‘Cortisol face’ and the lies about muscly women
”Ever since I stopped lifting super heavy and incorporated more low-intensity workouts, not only did I feel so…
Guen Fiore’s tender portraits of girls in the flux of adolescence
Guen Fiore, Echo11 Images Growing older brings a certain detachment from past versions of yourself, but they never…
Rebels and radicals: the story behind Buffalo’s most enduring images
Jamie Morgan, 19858 Images In 1985, London was in the grip of an underground creative revolution. Dilapidated squats…
In pictures: young image-makers pushing the limits of fashion photography
Rethinking Fashion Image10 Images A lot has been said – and written – about the cyclical nature of…
Glen Luchford’s new exhibition is a ‘visual orgy’ of photography
From his teenage depictions of Brighton’s skateboarders to his Hitchcockian-lit 90s Prada campaigns, Glen Luchford’s raw and vivid…
Paul Thomas Anderson on writing, The PCC and One Battle After Another
Paul Thomas Anderson’s latest film, One Battle After Another, is considerably his most expensive effort to date. It was…
You probably don’t need electrolytes, just drink some water
Ten years ago, electrolytes were largely the reserve of athletes and marathon runners (and people recovering from stomach…
No more Letterboxd! Why I quit hobby-tracking apps
Back in January, I was setting my goals and resolutions for the year ahead. For almost a decade,…
Is fitness culture making us sad and boring?
When Ethan*, a 32-year-old in LA, was in high school, he took up running. What started as an…
An alarming amount of us have tried to access weight loss drugs
New polling shows that demand for weight loss drugs is skyrocketing among under-35s, sparking concern among experts that…
Tea: Inside the new app where women anonymously review men
Modern dating is a minefield. In recent years, many straight women have sounded the alarm about the terrible…
David Armstrong’s magnetic portraits of 1970s countercultural icons
A young man in a pale shirt, arms crossed, expression pensive, gazes downwards – and somehow inwards –…