Manchester has a problem with its party drugs
Recent data suggests the city’s drugs are getting lower in quality and purity. We spoke to a dealer, a raver and a researcher to get to the bottom of the baggy.
Recent data suggests the city’s drugs are getting lower in quality and purity. We spoke to a dealer, a raver and a researcher to get to the bottom of the baggy.
People want to know who you're having sex with, not who's taking you out for dinner. Take note from Emily Ratajkowski and Eric André.
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She writes her name in capitals and makes anxiety-addressing music with Australian singers. She's GRACEY and she's mega (as demonstrated by her soon to be chart-bothering new single Empty Love).
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Now free from major label bullshit, the daring artist is no longer limited by anyone else’s fears.
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