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Daily Beauty Rituals: When the Atlanta rapper isn’t collaborating with PinkPantheress or performing on stage with Playboi Carti and the Opium crew, he spends a good chunk of time looking after himself. Here’s how you can do the same.

An adaptation of Gus Van Sant’s 2005 film, this transgressive opera is loosely based on Kurt Cobain’s final days and seeks to dismantle who (or what) we think of as “idols”.

Lagos' legendary record shop and cultural hub gets a new merch line courtesy of a collab between Yoon Ahn, Soldier and PTSF.

Every issue, we put together a list of rising stars to watch. From TikTokers to musicians, designers to writers, these are the names you need to jot down in your Notes app.

Blending a UKG tempo with cheeky lyricism, the West London boy is bringing some much-needed tenderness to British rap. Here, we share a tightened cut of his interview for END.’s Oakley FGL drop.

In 2025, the face of British protest is not restricted to teenagers or students. At a time when life is hard enough for young people, the middle-aged, elderly and retired are willing to join the fight for Palestine, for the climate, for anti-racism and against far-right demonstrators. These are the power pensioners fighting peacefully, for freedom and our future.

Wiser and now sober, producer and DJ Jamie Roberts is at a turning point in his career, swapping pounding techno for more conceptual listening. We caught up with the British legend ahead of his C2C festival debut.

Rated by THE FACE: It’s an end of year special!

The She’s a Director collaborators on sleepless nights, New Jeans and the importance of a slogan.

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.

It had been practically unheard of in the UK for nearly 100 years, then new legislation changed everything. Here, prisoners including Kamran Ahmed, 27, and Qesser Zuhrah, 20 – who have been on hunger strike for 25 and 34 days respectively – share their experiences.

For Theo Cottle’s latest project, the photographer spent several weeks capturing the extraordinary discipline of the Japanese children who practice the sport.