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Guide to modern living: Three albums and a world tour in, the Canadian musician talks falling over, private dancing and unleashing (!) the (!!) beast (!!!).

The Domestic Stage, a new book by researcher and Central Saint Martins lecturer Adam Murray, explores what happens when fashion photography steps inside your home.

Much of artist Jamie Holman’s work examines working class and football culture. Now he wants to challenge certain aspects with new pieces made in Pakistan.

Caught between a lowered voting age, the ban of Palestine Action and the Online Safety Act, the political landscape has changed radically for 16-year-olds over the course of one summer.

Hunter's first book takes inspiration from their own experiences of class anxiety and racial tension. Somehow, they managed to write it while working as an NHS doctor.

The actor is currently in two TV shows, is busy writing a third and has a podcast on Alex Cooper’s Unwell network. We caught up with the self-confessed "friend slut" to find out how he does it.

According to rally organisers Defend Our Juries, at least 500 people are set to arrive at Westminster on Saturday in support of Palestine Action – which could get them arrested. Who are these two groups and how are they related?

We had a chat about festivals, food and medicine with the Hackney rapper after her performance on the Levi’s Stage.

If you’re ever looking to soundtrack a coven meeting, you’ll want to add this alt-pop to the playlist.

The comedian’s new show, Overcompensating, is a beer-chugging, fist-bumping romp through college. We asked its creator about becoming a Kardashian, bro culture and why sparkling water makes him giddy.

In compiling the work of 70 Irish photographers from 1975 to the present day, Belfast-based creatives Lucy Jackson and Joel Seawright shine a light on Irish culture beyond the Troubles.

Alt-pop’s rising star on dodging fuckboys, swapping wardrobes with Jacob Elordi and the dark depths of HorseTok.