Meet the mega-brain engineers, clinicians, students and manufacturers from Oxford University and King’s College who have built a machine that could be key to the battle against COVID-19.
It’s hard out there for leftfield musicians. But this independent label and event series proves there’s still plenty of people who want to go out and have their ears challenged.
The self-produced bedroom artist soundtracking life’s highs and lows.
Amid mass job resignations and Brexit-aggravated economic strain in the UK, young women are repurposing the Y2K staple – jeans and a nice top – and finding new meaning in 2022.
With Andrew Garfield being the latest actor to take the plunge, we pay tribute to the time-honoured wet-suit photoshoot.
The psychological thriller, starring Archie Madekwe and Théodore Pellerin, takes a deep dive into parasocial relationships as a superfan achieves his wildest dream: becoming friends with his favourite artist.
These are the breakouts appearing in the highly anticipated Grand Army, Enola Holmes, Tiny Pretty Things and Nocturne, out this autumn.
Also on the Rated by THE FACE playlist: Nettspend, Sky Ferreira, Blaketheman1000 and Chloe Cherry.
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Trailer of the Week: Watch Keanu Reeves, Carrie-Anne Moss and Lana Wachowski reinvent the sci-fi blockbuster all over again. Bullet time, wooh!
His red-hot fusion of dancehall and rap has provoked pride, and not a little alarm, in his home country of Jamaica. Now, 2022 has seen Skillibeng go global – taking his tunes and charm on the road.
100%: On her second album Perfect Picture, the PC Music poster girl emerges from her screen to contend with reality.
Fashion news of the week: Plus, Barry Keoghan becomes a Burberry brand ambassador, Diesel and Lee hook up, Selfridges opens a joke shop and Gentle Monster and Maison Margiela are back.
Take it from the leftfield grime producer, Edinburgh is more than just a hub for middle-class mums during Fringe.
For some LGBTQ young people, lockdown means being separated from the ones who understand and support them most.
She's hailed as a style icon, the voice of a generation and a marketing case-study for what makes young people tick – all for just being herself. Plucked out of reality precisely for being real, Emma Chamberlain is the blueprint for how to navigate social media stardom.
