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Jon Ronson – “I want to humanise people who other people demonise”

“Whatever you’re doing at any point in your life you can rest assured that Mike Quasar is probably shooting porn,” Jon Ronson tells me during a candid discussion on the impact free ‘tube’ sites are having on the porn industry. At one point Quasar - a self-titled “Reluctant Pornographer” - lived the life of Riley in LA’s San Fernando Valley, cashing in lucrative pay cheques that rolled in on the back of pricey DVD sales and hotel pay-per-view royalties. But...

PLAYLIST: Best of MARCH 2019

We've been bending TLE Playlist rules this month, such is the wealth of utter tunes rained upon us in March. And that's even after some seriously tough cuts from the running. Our cup spilleth over. Can you handle 16 tracks? I think you can handle 16 tracks. Settle in for one hour and one minute of March Madness, kicking off with some new, mellow Little Simz, and some ever-so-slightly newer, much less mellow Tropical Fuck Storm. This month Billie Eilish...

Wire sculptures higlight plight of young homeless people

Sean Hayman, 24, puts the finishing touches to wire sculptures by the Lisbon-based artist David Oliveira, which go on display in Glasgow Central Station, Scotland, as part the #NOWYOUSEEME which aims to highlight the plight of young homeless people which are unable to find homes. April 9, 2019.

Grayson Perry explores Brexit and national identity in new art work

Grayson Perry has released a new iconic piece of art exploring Brexit and national identity. The Restituted British Head is an iron and ceramic sculpture which grapples with the idea of restoring Britain to its former greatness – examining notions of national identity, colonialism, industrialisation and what it means to be British as we approach Brexit. Perry has donated the piece to leading HIV and sexual health charity Terrence Higgins Trust. The sculpture will go under the hammer at Christie’s...

GALLERY: Dylan Carlson brings heavy riffs to hallowed ground

@ St John's on Bethnal Green, London26/03/2019Support: Thomas RagsdalePictures: Graham Berry (@blktphotography) There's something imposing about a gig in a church. Heavy music and religion has a sometimes symbiotic, sometimes diametrically opposed relationship which can make the coexistence of the two in the same room an uneasy thing. As a space, they also pose a special challenge for an artist, tackling the unusal space and acoustics, as well as the overtly different vibe of a show hosted in the shadow...

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