DoxyPEP is a potentially game-changing way of preventing STIs. Here’s everything you need to know and how to get hold of it.
People having perpetual hallucinations from psychedelic drugs are finding a community on TripTok. But how rare is the condition, and is it becoming more common?
Can a narcolepsy drug help you achieve mad gains? These men think so.
How one bad trip sent a gay man into a sexual kerfuffle.
Gucci, Fiorucci, Stüssy and Marc Jacobs’ Heaven all helped dub 2020 the year of the mushroom. But here’s why the roots of mycelium mania run a little deeper, well into the new year and, no doubt, the rest of the decade.
The Look Out For Each Other initiative will promote risk awareness among this year’s festival-goers.
A Single Man: when you’re feeling down, a solid night out can be as medicinal as taking painkillers to treat a headache, our gay sex columnist reckons.
London Film Festival: the Londoner is starring in the other must-watch TV drama of the season (the other being Succession) (you knew that).
Artist Tan Gillies’ new film explores the intense highs and lows of growing up, presented through the mysticism of Iceland, and the chaos of London.
A party in an abandoned leisure centre, a hot, boxy, broken sauna and a bouncy castle - this is part two of a fictional weekend adventure.
Introducing a fictional – and rather relatable – tale with outlandish antics from the weekend. For our first instalment, it’s January, it’s fucking cold and well… we’re on a boat.
Sam Taylor-Johnson opens up about the film tackling addiction and the controversy surrounding a “memoir” built on lies.
February, 1996: A first-hand scoop into the bleak world of the ’90s cult classic, taken from our archive.
Taking tabs to trip into a new realm is more entwined with opening dozens of tabs to trade crypto than you might think…
Adam Zmith’s new book explores the history of poppers, from its medicinal properties to its hedonistic centre stage in queer culture. Aaaaand inhale...
Working alongside medicinal weed advocacy group Cancard, the forces are trialling a new scheme to reduce the smell of cannabis in social housing.
Contact, a new photobook by Harry Hawkes, documents the intoxicating bodies gathering in clubs post-pandemic, all in the name of human interaction.
