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Belle Christina On Ditching Fake Tan And Finding Her Natural Glow
From fake tan to natural skin? Learning how to embrace my own skin tone and learning how to ditch the societal expectations given to me.
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From ‘Alien’ to Abortion Rights: The Enduring Horror of Bodily Autonomy
Nearly five decades after Ridley Scott’s Alien turned forced pregnancy into body horror, its anxieties around bodily autonomy feel disturbingly current once again.
Elsa Gil

See You Later, Alligator Face: 20 Films to Look Out For From FrightFest 2026
Joel Harley

Netflix Announces New Series Adapting Roald Dahl’s Short Stories for Adults
Pavel Tolmachev

A Life in Books: Dolly Parton’s Favourite Books and Literary Legacy
Evie Lane

Japanese Horror at FrightFest 2026: “Humiliation Liberates You Into Who You Need to Be”
Alexandra Hill

See You Later, Alligator Face: 20 Films to Look Out For From FrightFest 2026
From flesh-eating alligators and killer spiders to psychedelic slashers and body horror, we count down 20 films that made their mark at FrightFest 2026.
SEP 5, 2026 · Joel Harley

Netflix Announces New Series Adapting Roald Dahl’s Short Stories for Adults
Netflix has announced a new six-part Roald Dahl series starring Naomi Scott, Imelda Staunton and Nicola Coughlan, with filming now underway in northern England.
SEP 4, 2026 · Pavel Tolmachev

From ‘Alien’ to Abortion Rights: The Enduring Horror of Bodily Autonomy
Nearly five decades after Ridley Scott’s Alien turned forced pregnancy into body horror, its anxieties around bodily autonomy feel disturbingly current once again.
SEP 6, 2026 · Elsa Gil

A Life in Books: Dolly Parton’s Favourite Books and Literary Legacy
Dolly Parton was more than a country music icon. A voracious reader and lifelong champion of literacy, her favourite books reveal the stories that shaped a remarkable life.
SEP 3, 2026 · Evie Lane

Japanese Horror at FrightFest 2026: “Humiliation Liberates You Into Who You Need to Be”
Through gore, existential dread, and sexual perversion, FrightFest’s selection of Japanese horror and sci-fi outlines how Hollywood can be torn down and rebuilt again by weird cinematic satire.
SEP 2, 2026 · Alexandra Hill

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3 Rising Female Artists You Need to Listen to in 2026
Namrah Jamal

Girls Get Loud: The Intersection of Concerts & Girlhood
Namrah Jamal

The Return of Pluto: Inside Future’s Tenth Solo Album 'The Real Me’
Namrah Jamal

Ariana Grande’s Petal: In Full Bloom or Wilting?
Ariana Grande's eighth album doesn't present a transformation, it documents the messy, bruised process of becoming someone more authentic.
Alicia McKoy

Film & TV
Netflix Renews The Gentlemen for Season 3 as Season 2 Trailer Arrives
Guy Ritchie's crime series has secured an early third season renewal, days before Theo James and Kaya Scodelario return for its second outing.
Isabella Pettitt

TV & Film
How Camp Miasma's Art Director Brought Glass Matte Painting Back From the Dead
Isabella Pettitt

TV & Film
Beyond the canvas: Reflecting on David Hockney’s timelessness in Exhibition on Screen
Alexandra Hill

TV & Film
The Odyssey (2026) Review: The King of the Action Sequence Returns Home
Alexandra Hill

TV & Film
Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma (2026) Review: Schoenbrun’s Sexy Spectacle of Cinematic Subversion
Alexandra Hill











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