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UK singer-songwriter Chiara King returns to the scene with “Party With A Monster”, her first release in nearly 2 years.
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Nottingham indie rock four-piece Blondes unveil a cinematic visual accompaniment for their latest anthem, “Love in the Afternoon”.
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The Lady Gaga fans are eating good as the second trailer for the explosive fashion biopic, House of Gucci, is revealed.

Balenciaga just treated us to the crossover of our dreams it unveiled a special episode of The Simpsons for its SS22 display.

From SZA and Kali Uchis' sizzling new track to cuts from Jayli Wolf and VETS, here is this week's Wonderlist.

As their wildly successful Cherry Blossom tour comes to a close and with their 10 year anniversary fast approaching, beloved boyband The Vamps candidly talk the evolution of their sound and what the future holds for them.

Gucci continues to celebrate its 100th year as it pays tribute to the disco age in the musical Gucci 100 campaign.

Alexander McQueen launches its newest bag, the stunning The Jewelled Hobo, which features the iconic Knuckle.

Genre-bending multi-talent Phantom Pink chats influences, self-defining, and where his artistry is headed.

Step into photographer Kevin Sikorski's kaleidoscopic world of scintillating glamour in this effervescent editorial.
Kit Butler

Getting to know 25hours Hotel Terminus Nord: a stellar stay nestled amidst Paris’ 10th Arrondissement.

We catch up with Lea G to discuss her new music, her provoking journey to this point, and the progression of her style.
Deva Cassel

A24 hive, rise! Anne Hathaway and Michaela Coel are set to star as sapphic lovers in this Charli XCX and Jack Antonoff-soundtracked pop epic.

Rising folk rock starlet Calista Garcia returns with “Flowers in My Hair”, the fourth single from her forthcoming album, Confession.

Neo-soul frontrunner Frankie Jobling portrays her emotional resonance beautifully on tender new visuals “Where Do You Go When You Go Quiet”.