Opinion

As a new generation of TikTok coquettes emerge, we look back at why the controversial film continues to find a misunderstood audience.

Even Evan Mock, once the king of the colourful close crop, is taking a leaf out of Liam Gallagher's book these days.

A new wave of Gen Z platforms promise an inoffensive internet. But at what point can a safe haven become an echo chamber?

The pursuit of quietness and simplicity seen on the AW23 runways belies a constellation of cultural, economic, and political factors at play.

Tough times might mean 'tinned fish dates', but financial turmoil should be weathered with a bit of romance.

When we use technology to surveil each other’s behaviour, we transform our personal and romantic lives into a sad public spectacle.

Thanks to Netflix and TikTok, porn criticism is rife. We just have to make sure we’re holding the right people accountable. 

‘The Bell Jar’, turns 60 this year, but rather than becoming a literary relic, the internet continues to resurrect (and misunderstand) it.

With great anticipation comes impossible expectation, and Sunday's highlights far outnumbered its faults.

Twenty years after ‘What a Girl Wants’, we look back on the Amanda Bynes movie undermining the aristocracy with rock music and low-rise jeans.

In the UK, it's possible to be tagged "guilty by association" just for appearing in the same content as someone else committing a crime.

Being poly is no more or less valid than any other relationship dynamic, why do people both on and offline see it as a 'more evolved' way of being?