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Tame Impala the shining light at poor Citadel

Vish RanaSeptember 4, 2018

A five-star performance by Aussie psych-rockers Tame Impala wasn’t enough to save Citadel as the one-day festival was marred by terrible event staff in the...

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D*Face announces first-ever Formula E art car with Kaspersky

Grace NuttallAugust 2, 2018

Kaspersky and DS Virgin Racing announce first-ever Formula E ‘art car’ after drivers wear customized helmets in New York. Customized helmet by street...

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Brewer to put guests in the Doghouse

Andrew SoarFebruary 21, 2018

Craft beer firm BrewDog is opening the world's first craft ale hotel, complete with beer taps in each room. The DogHouse, with 26-bedrooms will also have...

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Line of Sight pedestrian crossing could reduce accidents

Grace NuttallFebruary 16, 2018

A British design studio has come up Line of Sight, an innovative new concept for a pedestrian crossing that aims to improve road safety for drivers and...

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Robert Spicer wins UK Photography Awards for Young People

Grace NuttallJanuary 31, 2018

Robert Spicer, a budding photographer from Melton Mowbray, has scooped the best overall prize at the inaugural ‘UK Photography Awards for Young People’...

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DAZED X HUAWEI LAUNCH SECRET LECTURES

Grace NuttallOctober 15, 2017

Media heavyweight DAZED MEDIA has teamed up with technology giant Huawei this month to launch Project Possible – an initiative looking to empower and unlock...

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Air purifying ofo flower bicycles take to London’s streets

Grace NuttallSeptember 22, 2017

Pedal power meets petal power as cyclists on yellow ofo flower bicycles ride through London for World Car-Free Day today with air purifying flowers....

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HotelTonight ‘upgrades’ Southern Rail journeys

Grace NuttallSeptember 20, 2017

As workers on the beleagered Southern Rail announced two 24-hour strikes in the continuing disputes over the role of guards and driver-only trains,...

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Banksy honours Jean-Michel Basquiat in Barbican

Andrew SoarSeptember 19, 2017

Two murals by British street artist Banksy have appeared at London’s Barbican Centre to mark an exhibition of the work of Jean-Michel Basquiat, a U.S. artist...

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Bruce Davidson photographs Brooklyn Gang ‘The Jokers’

Andrew SoarSeptember 13, 2017

Magnum Photos luminary Bruce Davidson is renowned for the unflinching intimacy of his images of alienated communities, especially his work in Harlem, New York....

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Apple unveil the new iPhone X with facial recognition

Andrew SoarSeptember 13, 2017

Yesterday, Tim Cook and Apple unveiled the £1,000 iPhone X, the latest generation of its flagship device. The all-glass device has an edge-to-edge...

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The adventures of Instagram star, Suki the cat

Andrew SoarSeptember 12, 2017

Suki is unlike the other Bengal tiger cats. She’s an adventurer and a daredevil kitty who has taken her tiny paws on a series of travels that put the...

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New Museum Celebrates Yves Saint Laurent

Andrew SoarSeptember 12, 2017

Musée Yves Saint Laurent Marrakech, a state-of-the-art museum dedicated to the designer’s work and its Moroccan influences, will open just steps away from...

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Luca Arena’s poetic portrait of Iceland in ‘Á Means River’

Andrew SoarSeptember 10, 2017

Luca Arena's latest photography series, 'Á Means River | Ísland', is a poetic and beautiful portrait of Iceland through the traces of human presence, unlike...

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Royal Mail launch eco delivery vans

Andrew SoarSeptember 10, 2017

The Royal Mail operates a massive network of delivery vans daily, with a fleet of about 49,000 vehicles on the road. In a huge step towards a more eco,...

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JR installs toddler peering over US-Mexico border wall

Andrew SoarSeptember 9, 2017

French artist JR erected a 70-foot tall cut-out of a one-year old boy peeking over the edge of the US-Mexico border to prompt discussion around immigration....

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Fireflies: luminous lantern pedi-cabs by Cai Guo-Qiang

Andrew SoarSeptember 8, 2017

Philadelphia is hosting a dream-like light and movement performance entitled ‘Fireflies' by Chinese artist Cai Guo-Qiang, where a fleet of 27 glowing...

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Adidas Pröst: Oktoberfest beer and vomit-proof sneakers

Andrew SoarSeptember 7, 2017

Ahead of Oktoberfest 2017, Adidas Orginals has created a special take on the classic München sneaker. The newly released Pröst ('cheers' in German) boasts a...

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Bringing Basquiat Back To Brooklyn

Grace NuttallSeptember 6, 2017

Some of Basquiat’s earliest works are making a return to Brooklyn this week, thanks to the efforts of the non-profit group Brooklyn Renaissance Group (BRG)...

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Richard Woods’ six colourful bungalows in Folkestone

Andrew SoarSeptember 3, 2017

Artist Richard Woods has brought vibrant colour and a potent message about the housing crisis to Folkestone. The installation, entitled Holiday Home, consists...

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The Cliffside Shop: the world’s most remote store

Andrew SoarAugust 29, 2017

Extreme climbers at the Colorado Eldorado Canyon encountered a very surprising scene — the world’s most remote pop-up store. The Cliffside Shop was hoisted...

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Miss Polly Rae: Between the Sheets reviewed

Andrew SoarAugust 27, 2017

Famed for bringing burlesque to London’s West End with ‘The Hurly Burly Show’, burlesque star Miss Polly Rae brings a brand new show, Between the...

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Kylie Jenner reveals all for V Magazine

Andrew SoarAugust 26, 2017

Kylie Jenner, the youngest of the Kardashian-Jenner clan, has taken her love of scantily-clad photos to a new extreme after posing completely nude in her...

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1,069 dancing robots break world record

Andrew SoarAugust 24, 2017

1,069 robots broke a Guinness World Record for the "most robots dancing simultaneously" in Guangzhou, China. The humanoid machines were created by WL...

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Kamila Hansen nude in Lui Magazine

Andrew SoarAugust 11, 2017

25-year-old Brazilian model Kamila Hansen is showing all the signs of being the heir apparent to Emily Ratajkowski. Captured by photographer Fe Pinheiro,...

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Soul Of A Nation: Art In The Age Of Black Power

Andrew SoarAugust 10, 2017

Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Back Power is an expansive landmark exhibition at Tate Modern examining what it was to black and, in particular a black...

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Emily Ratajkowski by Daniel Jackson for Allure Magazine

Andrew SoarAugust 9, 2017

In case you forgot that Emily Ratajkowski has one hell of a body unlikely, if you follow her Instagram - then her latest photo shoot is here to remind you. The...

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Russian model Vika Levina snapped by Anvar Norov

Andrew SoarAugust 8, 2017

Although Russian stunner Vika Levina may be a relatively new face in the modeling world, she's already shaking up the industry. Brunette Vika has already...

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Alex Chinneck splits a building’s brickwork in two halves

Andrew SoarAugust 7, 2017

Alex Chinneck has melted a two-story wax house, levitated Covent Garden’s market building and inverted a London loft. Chinneck's latest London installation...

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Connective Project takes over Prospect Park with 7,000 pinwheel flowers

Andrew SoarAugust 7, 2017

Suchi Reddy's ‘The Connective Project’ has taken over Brooklyn’s Prospect Park with more than 7,000 pinwheel flowers. The installation sees over two and...

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