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On the song “Echo” off The Marías ’s recently-released album Submarine, María Zardoya sings, “Miss the warmth of your neck / when I knew you best / I’m yours, I’m yours,” and later, “Your cry is an echo / and I will let go of your love.” The song captures the central tension of the album: the heartbreaking push and pull of parting ways with someone you still love. It represented a turning point for Zardoya and Josh Conway—co-writer, drummer, and producer of the band—as they wrote the album in the wake of their breakup and the release of their Grammy-nominated LP

Cristine Brache’s poetry collection Goodnight Sweet Thing delves into the secret lives of Playboy Playmates, possessed nuns, and Brache herself

The human mind is a funny thing. With vision as our primary sense, we’re always trying to glean as much information based on visual input as possible. Whether we like it or not, clothes often signal much about us to the world, be it a designer label or a uniform. But what if we harnessed that phenomenon to play on those biases and perceptions? Clothes are like paintings with negative spaces; where things

Instead of hibernating on the anniversary of my mom’s death, I took a trip to Halifax, both for her and for me.

The capital of Scottish charm, morbid lore, and the best strawberries on earth.

Two decades after the premiere of the iconic series, the friends catch up at Cubbyhole with Coveteur.

Personalised advertising and content, advertising and content measurement, audience research and services development

“No one was going to just reach out and pull me in. I had to wade into the water myself.”

Talking to the original influencer about her new Sia-produced album, drinkware collection with Absolut, and return to reality TV with Nicole Richie.

Traveling solo in Italy in the shadow of its glamorous Renaissance courtesans.