From the dancefloor to a dick date, poppers give you an extra lift that lasts all of 10 seconds. But which different brands should you avoid? And which should you take back to the bedroom? We get to the bottom of it.
One of the world’s most common cosmetic interventions is growing in popularity among younger people – so what does a lifetime of Botox really look like?
If you just loved football and TikTok, you’d be Cal the Dragon. But you’re not. He is. The clear-headed Notts lad is happiest when he’s saving shots in his gran’s garden and has plenty to say about online life.
Having relocated from Paris to the countryside in Kent, Joe Mount shares his tips for rural living and domestic bliss.
The left-field, London-based rap collective returned to Eastbourne for this tender new track from subsidiary group Elison 404. Watch exclusively via The Face.
Featuring fan fiction levels of adoration from Stevie Nicks, Elton John and Alessandro Michele.
A handy explanation of what makes Loopring and Shiba Inu different from Bitcoin and Ether.
We handed out limited copies at the Swedish collective’s London show. Couldn’t make it? Download your copy here.
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The West London rapper has dropped the emotional track in the run up to the release of his 23 mixtape.
From video game champions to YouTube innovators, THE FACE meets the Pokémon players who have used Satoshi Tajiri's fictional world to create lasting, IRL bonds.
Bella Poarch is already a survivor, and a Navy veteran, at just 24. Now the tiny but tough TikTok star is ready to step off the app and head, eyes narrowed, for pop stardom, plushie alpaca in tow.
With prequel movie The Many Saints of Newark about to hit cinemas, Michael Gandolfini talks stepping into the role that his late father, James, made so famous: that of Tony Soprano, the complex mob boss whose legacy has endured as one of TV’s greatest ever characters.
THE FACE contributor Lina Abascal has chronicled the intense ’00s genre in her new book Never Be Alone Again. Here, she picks out some classics from the movement.
February 1994: Snoop Doggy Dogg is currently America’s top rap star. He’s also due to be tried later this year as an accessory to murder. In his first interview with the British press, he tells us whether the gangsta life celebrated on his records has now become reality.
As part of the band’s takeover of The Face, we broadcasted cover versions of their songs by Phoebe Bridgers, Rina Sawayama, Clairo, Gracie Abrams, Cavetown, Pales Waves and Beabadoobee.
December 2000: Joaquin Phoenix has demons. The myth surrounding his late brother River. His “hippy” family. The six “wilderness” years he took off from acting. That “moodiness”. But this year, with formidable performances in Gladiator and now The Yards, he’s finally headed into the light.
As bars, pubs and nightclubs welcome us all back, two spiking victims want us to proceed with caution.
