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90s fashion icon Evangelista just announced a new ‘audience with’ event, coinciding with the release of a new book in collab with Steven Meisel

Sheytan unchained: how a dance with the devil set Mia Khalifa free

As the TikTok star unveils her new jewellery line, we sit down with her to talk about creative fulfilment, building a legacy, and those who think she’s the devil in disguise

Five of Jane Birkin’s ultimate style moments

Take a look back on the iconic model, musician, and artist’s monumental style

Everything is meaningless, get a cutesy tattoo

Far from the traditional daggers and skulls, tattoos these days are all about childhood cartoons and deep-rooted nostalgia

Parasite cleansing: are there really worms living inside you?

On TikTok and podcasts, a growing movement is linking parasites in our bodies to autism, cancer and schizophrenia, and recommending extreme detoxes as a cure. But where is the line between fact and fiction?

Million-dollar smiles: the wild luxury of New York’s A-list dentists

Damien Hirst artworks, private check-in areas and customised aromatherapy blends – Kristen Bateman infiltrates the dentist clinics that are offering the height of luxury to their VIP clients

In pictures: the new faces of the UK’s underground rap scenes

Working in London and Manchester, Dazed Clubber Mossy Mcdermott trains his lens on the future legends, fans and fashions that define this ever-evolving subculture

Gracie Brackstone, Life’s A Parade (2023)

Photos that capture the joy and hedonism of being young

From wild nights in Manchester’s queer clubs to sun-dappled afternoons with friends, Gracie Brackstone’s photo series captures the total joy of being alive

Teenage dream: these photos capture the chaos of girlhood

Imogen Wilson’s debut photobook DREAMS is a meditation on identity, time and the enduring magic of girlhood

Sorry influencers, the SAG-AFTRA strike includes you as well

The union says lay down your ring lights or risk being labelled a scab

How Do You Live?: Everything we know about Studio Ghibli’s secret new film

Hayao Miyazaki’s final film, The Boy And The Heron (aka How Do You Live?), hit Japanese cinemas last week

SAG walkout: why Hollywood actors and screenwriters are going on strike

Work on most US film and TV productions will be put on hold as around 160,000 actors walk out on July 14

DJ Deeon and Parris Mitchell on how Dance Mania changed house forever

How Dance Mania’s raw, raucous and rare cuts defined the sound of Chicago's inner city and changed house for the ruder – as told by ghetto house pioneers DJ Deeon and Parris Mitchell

An afternoon bargain hunt in Camden with Mahalia

To celebrate the release of her sophomore album, the singer opens up about breakups, growth, and her platform, ‘Mahalia Presents’

Club Cringe presents... Battle of the Bass

From chronically online to IRL: inside Club Cringe’s London takeover

The New York party collective went head-to-head with London’s top selectas, featuring appearances by Dorian Electra, Frost Children, GFOTY and more

An ode to Neopets, the game that taught capitalism to kids

24 years after its original release, the 2000s virtual pet website is back – but will is stand the test of time?

Why screenshot culture needs to die

Sometimes sharing screenshots of dating app conversations is justified but, nine times out of ten, you should save it for the group chat

Digital immortality: would you upload your mind to a computer?

We may soon be able to create our own, Black Mirror-style digital afterlives, and leave ‘meat space’ behind. But what would that mean for the future of the human race?