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On tour with Nat & Alex Wolff

Nathan Mitchell on The Boys’ final season and what he wants to manifest next

The Watchlist: Anson Boon’s 10 Favourite Films Right Now

Country star Zach Top on C2C and his Grammy win

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Joe Baggs on Gay Halloween, Katie Price and What Makes an Icon

From Gogglebox to Love Island: Aftersun, Joe Baggs reflects on internet fame, his Katie Price-inspired ICONS Halloween party with NYX, and the big creative ambitions waiting behind the camera.

Archie Renaux is a driving force behind Sky’s cutthroat new legal drama, War

Do you need a toner? The modern formulas making a case for It

Toner is back, and it looks nothing like the stinging astringent you remember. From milky hydrators to PDRN treatments, here is what a modern toner actually does and which ones

Was there something more? Mark Tuan and MILLI chase the question in “NIGHTLIGHT”

Mark Tuan and MILLI chase the late-night “what if” in “NIGHTLIGHT.” The GOT7 member talks bringing rap back, trusting his gut, and finally letting himself have a little fun.

18 questions with Nippa: “No one’s going to save me but me”

Nippa opens up on doom scrolling, Nipsey Hussle, partying his problems away and the Tottenham kit launch behind his Warner Records debut EP Homegrown. Read all 18 questions and answers.

Eau the Music takes 1883 inside debut album Light in the Dark

The Canadian artist shared their debut album earlier this month.

Julius Caesar and the audiences who don’t follow the rules

Leah Harvey and Kosar Ali discuss prison collaboration, the politics of casting, and giving young people a way into Shakespeare.

KhakiKid turns The Lower Third into a mosh pit

KhakiKid brought new music, heartfelt moments and a mosh pit to The Lower Third, proving that the connection between artist and audience was the whole point.

Aly Rowell finds healing in the spaces between memory and music

The San Diego-based singer-songwriter explores family, generational trauma and the complexities of the female experience on her debut solo album, ‘Where It All Goes’.

Irene Serra on jazz, witches, and why she’s ready for her “crone era”

Following the launch earlier this month, ISQ, the moniker of Irene Serra, an acclaimed Sicilian/Sardinian vocalist and songwriter, returns after five years to share her anticipated fifth studio album, The

Claro London: a mediterranean gem holding its own in St James’s

Grilled pickled cabbage that upstages the oysters, a cacio e pepe gratin worth hours of prep and a kitchen that never stands still: Claro is one of St James’s most

Are We on the Brink of an Art Market Revolution? How AI Is Rewriting the Business of Art

The art world runs on relationships, but its infrastructure is lagging behind. Hector Vidal is using AI to rethink how galleries operate, connect with collectors and navigate the evolving art

From Heartstopper
to Adultery, Leila Khan is taking on her most grown-up project yet

From the joy of Heartstopper to the family secrets of Adultery, Leila Khan talks first love, learning from her co-stars and finding her feet in every new role.

Marisha Wallace on the price of the dream

Taking inspiration from Etta James, Marisha Wallace asks what success costs and how to pursue your dream without losing yourself

Video Premiere: SHAB unleashes her fearless side in new single ‘Catch Me If You Can’

GRAMMY-Nominated Producer ALISSIA Is Helping Redefine What It Means to Be a Woman in Music Production

Five-time GRAMMY-nominated producer and DJ ALISSIA speaks to 1883 about stepping into her own artistry, breaking barriers for women in music production, and preserving live musicianship while finding her distinctive