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- Lennart Gäbel’s “Showstopper”
- The Cost of Fitting In: Why People Hide Their Culture to Belong
- One Year. Twelve Covers. Countless Stories.
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The Cost of Fitting In: Why People Hide Their Culture to Belong
Aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goal 10: Reduced Inequalities (Target 10.2 — Empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age,...
One Year. Twelve Covers. Countless Stories.
When CCM Magazine returned, we didn’t just want to tell stories, we wanted to capture moments. Some artists were celebrating legendary careers, others were introducing themselves t...
Franni Cash: Cover Story (August 2026)
Silencing the Wolves:How Franni Cash Found Her Voice If there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s that the people sitting across from us are almost never exactly who we think they are....
Cover To Cover: The Arrival of The Tribute Bands
Pictured above: UnZepped I started paying attention to tribute and cover bands after reading Brett Callwood’s 2004 story The Great Pretenders in Classic Rock Magazine [find that st...
Eric Drooker’s “Outside Art”
A reprieve from the city’s chaos.
More to this cover than meets the eye!
Laura Gang went with the “I Spy” concept for her Fall Arts Preview cover.
Steve Lacy’s Growing Pains
The 28-year-old musician’s career skyrocketed with a viral hit and a Grammy win. Now he’s readjusting.
Fast Company covers New Aesthetics
A good piece, it is good to see the artists themselves front and center of the story. The post Fast Company covers New Aesthetics appeared first on Marginal REVOLUTION.
Lorenzo Mattotti’s “The Beautiful Game”
All the world’s a stage.
On the Cover: July/August 2026
Legal Editor Anna Sulkin Stern discusses this month's cover art.
Martha Stewart, Anna Sui, Ivy Getty, and More Cover Town & Country (And Share Their Cheap Guilty Pleasures)
In a sea of drab print publications covering the same six celebrities and increasingly sacrificing voice in an attempt to…
The Sonic Frontier: Why Sound Is Becoming Culture’s New Favorite Medium
"It is no coincidence that this craving for listening rooms arrives just as our traditional social outlets feel increasingly taxing to engage with."
‘Every sentence will be put under pressure’: how we make our Long Reads unputdownable
From plot twists to stunning visuals, our flagship long-form journalism can be as gripping as any beach read. To mark the publication of the summer issue of the Guardian Long Read...
Skillet: Cover Story (September 2026)
SKILLET: AFTER THE STORM On paper, Skillet shouldn’t work. That sounds insulting, but I mean it as one of the highest compliments I can give them. Rock bands rarely get 30-year car...
29 Small Cultural Rituals With Big Impact
The habits and moments that help culture take root.
Scenic Route
The season’s new releases give us a cultural road map, but the most rewarding reading, listening and watching comes from the detours.
Portrait of the artist as a young bogan
A great NZ artist tells his story...
Our Summer of Nostalgia: How America Refound Itself
How sports, film, music, and community are creating shared memories and shaping America’s identity this summer
Sungura’s enduring beat echoes through August
ENTERTAINMENT WRITERS EVERY generation has its sound, yet only a few genres earn the right to be called timeless and sungura is... To access this content, please purchas...
Tran Minh Cuong: Telling Vietnamese Cultural Stories Across Television, Music and Literature
From television studios and live stages to books and songs inspired by Vietnam's ethnic communities, editor and director Tran Minh Cuong follows a consistent purpose: to work with...
Inside the Calvert Brothers’ Art Club for Everyone
Clayton and Parker Calvert launched the NYC Culture Club during the pandemic to give artists greater visibility, collectors new inroads and the public an accessible way to engage w...
Kacey Musgraves, Crossover Queen
Also: John David Washington plays a tech bro in “Disruption,” Samara Joy and Christian McBride perform at Central Park, Jacob Elordi’s stars in Ridley Scott’s latest movie, and mor...
J Balvin: ‘People See the Glory, but Not the Story’
The Colombian artist goes deep on skyrocketing out of Medellín, working with Bad Bunny and Karol G, and making history over and over
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