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    Give us this Bottega Veneta lamp. Today the Italian fashion house has unveiled their collaboration with legacy lighting design brand, Flos. Launching in six colourways, the lamps are super sleek, modern, and very expensive-looking.

    Marie Davidson’s sixth album will come out next year. The idiosyncratic Canadian producer has revealed that her new album, City of Clowns, will be released on 28 February. Its latest single, a sardonic, thumpy techno track titled “Sexy Clown”, was released today. Check it out below.

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    A touching, provocative exhibition from an exiled gay Russian artist. Vlad Zorin’s project With Love From France saw him traverse thousands of kilometres across his new home country, collecting stories of love and sexuality from gay men. Photographs from that project are part of Vlad Zorin: Unmasked, running until 18 January at London’s Upsilon Gallery.

    Sotheby’s has replicated a vintage subway station full of Keith Haring drawings. Ahead of their upcoming auction of Haring’s work, the gallery will transport viewers into a replica of the 23rd Street station in 1980. Complete with vintage benches, turnstiles and tiled walls, Art in Transit: 31 Keith Haring Subway Drawings from the Collection of Larry Warsh evokes the spirit of the era Haring’s drawings were created in.

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    Give us this Bottega Veneta lamp. Today the Italian fashion house has unveiled their collaboration with legacy lighting design brand, Flos. Launching in six colourways, the lamps are super sleek, modern, and very expensive-looking.

    Marie Davidson’s sixth album will come out next year. The idiosyncratic Canadian producer has revealed that her new album, City of Clowns, will be released on 28 February. Its latest single, a sardonic, thumpy techno track titled “Sexy Clown”, was released today. Check it out below.

    vlad zorin artist russian gay sitting on a couch holding a mask

    A touching, provocative exhibition from an exiled gay Russian artist. Vlad Zorin’s project With Love From France saw him traverse thousands of kilometres across his new home country, collecting stories of love and sexuality from gay men. Photographs from that project are part of Vlad Zorin: Unmasked, running until 18 January at London’s Upsilon Gallery.

    Sotheby’s has replicated a vintage subway station full of Keith Haring drawings. Ahead of their upcoming auction of Haring’s work, the gallery will transport viewers into a replica of the 23rd Street station in 1980. Complete with vintage benches, turnstiles and tiled walls, Art in Transit: 31 Keith Haring Subway Drawings from the Collection of Larry Warsh evokes the spirit of the era Haring’s drawings were created in.

    Barry Keoghan’s next movie is a gory revenge thriller. MUBI’s upcoming film Bring Them Down sees Keoghan play Jack, the teenage son of a farming family in rural Ireland. When one day the family’s sheep are found brutally mutilated, a feud is spawned between the family and rival farmer, Michael (Christopher Abbot). Watch the trailer for the film, which hits theatres from 6 February, below.

    Barry Keoghan’s next movie is a gory revenge thriller. MUBI’s upcoming film Bring Them Down sees Keoghan play Jack, the teenage son of a farming family in rural Ireland. When one day the family’s sheep are found brutally mutilated, a feud is spawned between the family and rival farmer, Michael (Christopher Abbot). Watch the trailer for the film, which hits theatres from 6 February, below.

    Tyler, The Creator’s Golf le Fleur is coming to the UK. The fragrance, accessory and apparel brand will launch in Selfridges on 2 December. It’s the first time any of the items will be available outside of the States – good news for those who’ve been dealing with the extortionate shipping and customs fees.

    Moses Sumney and Anohni have covered a Sophie song. For the latest drop of Red Hot’s Transa compilation, which features over one hundred artists making music in support of trans rights, the American and British musicians teamed up on a gorgeous cover of Sophie’s 2018 track “Is It Cold In The Water?”. “It means a lot to be able to finally pay tribute to SOPHIE, whom I met early in our careers,” Sumney wrote in a press release. “It’s an honor to contribute to a cause so near and dear to my heart.”

    The new Babygirl trailer is even sexier than the last. The NSFW A24 film, which stars Nicole Kidman as an orgasm-starved CEO and Harris Dickinson as her intern-cum-Dom, just dropped its second trailer. Full of sexual tension, thumb-sucking and a good old fashioned fingerbang, you can catch the full movie in theatres from Christmas Day.

    Tyler, The Creator’s Golf le Fleur is coming to the UK. The fragrance, accessory and apparel brand will launch in Selfridges on 2 December. It’s the first time any of the items will be available outside of the States – good news for those who’ve been dealing with the extortionate shipping and customs fees.

    Moses Sumney and Anohni have covered a Sophie song. For the latest drop of Red Hot’s Transa compilation, which features over one hundred artists making music in support of trans rights, the American and British musicians teamed up on a gorgeous cover of Sophie’s 2018 track “Is It Cold In The Water?”. “It means a lot to be able to finally pay tribute to SOPHIE, whom I met early in our careers,” Sumney wrote in a press release. “It’s an honor to contribute to a cause so near and dear to my heart.”

    The new Babygirl trailer is even sexier than the last. The NSFW A24 film, which stars Nicole Kidman as an orgasm-starved CEO and Harris Dickinson as her intern-cum-Dom, just dropped its second trailer. Full of sexual tension, thumb-sucking and a good old fashioned fingerbang, you can catch the full movie in theatres from Christmas Day.

    Gucci is going co-ed again. From next February, the Italian fashion house will return to “unified” shows at Milan Fashion Week. In a statement made by the house, they said that combining both menswear and womenswear into one show will allow creative director Sabato De Sarno to foster “a dialogue between complementary men’s and women’s collections.”

    Gucci is going co-ed again. From next February, the Italian fashion house will return to “unified” shows at Milan Fashion Week. In a statement made by the house, they said that combining both menswear and womenswear into one show will allow creative director Sabato De Sarno to foster “a dialogue between complementary men’s and women’s collections.”

    Nicole Kidman says you can meme her “as much as you want” – so long as you go to the cinema. Since it first came out in 2021, an AMC ad that features the Australian actress has been doing the rounds on Film Twitter as a top tier meme. In it, she sits in an empty theatre, eyes widened, really, really enjoying the snippets of Jurassic WorldLa La Land, and a boxing match that play before her. In a recent interview with British GQ, Kidman addressed the meme: “I’ll do anything for cinema, so you can meme me as much as you want.” A self-sacrificing queen.

    Nicole Kidman says you can meme her “as much as you want” – so long as you go to the cinema. Since it first came out in 2021, an AMC ad that features the Australian actress has been doing the rounds on Film Twitter as a top tier meme. In it, she sits in an empty theatre, eyes widened, really, really enjoying the snippets of Jurassic WorldLa La Land, and a boxing match that play before her. In a recent interview with British GQ, Kidman addressed the meme: “I’ll do anything for cinema, so you can meme me as much as you want.” A self-sacrificing queen.

    Chappell Roan, Tyla and Kali Uchis will star in Sabrina Carpenter’s Christmas special. Premiering on Netflix on 6 December, A Nonsense Christmas will see Sabrina perform festive duets with this aforementioned artists. As the trailer promises, there’ll be sketches, performances and “something for the gays.” Christmas really has come early!

    Takashi Murakami reimagines traditional Japanese art in new London exhibition. Open at London’s Gagosian, Japanese Art History à la Takashi Murakami will show several of the artist’s reinterpretations of Japanese historical paintings. Expect his iconic flower figures being imposed onto a 17th century map of Tokyo, an anime-meets-pop-art revision of a geisha and more. It runs from 10 December until 8 March.