We cannot wait for this album to have us in a chokehold.
The Weeknd and Playboi Carti are making music together. The Weeknd welcomed the rapper at his São Paulo show on Saturday where the pair debuted their brand new collaboration. Though a title for the song – or a release date – are yet to be announced, fans are already going berserk for it. You can listen to the new track (and watch The Weeknd’s whole performance) below.
Carhartt WIP’s AW24 campaign takes influence from the uncanny. Shot in a remote woodland area on the precipice of nightfall, the collection – made up of the brand’s signature utility-cum-streetwear trousers, jeans, jackets and more – strikes against its unsettling rural backdrop. Taking inspiration from “suburban teenage boredom, rebellion, and elements of ritualistic fantasy,” the campaign feels like a Carhartt special of The Blair Witch Project – just in time for spooky season.
Another day, another Luca Guadagnino movie announcement. This time, his longtime producer Peter Spears confirmed to Indiewire that he’d be working with the director on Leading Men– an adaptation of the book by Christopher Castellani. The book is a fictionalised retelling of the romance between the iconic playwright Tennessee Williams and his partner Frank Merlo in the mid-20th century. Matthew Lopez, who wrote the excellent stage play The Inheritance, is writing the screenplay.
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We cannot wait for this album to have us in a chokehold.
The Weeknd and Playboi Carti are making music together. The Weeknd welcomed the rapper at his São Paulo show on Saturday where the pair debuted their brand new collaboration. Though a title for the song – or a release date – are yet to be announced, fans are already going berserk for it. You can listen to the new track (and watch The Weeknd’s whole performance) below.
Carhartt WIP’s AW24 campaign takes influence from the uncanny. Shot in a remote woodland area on the precipice of nightfall, the collection – made up of the brand’s signature utility-cum-streetwear trousers, jeans, jackets and more – strikes against its unsettling rural backdrop. Taking inspiration from “suburban teenage boredom, rebellion, and elements of ritualistic fantasy,” the campaign feels like a Carhartt special of The Blair Witch Project – just in time for spooky season.
Another day, another Luca Guadagnino movie announcement. This time, his longtime producer Peter Spears confirmed to Indiewire that he’d be working with the director on Leading Men– an adaptation of the book by Christopher Castellani. The book is a fictionalised retelling of the romance between the iconic playwright Tennessee Williams and his partner Frank Merlo in the mid-20th century. Matthew Lopez, who wrote the excellent stage play The Inheritance, is writing the screenplay.
Muna are the latest group to open up about toxic fan behaviour. Earlier last month Chappell Roan posted several TikToks detailing her experience with creepy fans. Her videos gained mass support from fans and musicians alike, including Jewel and Paramore’s Hayley Williams. Now, Muna have spoken out via Instagram about their experiences with troublesome fan behaviour, including cyberstalking, hacking and fan bullying. Can everyone please just be normal?
Muna are the latest group to open up about toxic fan behaviour. Earlier last month Chappell Roan posted several TikToks detailing her experience with creepy fans. Her videos gained mass support from fans and musicians alike, including Jewel and Paramore’s Hayley Williams. Now, Muna have spoken out via Instagram about their experiences with troublesome fan behaviour, including cyberstalking, hacking and fan bullying. Can everyone please just be normal?
A24 has acquired Brady Corbet’s The Brutalist. The historical epic, which achieved a 12-minute standing ovation after its debut at this year’s Venice Film Festival and scored Corbet the Silver Lion award for best director, is a 3.5-hour masterful work of character building. The film follows Laszlo Toth, a Jewish architect who, having escaped from Hungary at the end of World War Two, meets a rich client who changes his life forever. It’s a masterpiece, and the best film of the year according to our entertainment editor, Douglas Greenwood.
Babe wake up, new Supreme x Martine Rose is coming. Consisting of en-vogue leather moto jackets, football scarves, velour tracksuits and more, the collection is full of motocross-influenced streetwear that even Keanu Reeves would be jealous of. The collection, dropping online later this week, will also come with a purchasable 44-page photo zine, of which all profits will be donated to St. Giles Trust, a UK-based charity helping people affected by homelessness, substance abuse or violence.
Sarah Burton is the new creative director of Givenchy. The news comes almost one year to the day of the English designer’s departure from Alexander McQueen, where she had worked for 26 years and held the title of creative director for 13 years. “I am so excited to be able to write the next chapter in the story of this iconic house and to bring to Givenchy my own vision, sensibility and beliefs,” Sarah said.
A24 has acquired Brady Corbet’s The Brutalist. The historical epic, which achieved a 12-minute standing ovation after its debut at this year’s Venice Film Festival and scored Corbet the Silver Lion award for best director, is a 3.5-hour masterful work of character building. The film follows Laszlo Toth, a Jewish architect who, having escaped from Hungary at the end of World War Two, meets a rich client who changes his life forever. It’s a masterpiece, and the best film of the year according to our entertainment editor, Douglas Greenwood.
Babe wake up, new Supreme x Martine Rose is coming. Consisting of en-vogue leather moto jackets, football scarves, velour tracksuits and more, the collection is full of motocross-influenced streetwear that even Keanu Reeves would be jealous of. The collection, dropping online later this week, will also come with a purchasable 44-page photo zine, of which all profits will be donated to St. Giles Trust, a UK-based charity helping people affected by homelessness, substance abuse or violence.
Sarah Burton is the new creative director of Givenchy. The news comes almost one year to the day of the English designer’s departure from Alexander McQueen, where she had worked for 26 years and held the title of creative director for 13 years. “I am so excited to be able to write the next chapter in the story of this iconic house and to bring to Givenchy my own vision, sensibility and beliefs,” Sarah said.
Sebastian Croft in this photo is our eternal Sunday mood. You can read our interview with the 22-year-old actor here.
Sebastian Croft in this photo is our eternal Sunday mood. You can read our interview with the 22-year-old actor here.
Gorpcore is still on the menu. Japanese retailer BEAMS has once again collaborated with Canadian outdoorwear brand Arc’teryx on a delicious line of patchwork rain jackets, backpacks and crossbody bags. The collection will be available in worldwide Arc’teryx retailers from 25 September – right in time for the cold, drizzly mornings that await us all.
Gorpcore is still on the menu. Japanese retailer BEAMS has once again collaborated with Canadian outdoorwear brand Arc’teryx on a delicious line of patchwork rain jackets, backpacks and crossbody bags. The collection will be available in worldwide Arc’teryx retailers from 25 September – right in time for the cold, drizzly mornings that await us all.
Lily Collias is not just a former theatre kid. Though the actress has been performing since she was a child, the star of India Donaldson’s Good One – and, ahem, the soon-to-be new face of A24 horror – always had a hunch she would make it on the big screen. In our interview with Lily, we chatted about her beginnings in “woo woo” acting schools, her role in Good One, and her future acting career. Read the interview here.
TikTok’s possible ban in the US is losing support among Americans. In a new survey conducted by Pew Research it was discovered that only one-third of the American respondents are now in favour of the app’s potential ban – compared to 50 per cent of survey respondents in March 2023. Though Pew did not ask their participants their reasons for their opinions, the survey shows a definite change in public opinion towards the controversial app.
