• Dita Von Teese on Self-Confidence, Old Hollywood, and Her Historic Las Vegas Revue

    Seductive, vampy, and intoxicatingly enigmatic, Dita Von Teese has innovated an intriguingly transgressive world of vintage glamour, class, opulence, and timeless beauty.

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  • Mimi Webb on Confidence, Confessions, and the Enduring Power of Pop

    Emerging from Canterbury with little more than a notebook of songs and steadfast determination, Mimi Webb has become a new standard-bearer for British pop.

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  • Wendy O Williams: The Deffest and the Baddest

    A career in pictures of rock’s most untamed, radical, and compassionate icon, 27 years after her passing.

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  • Kelli Ali on Spirituality, Sneaker Pimps, and Finding Purpose Beyond Fame

    Emerging from Birmingham’s gritty streets to international acclaim, Kelli Ali has become one of music’s most quietly radical forces.

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  • Margaret Cho on Tattoos, The Election, and Her Triumphant Return to Music

    Armed with an unapologetic, no holds barred approach to comedy, Margaret Cho has blazed an unparalleled trail as one of the most influential and fearless figures in entertainment.

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In Conversation
The Aces on Identity, Liberation, and <em>Gold Star Baby</em>
The Aces on Identity, Liberation, and <em>Gold Star Baby</em>

Emerging from Orem, Utah, The Aces have spent the past decade carving out a singular space in indie pop-rock by refusing to be boxed in.

Paz de la Huerta on Her Art, Rebirth, and Survival
Paz de la Huerta on Her Art, Rebirth, and Survival

Paz de la Huerta’s distinct ability to persist against all odds — to persevere, to evolve, to grow — have catapulted her from a provocative, untamed sex icon to an endearing, powerful survivor.

Mimi Webb on Confidence, &lt;em&gt;Confessions&lt;/em&gt;, and the Enduring Power of Pop
Mimi Webb on Confidence, <em>Confessions</em>, and the Enduring Power of Pop

Emerging from Canterbury with little more than a notebook of songs and steadfast determination, Mimi Webb has become a new standard-bearer for British pop.

Deb Googe on Punk, My Bloody Valentine, and Courageously Walking Away from Success
Deb Googe on Punk, My Bloody Valentine, and Courageously Walking Away from Success

From her blistering anarcho-punk beginnings to crafting some of shoegaze’s most iconic basslines, Deb Googe has carved a fiercely original path through four uncompromising decades of alternative music.

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The Aces on Identity, Liberation, and &lt;em&gt;Gold Star Baby&lt;/em&gt;
The Aces on Identity, Liberation, and <em>Gold Star Baby</em>

Emerging from Orem, Utah, The Aces have spent the past decade carving out a singular space in indie pop-rock by refusing to be boxed in.

Paz de la Huerta on Her Art, Rebirth, and Survival
Paz de la Huerta on Her Art, Rebirth, and Survival

Paz de la Huerta’s distinct ability to persist against all odds — to persevere, to evolve, to grow — have catapulted her from a provocative, untamed sex icon to an endearing, powerful survivor.

Mimi Webb on Confidence, &lt;em&gt;Confessions&lt;/em&gt;, and the Enduring Power of Pop
Mimi Webb on Confidence, <em>Confessions</em>, and the Enduring Power of Pop

Emerging from Canterbury with little more than a notebook of songs and steadfast determination, Mimi Webb has become a new standard-bearer for British pop.

Deb Googe on Punk, My Bloody Valentine, and Courageously Walking Away from Success
Deb Googe on Punk, My Bloody Valentine, and Courageously Walking Away from Success

From her blistering anarcho-punk beginnings to crafting some of shoegaze’s most iconic basslines, Deb Googe has carved a fiercely original path through four uncompromising decades of alternative music.

In Conversation
The Aces on Identity, Liberation, and &lt;em&gt;Gold Star Baby&lt;/em&gt;
The Aces on Identity, Liberation, and <em>Gold Star Baby</em>

Emerging from Orem, Utah, The Aces have spent the past decade carving out a singular space in indie pop-rock by refusing to be boxed in.

Paz de la Huerta on Her Art, Rebirth, and Survival
Paz de la Huerta on Her Art, Rebirth, and Survival

Paz de la Huerta’s distinct ability to persist against all odds — to persevere, to evolve, to grow — have catapulted her from a provocative, untamed sex icon to an endearing, powerful survivor.

Mimi Webb on Confidence, &lt;em&gt;Confessions&lt;/em&gt;, and the Enduring Power of Pop
Mimi Webb on Confidence, <em>Confessions</em>, and the Enduring Power of Pop

Emerging from Canterbury with little more than a notebook of songs and steadfast determination, Mimi Webb has become a new standard-bearer for British pop.

Deb Googe on Punk, My Bloody Valentine, and Courageously Walking Away from Success
Deb Googe on Punk, My Bloody Valentine, and Courageously Walking Away from Success

From her blistering anarcho-punk beginnings to crafting some of shoegaze’s most iconic basslines, Deb Googe has carved a fiercely original path through four uncompromising decades of alternative music.

n°2 | Culture

Culture
In Her Words: Shirley Manson
In Her Words
In Her Words: Shirley Manson
In Her Words

The iconoclastic Garbage frontwoman asks us to seek fulfillment and not dim our light.

In Her Words
Mia Zapata: Forever Heard
Culture
Mia Zapata: Forever Heard
Culture

A career in pictures of the raw, visceral force of punk, on what would have been her 60th birthday.

Culture
Wendy O Williams: The Deffest and The Baddest
Culture
Wendy O Williams: The Deffest and The Baddest
Culture

A career in pictures of rock’s most untamed, radical, and compassionate icon, 27 years after her passing.

Culture
The High Octane Defiance of Veenu Paliwal
Culture
The High Octane Defiance of Veenu Paliwal
Culture

Known as India’s fearless “Lady of the Harley,” Veenu Paliwal turned the open road into a radical canvas, painting a bold picture of freedom, resilience, and enduring passion for women around the world.

Culture
Poly Styrene: Seen &lt;em&gt;and&lt;/em&gt; Heard
Culture
Poly Styrene: Seen <em>and</em> Heard
Culture

A career in pictures of punk’s disruptive visionary who read ruin in the billboards and found freedom in distortion and defiance.

Culture
A Woman Is a Weapon
Lifestyle
A Woman Is a Weapon
Lifestyle

In 2008 at the age of fourteen, I very inadvertently rose to prominence within the fashion industry as the youngest internationally distributed print magazine editor in the world.

Lifestyle
Letter from the Editor
Letter from the Editor
Letter from the Editor
Letter from the Editor

It has always been the most provocative act of rebellion for a woman to love herself.

Letter from the Editor
In Her Words: Mickalene Thomas
In Her Words
In Her Words: Mickalene Thomas
In Her Words

The monumental visual artist invites us to trust our instincts and not fear failure or success.

In Her Words
Body Language: Know What They Mean Without Even Saying A Word
Lifestyle
Body Language: Know What They Mean Without Even Saying A Word
Lifestyle

As a queer woman, I have seen enough Kristen Stewart memes to last me a lifetime. When I lived in Los Angeles, I ran into her often and noticed that some of her most iconic on-screen body language translated to the aisles of our local healthy grocery store – lip-biting. 

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