The Guardian: The life and mysterious death of drag queen Heklina

The performer was found dead in ‘unexpected’ circumstances in her London flat in 2023. Why are her loved ones still waiting for an explanation?

Financial Times: Inside the mission to protect endangered culture

Unesco’s ‘intangible cultural heritage’ list brings local traditions to the world’s attention. How well does it protect them?

The Observer: ‘Great Rewiring’ or moral panic: are young people really the ‘anxious generation’?

Jonathan Haidt says the crisis in young people’s mental health is down to addictive phone habits. This may be too simple.

New York Times: A Group of Socialists Created a Hit Game That Tore Them Apart

Instead of a Disco Elysium sequel came bitter lawsuits and five rival studios.

Financial Times: Gay old time - inside the UK’s first LGBT+ retirement home

In a Norman Foster-designed tower in Vauxhall, a group of older queer people have found safe harbour — and a lot of fun.

Kinfolk: A.G. Cook - the hyperpop hitmaker behind Brat summer

Going deep with the musical mastermind whose colourful maximalism predicted the future of pop

The Face: Why the Gaza conflict is tearing apart Berlin’s music scene

The city’s world-renowned clubs and galleries attract liberal-minded young people from all over the world. So why are pro-Palestine artists choosing to boycott them?

Financial Times: Punk philosopher Paul B Preciado on the true meaning of ‘dysphoria’

In a quiet Parisian square, the radical writer proposes a new way of understanding the world.

New York Times: Leigh Bowery Arrives at Tate Modern, Without Labels

A new exhibition about the indefinable performer and designer won’t pigeonhole him, though it will bring his work to a much broader audience.

Financial Times: Sophia Al-Maria quit the art world. Now she’s back for one last job

The Guardian: The life and mysterious death of drag queen Heklina

Financial Times: What Charli XCX did next

Financial Times: How rave culture went from the dance floor to the museum gallery

New York Times: Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley's Video Games Aren’t About Winning. They’re About Connecting.

New York Times: A Group of Socialists Created a Hit Game That Tore Them Apart

Financial Times: Punk philosopher Paul B Preciado on the true meaning of ‘dysphoria’

Financial Times: Do games have a sex problem?

Tech Icons: Synthetic Hearts — Can AI Dating Apps Create True Love?

The Observer: ‘Great Rewiring’ or moral panic: are young people really the ‘anxious generation’?

Financial Times: Feel the Sound at the Barbican review — a playground of sounds and vibrations

Financial Times: Will AI be the hero or villain of gaming?

Financial Times: The view on Dungeons & Dragons from London's new role-play tavern

Kinfolk: Aminé - interview with the artist bringing sunshine to US rap

Financial Times: How The Last of Us broke the video game adaptation curse — and why Season 2 is more fraught

New York Times: Leigh Bowery Arrives at Tate Modern, Without Labels

The Guardian: ‘The bot asked me four times a day how I was feeling’: is tracking everything actually good for us?

New York Times: Intergalactic Shantytowns Where Dice Dictate Your Future

The Guardian: The global panic over the millennium bug, 25 years on

Kinfolk: A.G. Cook - the hyperpop hitmaker behind Brat summer

Dazed: The wild rise of NPC streamers

Kinfolk Journeys: The exquisite wilderness of Yemeni island Socotra

Financial Times: How Ukrainian developers made the game 'Stalker 2: Heart of Chornobyl' during war with Russia

Financial Times: Electric Dreams exhibition at Tate Modern — when artists embraced the power of technology