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ISSUE 15

Music

Lucy Dacus on tending to what matters most

As the Virginia-born artist enters a new season, she reflects on love, loss, and the ways we show up for each other.
Fashion

How Shenell Wellington Shot Maximilian Raynor’s ‘Post Me Your Last Kiss’ AW26 Collection

Meet the winner of BRICKS’ photography competition with Maximilian Raynor, hosted in collaboration with OnePlatz and PurpleButton Productions – and see the exclusive editorial of the designer’s AW26 collection.
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Zack Polanski and the Politics of Radical Compassion

A party that was once dismissed as a protest vote is now building a credible pathway to power, with its leader fostering a movement founded on hope and humanity.
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Jordan Stephens on bridging the gender divide

In conversation with Cheer Up Luv founder Eliza Hatch, the writer and musician discusses the manosphere, modern masculinity, and why empathy is the only way forward.
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Leigh-Anne on building her own support system

In conversation with MNEK, the pop star discusses going independent, investing in yourself, and using her platform to support the next generation of Black British artists in pop.
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