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Photographer Hanna Moon and writer Moffy Gathorne-Hardy are tired of this shit. Namely: Gender pay gaps, restrictive contracts, the starving artist myth, and an industry that would rather talk about anything other than money. So, they’ve started their own agency The Other Room. <...


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Dr. Martens is one of those rare brands that ties itself to the culture, and manages to back it up. Its September campaign, With Bouncing Soles (a reference to the three words pri...


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Growing up in a Chicago suburb, Reema Shihadeh did what many of us third-culture children do as we traverse from one ethnic nucleus to another: conform. At school, she’d ask her sister to slick her curly hair back into a sleek, straight bun in an attempt to hide her texture. She understood, even as a kid, that she looked different than her peers. But back in Palestine, where ...


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A few days before his first big TV show premieres, Leo Reich is nursing an wound. The other day, the writer, actor, and comedian took a chunk out of his finger. Now, as he gears up for the red carpet, it’s wrapped in a big white bandage. “Bread knife,” he says, holding it up. “Sourdough is getting arrogant.”

It’s a post-hipster, gentrified East London injury—the ki...


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