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Love Comics? Go to London’s Best New Comics Festival
ARC Festival is taking over South East London for four days of exhibitions, talks, a comics fair and, like all good events, a free party.
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Things We Hate and Love Online This Week
Peppa Pig, the Terminator, Caroline Calloway, Chadded George Costanza, and Kai Cenat. This guestlist is even worse than Taylor Swift’s wedding.
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Things We Hate and Love Online This Week
Welcome back to the World Cup of going online. Grab your shin pads and get ready for a heated game of lying prostrate and scrolling until your eyes bleed.
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Things We Hate and Love Online This Week
My invite to Paris Fashion Week got lost in the post again, so I spent 168 hours online finding funny, risible shit for you instead. -
Things We Hate and Love Online This Week
All the greats are making an appearance this week: Bob Dylan, David Hockney, ‘Eno’ the industrial humanoid robot with no head or legs…
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Pictures by the author How to Gatecrash VIP Parties at the Venice Biennale
A guide to breaking into the best and most drug-laden soirees at the world’s most prestigious contemporary arts festival.
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Things We Hate and Love Online This Week
More new music from Ye. Will the horrors of 2026 never end?
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Picture by CJ @ weknowwhatyoudidlastnight The Rise and Fall of the ‘Hipster Music’ Era, 2000-2014: VICE’s Definitive Timeline
An epic odyssey through the early 2000s, from (what they now call) Indie Sleaze: Part I to Future Islands on Letterman, with (nearly) no Mumford & Sons in sight.
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Things We Hate and Love Online This Week
Sure, every single highly regarded piece of art and culture is cool, but have you seen Clavicular’s OnlyFans?
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All photos by Lorenzo Roncaglione Party Time for Travellers at Appleby Horse Fair
Candid photos from the largest traditional Gypsy gathering in Europe.
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Cebas/Getty Images Why Nostalgia Is All We Have Left
It might seem like nostalgia is all we’ve got left. It isn’t. It’s just easier to mine.
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Pictures by Maria Gorodeckaya An Obituary for the ‘Performative Male’
Will these ultra-woke, Labubu-laden loverboys survive the winter? We weigh it up—and ask a few to defend themselves.
