WAGs still exist, sure. But no one’s doing it like the noughties OGs anymore.
10 songs that defined 2022: With a little help from Toni Braxton, the African Giant stole our hearts.
Lu shares her feelings on the inspiring artists, musicians and writers of New York
The Nigerian artist is knocking out hit after hit, while staying loyal to the subgenre's proud authenticity.
Two of music’s biggest, loudest personalities have joined forces. Brace yourself for an absolute banger.
From Olivia Rodrigo’s good 4 u video to T LABEL’s viral tulle creations, gloves are having a big moment right now.
The release of Kendrick Lamar’s fearless double album is one of the biggest cultural events of 2022. Here, THE FACE analyses some of the rapper’s deepest bars.
Notorious. Experimental. Piss-taking. For 10 years, Salford venue The White Hotel has been the centre of the North’s alternative nightlife. Here, the club’s closest allies explain their respect for the incendiary institution.
The social app might position itself as the anti-Instagram, but it’s really just another avenue for us to pretend our lives are a highlight reel. Do we need the added (two minutes of) pressure?
Chal Ravens’ column collects the best DJ mixes and sets that have dropped in recent weeks.
Feeling overwhelmed by the increasingly severe impact of climate change? You're not the only one. Here's how to deal with those feelings of existential dread and channel them into something positive.
After rising up the ranks of the UK club circuit with hyper-emotional anthems, the Welsh brothers are having a crack at international stardom. THE FACE finds them enjoying piña coladas at Coachella and DJing in a Bristol roundabout.
100%: The Wiltshire-raised musician has come a long way since her mum booked her studio time with Tesco vouchers.
Recently, we asked you to submit photos commemorating the past year in lockdown. After rifling through 200+ submissions (cheers!), we’ve whittled it down to protest, politics, daily walks, Zoom hugs, student life, anxiety, laughs, and all the rest of it...
In an exclusive, Adonis founder Shay Malt shares the plan for the Runway festival – which involves an old airport, a sea of queers, a “gaybourhood” and a line-up for the history books.
Underwear’s getting a makeover: out with lingerie dictated by male fantasy, in with the shops reinventing what it means to look and feel hot, one (sustainably made) pair of pants at a time.
