culture
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the death of the final girl
she might’ve survived a horror film (or two!) but the final girl is officially dead. or at least the trope is. writer son pham explains why.
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mac demarco delivers a delightfully chaotic night at o2 academy brixton
writer, music lover, and one of mac demarco’s og fans meg hilborne popped down to brixton to check out the canadian musician’s three-night residence at the o2 academy – here, she opens up about her experience.
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‘the art of loving live’ testifies to olivia dean’s sincerity
olivia dean’s rise over the past year has been remarkable, driven by the release of her sophomore studio album. writer meg hilborne reviews dean’s spectular four-night run at the o2 in london.
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‘romeo & juliet’ review: sadie sink and noah jupe steal the show as star-crossed lovers
the west end production is easily one of our most anticipated bookings. writer meg hilborne reviews the play.
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‘kiss all the time. disco, occasionally’ ranked
writer meg hilborne ranks the brit popstar’s dancefloor-ready fourth studio album.
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your womenswear guide to #poetcore
inspired by the revival of analogue media and current generational yearn for handwritten love letters, our resident stylist @kittydoesfashion shares the ultimate lookbook for #poetcore – a fashion microtrend we quickly fell in love with.