Check out the photos of the action from The Face’s issue launch party.
Chal Ravens’ column collects the best sets that have dropped in recent weeks.
Forty years after the Battle of Orgreave, the creativity of those who took part in the 1984-5 miners’ strike has been carefully documented by the Barnsley designer.
Look out, Gen Z. Gen Alpha’s arrived, slathered in Sephora products and vaping like there’s no tomorrow. We gathered siblings from both warring cohorts and asked – from a safe distance – the pressing question du jour.
More streams. More fans. Better riders. THE FACE speaks to artists who’ve shared a stage with Taylor Swift.
When the artist’s Surinamese father passed over a decade ago, little did she know that she’d one day pay homage to his memory with an exhibition in Amsterdam.
When people say, “Is print dead?”, we point them towards The Fence (and us, obviously). As the London-based quarterly turns five, we speak to editor Charlie Baker.
Social media’s best music creator (aka @marg.mp3) makes sure we hear all the stuff she loves. Caroline Polachek reckons she's “the future of music journalism”. But Margeaux's just happy sharing her favourite albums.
Viral run club Runnpac set hearts racing on TikTok this summer, prompting many to tie up their laces and race towards love. But is it really the cure to our dating woes?
100%: The DJ/producer never stays in one place for too long, making them one of the most eclectic and well-travelled selectors out there. We (just about) caught them for a chat ahead of yet another set at Draaimolen fest this weekend.
The Cutting Room Floor has gone viral plenty of times for its sometimes provocative, always revealing takes on the fashion industry. We asked its founder all about it.
Lights down, curtains up: presenting our six picks for this year’s cinematic feast, from Luca Guadagnino's Queer to Palme D’Or winner Anora.
Ex-footie stars have been getting wrapped up in some pretty wild theories online. Beware of the goalie to moon landing denier pipeline.
On the verge of releasing an album that will, undoubtedly, define one era or movement of a still-blossoming career, the Sudanese-Canadian musician is in a place where it might be a challenge to stay grounded. At least, it might be for other artists.
THE FACE's cutting-edge music showcase returned to London last week.
Rated by THE FACE: a playlist featuring Coco & Clair Clair, Tommy Richman, Doechii and Knucks.
OK, so sexting might inherently be a little bit cringe. But we can all do better than Adam Levine.
