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EXCLUSIVE Q&A: Wes Anderson
on Friday
Puppy love runs wild in the auteur's latest adventure, Moonrise Kingdom
Is east London dead? With the Olympics around the corner, we ask those living and working in its own back yard what the future holds. Elsewhere, Swiss art photographer Walter Pfeiffer shoots our cover story, enigmatic electronic music producer Actress appears in a rare in-depth encounter. Furthermore, you can meet sport-hating French academic Marc Perelman, France's hottest new author Laurent Binet, Mark Stewart of 70s provocateurs The Pop Group and epic rock duo Tenacious D View more
on Friday
Puppy love runs wild in the auteur's latest adventure, Moonrise Kingdom
on Friday
The artist and set designer chats to us in his studio in an exclusive film about the changes of East London as part of our ongoing debate
on Friday
We speak to the iconic musician ahead of his gig tonight at the Mancunian art and music festival
on Thursday
We pick out our favourite memory posts on our ongoing 'Secret History of East London' map
on Wednesday
The writer, DJ and New Romantic icon talks about alternative London
on Wednesday
We speak to the British journalist who met with Aung San Suu Kyi in Burma in 2011 for Dazed about the current state of the country
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on Tuesday
Blast off with our space-themed June issue featuring Prometheus star Noomi Rapace on the cover
on Tuesday
What would a rabbit have to say about the housing situation and other burning social issues? Find out in Elia's 'Britain’s New Underclass'
on Tuesday
Youthful passion and teenage melancholia colours the filmmaker's third feature film
on Monday
As part of today's Santigold coverage we speak to the talented artist and illustrator who created her album cover art about the piece as well as his new exhibition
on Monday
Artist Jamie McCartney's Hay Hill gallery expo celebrates the female body and looks closer at how beauty is defined in today's society
on Monday
The Swedish artist moves on from Amy Winehouse and Muammar Gaddaffi to oil-based portraits of ”unheard outcasts”