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Service95 is a free weekly newsletter that will cover everything from little-known hotspots to up-and-coming artists and travel tips. Service95 will serve up a considered curation of lists, recommendations, stories, information, thoughts, perspectives, and conversations you won’t hear, see, or read anywhere else. Powerful articles from the world’s most compelling voices will live alongside savvy social commentary, laugh-out-loud feature-writing, & left-of-center recommendations for anything from late-night snacks to the best in-flight music for long-haul trips. We'll also be sharing the important work of activists bringing to light causes and complex world issues we should all be talking about. I honestly can't wait to share the first one with you! Source

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Dua’s List: Recs For Date Nights To Remember Around The World

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Really, a good date comes down to the company. But if one thing aside from that guarantees a great night, it’s the location. Live music spots where you can’t help but dance; restaurants with the perfect combination of soft lighting and great food; bars with a vibe so good, you shut it down. Here are 10 spots where the venue does most of the work for you – on a dedicated Google Map here, ready for you to save.
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What Happened To The ‘Beautiful Game’? You’ll Find It With These Grassroots Football Teams

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By Naomi Accardi
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If the previous two FIFA World Cups had critics and activists fired up, this year’s edition has surpassed them both. Then, the ethics of host countries Russia (2018) and Qatar (2022) were in question. Now, with matches across North America, mostly staged on US soil, there’s been a magnifying glass over the corporatisation of the ‘beautiful game’.
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Grayson Perry’s Cultural Recs: For Petrolheads, Creatives & Curious Minds

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Grayson Perry at the 2026 Royal Academy Summer Exhibition. Photo: Isaac Dymond for Plaster Magazine If there was ever an artist guaranteed to draw a crowd at London’s annual Royal Academy Summer Exhibition preview party, it’s Sir Grayson Perry.
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10 Things You Absolutely Don’t Need But Will Want Anyway

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By Olivia McCrea-Hedley
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You know the items we’re talking about: the ones you add-to-basket on a whim; the kind you ‘save’ when they crop up during an Instagram scroll; or gravitate towards once you’ve spotted them through a shop window. Are they necessary for everyday life? No. Are they useful? Actually, yes. And will they bring a smile to your face when you come across them throughout the day? Absolutely. Reason enough for a payday purchase, if you ask us. A Bag Solely Designed To Hold A Baguette This is exactly as it seems.
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Nancy Bowen Stood Up For Women Before #MeToo. Her Art Now Tells That Story

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By Xintian Tina Wang Verified, Brooklyn Rail
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Nancy Bowen still remembers the day in spring 1999 when a Columbia undergraduate came to her office asking for help. The student wanted to report her concern that a professor, Thomas Roma, had “acted in a sexually inappropriate manner” towards her. Nancy, then an assistant professor and the only full-time female professor in the visual arts faculty, brought the allegation to the department chair. What followed, Nancy says, was isolation.
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Books That Inspire Hope When The World Feels Dark

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By Natalie Beecroft, Michael Rosen
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Humanity has always grappled with the need for radical hope in dark times: our attempt to reason the unreasonable; to make sense of a nonsensical reality. Across centuries this hope has been captured by the works of writers who have documented and searched for meaning during volatile times. In moments like these, when the news cycle is relentless and requiring our attention, it makes sense that we may turn to books to offer a different lens through which to view the world.
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Inside Porto’s Manifesto Library: The Service95 Book Club’s Permanent Collection at Livraria Lello

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By Afghan women
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On 27 June, inside one of Europe’s most storied bookshops, a different kind of library is opening its doors. The Manifesto Library is a permanent collection of 100 books, housed within the cultural auditorium at Livraria Lello in Porto. A partnership between Service95 and Livraria Lello, it’s the first physical expression of our founder, Dua Lipa’s vision: for the Service95 Book Club to become a home for writers and readers, wherever they are and whatever their circumstances.
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Meet Ladyfag – The Woman Behind New York’s Biggest Queer Music Festival

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Ladyfag is one of the defining figures of New York’s queer nightlife scene. She arrived from Toronto more than 20 years ago with little more than her boundless creativity. What she’s built since can only be described as a cultural empire, which has done plenty to shape the city’s after-dark landscape. It’s no surprise that Ladyfag’s journey began on the dancefloor.
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Earl Of East’s 9 Buys To Make Your Rental Feel Like Home

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For us, home is built through familiarity, rather than ownership. It’s the scent that greets you when you walk through the door; the cup you use every morning; the food kept in the cupboard and the objects that carry a story unique to you. We started Earl of East from a shared interest in scent – and the rituals that shape everyday life. Over time, the brand has grown into a wider exploration of home, memory and the objects we choose to live with.
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3 Writers On The Books That Shaped & Saved Them

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By Olivia McCrea-Hedley, James Baldwin, Beth Lesser
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Great writing is often a by-product of great reading. The right book at the right moment can rewrite what a person believes is possible for themselves. It’s something that Dua and Kae Tempest discuss in their recent conversation for the Service95 Book Club.
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Beecroft, Natalie
Brynteson, Pia
Teehan, Katie