The lead in Ryan Murphy's chaotic political dramedy The Politician talks ambition, machiavellian scheming and late nights with Gywneth Paltrow.
With comparisons to Rachel Zoe, the super-stylist who made boho happen in the early ’00s, Maeve Reilly is the positivity-spreading queen of celebrity street fashion.
The producer, songwriter and singer talks horoscopes and that time she received eight birthday cakes in one day. Show-off.
Go ahead, take a trip down the rabbit hole and discover Jiro Maestu’s off-beat, eco-friendly hats.
Rated by THE FACE: a playlist featuring Coco & Clair Clair, Tommy Richman, Doechii and Knucks.
The government is barrelling ahead with a road-building plan near the sacred site of Stonehenge. But this isn’t just a matter for “sentimental historians or tree-hugging Extinction Rebellion activists”. This is about our past, present and future.
Harvesting mushrooms requires only a little more patience than taking to TikTok or baking banana bread. Could psilocybin be effective in guiding us through to a better place? Those in the know weigh in.
With mass CCTV watching our every move, this emerging University of Westminster fashion student uses Google Maps to create fashion that toys with perception.
May, 2004: From bun-shakin’ Kelis to André 3000 twistin’ in jockey silks, flamboyance and fun have taken over.
Rated by THE FACE: A playlist featuring Ice Spice, Yaeji, Overmono and Headie One.
Actor and writer Zawe Ashton’s new play is a “love letter” shining a light on mental health issues within the black British community.
Gen Z is dusting off the millennial guidebook, one Hervé Léger dress and pair of So Kate Louboutin heels at a time.
Volume 4 Issue 002: Is it real? Is it prophesied? Are we to blame? And will the gods fix it? A rabbi, a reverend and a Rastafarian walk into a magazine to find out...
Last night, the British-Jamaican designer mashed-up rave, new wave and punk for an SS23 show that paid homage to Britain’s community centres – part party, part political, all killer.
Here’s a selection of sexy, romantic jams – hand-picked by a bunch of cool people in our contacts.
THE FACE speaks to the founder of the film company behind the 2001 cult classic, which eschewed cheesy porn music in favour of boundary-pushing techno.
