Capitalist striver and bisexual Robert is a point of fascination in HBO’s finance sleeper hit series. When not on the trading floor, this is what the actor who plays him enjoys…
2020 in review: As Wonder Woman 1984 opens in cinemas – only the second major film this entire year – we ask: is the collapse of moviegoing all the fault of 007?
In the new dance murder mystery Tiny Pretty Things on Netflix, Cowperthwaite plays Oren, a workout-obsessed ballet mercenary who will stop at nothing to get his prize.
Star Wars has a long legacy of unnecessary spinning in fight scenes. So why were fans so upset when space mod Skad added to the tradition in The Book of Boba Fett’s finale?
If all, some, or maybe even one of these crypto subcategories start to blow up, a new economic boom could well be on its way.
After Maddy Perez’s New Year’s fit graced our screens in the first episode of Euphoria season two, searches for “black cutout dresses” soared 890%. Is it time for gorgeous, gorgeous girls to throw the trackies in the bin?
Seen the term "Web3" knocking about but have no idea what it is? THE FACE's crypto expert is here to help.
“The turnout was amazing, we expected 500 people, there were thousands.”
Gen Z’s top app has released its most-streamed tracks of the year. Can you guess who made the cut? Find out here.
Want to do your part to mitigate the climate crisis, but don't know where to start? Here are some simple ways to live greener this year.
Roll over Avengers and tell Spirited Away the news: in three months, the new anime has become the biggest ever film at the Japanese box office. Here’s how.
Forget Hatton Garden! Georgia Kemball, Ellie Mercer, Isabel Bonner, Bleue Burnham, Rebekah Bide and Joy BC are the young gold and silversmiths injecting new blood into heavy metals.
Influenced by underground filmmaker Kenneth Anger, photographer Bob Foster visited car shows across the UK, capturing the gaudy, supersized motors. Oddly sexy, we're saying.
The photographer who shot our New World Biking magazine feature on the challenges of keeping up with a gang of superfit city cyclists.
A 20-year-old star of the social media age, Beabadoobee is part of the first generation to have near-instant access to endless socio-cultural archives, using them to create a look that is as much Smashing Pumpkins as it is Lizzie McGuire. She is yesterday, today and, probably, tomorrow. She is MEGA.
