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Not All Venuses Are Born from the Sea, 2018–ongoing Between Mount Vesuvius and the volcanic island of Stromboli, the Italian photographer Marco reimagines the Roman goddess Venus not solely as an embodiment of beauty, but as a contemporary figure formed by landscape There are landscapes that become part of you before you have the language to describe them. For Italian photographer Marco Imperatore, Mount Vesuvius belongs to this category.

Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma, 2026 As Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma hits UK cinemas, Jane Schoenbrun talks sex, slashers and subverting the final girl – and teases taking on A Nightmare on Elm Street From We’re All Going to the World’s Fair and I Saw the TV Glow, two things are true of a Jane Schoenbrun feature film.

Idemitsu Apollo Gas Stations, Junzo Sakakura, Tokyo and other locations, 1956 – Unknown A new book from Thames & Hudson remembers some of Japan’s most remarkable modern buildings, whose extraordinary designs couldn’t defy their inevitable extinction in the face of frequent natural and manmade destruction In the decades after suffering widespread urban devastation at the end of the first world war – and onwards, all the way through to the 1990s – Japan embarked on one of the most dramatic...

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds at Preston Park Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds returned home to Brighton for a sold-out show at Preston Park, playing to nearly 50,000 people.

Our Hero, Balthazar, 2026 Oscar Boyson’s new film follows two alienated teenagers caught between violence, validation and life online. Then its protagonist escaped the screen, and became a Instagram personality with a cult following of his own Peering into a ring light as the New York City skyline shimmers outside, Balthazar Malone’s crocodile tears are an unsettling sign of what’s to come in Oscar Boyson’s new indie film, Our Hero, Balthazar.

Pauline at the Beach (1983) Translated into English 80 years after it was released under a pseudonym, the famed New Wave director’s only novel, Élisabeth, was a thematic blueprint to the cinema that would follow – it’s also the perfect summer read Éric Rohmer’s mother died without ever knowing of the fêted French director’s film career. To her, he was a schoolteacher; to reporters, he’d give false dates of birth. He was a private man, the kind the 21st century doesn’t typically accommodate.

From face creams as costly as London rent to high-maintenance, multi-step hydration, here are the beauty must-haves that the AnOther Team would take to a desert island Susannah Frankel, editor-in-chief Sisley Black Rose Cream Mask. It’s always been my favourite moisturiser. I sleep with it on and it smells as soothing as it feels. Alexander Fury, fashion features director La Prairie. I’m insane when it comes to skincare and absolutely love the most expensive shit imaginable.

For his inaugural publication, photographer Mark Abegg de Boucherville sat down for lunch with 88 models in the French capital It was only Arina Kablukova’s second day in Paris when she met with photographer Mark Abegg de Boucherville. The casting director had given the Russian model instructions to wear what she wanted to be photographed in. Kablukova didn’t get the memo, and turned up in a grey tracksuit. “Is that really what you want to be photographed in?” Abegg de Boucherville asked.

Some swear by it, others call it a scam. Ahead, we dive into the most compelling collagen concoctions around. TextHumeara MohamedTextSophie Bew ‘Collagen’ is searched for approximately 23 million times every single month. And while its prevalence in skincare, drinks and pills has boomed since 2014, not all collagen formulas are made equal. Composed of amino acids, collagen itself is a structural protein that makes up around 30% of all protein in the body.

La Roux La Roux is back with a new album and a new look. As she releases her next single, she discusses her inspirations, style icons and why she hates being compared to David Bowie La Roux has ditched the quiff. You will most likely know the English musician for her electropop classics In For the Kill and Bulletproof, as well as the flame-shaped crest that once towered above her forehead. By contrast, the woman in front of me is almost unrecognisable.