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Life & CultureFeatureWhat We Can Learn From Britain’s First Major Gay Film, Nighthawks40 years after its initial release, director Ron Peck tells Another Man about the groundbreaking feature – and why it’s still resonant for queer people todayBen Coopman

Life & CultureInterviewLevan Gelbakhiani, the Star of Georgia’s Polarising Coming Out FilmLevan Gelbakhiani’s new movie And Then We Danced sparked violent protests in Georgia – where it’s set – from right-wing groups incensed by the film’s gay love storyNick Levine

Life & CultureFeatureBarry Keoghan Is Ireland’s Most Exciting Young ActorAs his new film, Calm With Horses, a meditation on violence and redemption in the west of Ireland, arrives in cinemas, Finn Blythe gets to know more about the rising starFinn Blythe

Style & GroomingFeatureCelebrating Willi Smith, the Pioneering Godfather of StreetwearA true fashion trailblazer, Willi Smith – who was known as “the designer of the people” – created clothing not for the salon but the streetMiss Rosen

Life & CulturePhoto StoryRobert Wilson Remembers His Close Friend Robert MapplethorpeAs Robert Mapplethorpe selected by Robert Wilson opens at Galerie Thomas Schulte, the avant-garde theatre director and designer remembers his close friend and collaboratorMiss Rosen

Life & CultureInterviewSébastien Tellier on His New Record and the French Touch SceneAlex Denney meets French music legend Sébastien Tellier, ahead of the release of Domesticated – his first solo record in six yearsAlex Denney

Life & CultureFeatureRiding the Waves: Photos of the 1970s Surf Scene in California and HawaiiPhotographer Jeff Divine shares his memories of surfing in the 1970s, as his new book is publishedMiss Rosen

Style & GroomingFeatureYour First Look at Monad’s “Meticulously Imperfect” New CollectionSpeaking in his own words, designer Daniel Olatunji talks through his Autumn/Winter 2020 Monad collection, which draws on photographs of working-class communities in the North of Britain in the 70s and 80sJack Moss

Style & GroomingFeatureAntonio Lopez’s Sensual Drawings of DancersA new exhibition Antonio Lopez: Let Me Hear Your Body Talk focuses on lesser-known images from the prolific fashion illustrator’s oeuvre, which capture the dance- and body-obsessed zeitgeist of the 1980sMiss Rosen

Life & CultureFeatureAmong the Trees: Why Forests Are Both Sinister and SeductiveJames Greig explores the Hayward Gallery’s new exhibition Among the Trees and our shifting relationship with forestsJames Greig

Life & CultureFeatureInside the UK’s First Tom of Finland ExhibitionOpening today, Tom of Finland: Love and Liberation is the first public show of the Finnish artist’s work on British shoresFrancesca Gavin

Life & CultureLongreadRiz Ahmed on His Unapologetically Brown Film, Mogul MowgliIn Mogul Mowgli, which just had its world premiere at the Berlinale, actor-writer-rapper Riz Ahmed explores ancestral trauma, a molecular identity crisis and Pakistan’s disco-Islam aestheticMichael-Oliver Harding