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Actor Trew Mullen answers 18 Questions for 1883 about The Moment, Charli XCX, her nightime ritual, and much more.
1883 Magazine sits down with neuroqueer duo Stimulation Arts to talk stimming, spectatorship, and building politicised joy on the dancefloor.
The Norwegian artist discusses her debut album Energy, and much more in our 18 Questions feature.
Oli Higginson talks Bridgerton season four, American Psycho on stage, and stepping into music as Modern Oli, reflecting on visibility, ambition, and creative freedom.
Valentine's Day 2026 sorted. Luxury fragrances, clinical skincare, statement sleepwear and premium grooming gifts from £38 to £295. Thoughtful picks for him, her or yourself.
In 18 Questions, actress Naomi Yang talks matcha rituals, Enya on repeat, winter shoots by the sea, and working with dream casts, as she looks ahead to Sky’s Under Salt
The rising band speak to 1883 Magazine about their debut record, And I'd Do It Again.
The pop renegade is back with a new club-ready anthem.
Louis Tomlinson's sold-out album release show at Racket NYC was intimate and electric, debuting tracks from 'How Did I Get Here?' in a performance showcasing confidence and deep fan connection.
The pop icon is putting on a special live performance at The BRIT Awards 2026.
Ther are three new additions to BRITS Week 2026 led by pop star Olivia Dean.
The singer-songwriter is offering one more single ahead of the launch of his new album in February.
In this track by track, Tessa Rose Jackson opens up about the writing of The Lighthouse, sharing the personal stories, imagined worlds, and real-life moments that shaped her new album.
18-year-old Mauro Brenner's debut "No Bad Blood" doesn't wallow in heartbreak, it celebrates the aftermath. Born in Winchester, Brenner writes confessional pop-rock with honesty and self-awareness.
Longevity is beauty's latest buzzword, but is it just anti-ageing with better PR? I dragged myself to Paula's Choice's panel to find out. Turns out, you can't serum your way
The artist nominations have been revealed for the 2026 edition of The BRIT Awards.