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Norwegian Black Metal Film Lords of Chaos Handles Dark Themes with a Lightness of Touch
Angst-riddled teens. Church burning. Deadpan voiceovers. Jonas Åkerlund delivers darkly subversive – not to mention compulsive – viewing
Hurt, Passion and Hope: Simon Amstell’s Benjamin is Like Your Cynical, Funny Friend
The comedian-turned-director finds gentle kindness and a sense of wonder in his juddering characters
7 of the Best Books About Female Relationships for International Women’s Day
Mother-daughter bonds. Sisterhood. Friendships. Gang dynamics. The female relationships at the heart of these stories are full of integrity
Meet Kenzie, the New-Gen Superstar Tearing Down Toxic Masculinity
The rising alt-RnB star talks Kerouac, Cher and her obsession with teeth
From Turkish Delights’ Early House Vibes to Simple’s Bedroom-Pop: the Best New Music for March
From the intro titles of Edward Scissorhands to Moon River, we defy you to listen to this and not come…
Meet Kyan, the Raw New Talent of Poetic Pop Soul, Hailed by Nile Rodgers As ‘a Genius’ and a ‘Young Mozart’
Ahead of his highly anticipated debut album Nothing Beyond coming 2019, discover how this self-taught, self-determined musician from Cambridge made…
Brutish Violence and Intense Vulnerability Combine in Male Prostitution Drama Sauvage
In a world of physical and mental decay, Camille Vidal-Naquet debut feature maintains a palpable sense of hope
Show Your Eardrums Some Love With Kate Simko’s Cinematic Romance Playlist
From the intro titles of Edward Scissorhands to Moon River, we defy you to listen to this and not come…