Felicity Martin

Jan 14, 2025 | dazeddigital.com | Felicity Martin

The self-proclaimed scammer is back with a controversial new book, inspired by cult author Elizabeth Wurtzel. ‘It’s the sort of thing you want in your hands during a mental breakdown,’ she tells Felicity Martin Every morning, as soon as she wakes up, Caroline Calloway makes herself a combination of yuzu juice and sugar-free energy drink (in ‘Sunset Vibe’ flavour). She’s adding the ice cubes to a glass when Dazed calls her.

Dec 8, 2024 | inews.co.uk | Felicity Martin

Like many women her age, Charlotte* has dabbled with tweakments – trying out Botox in her forehead and filler in her cheeks. But the effect was not as she’d hoped and last year, she decided to have the filler removed. The filler didn’t sit on her face as she’d hoped – it was “mushing around and migrating,” says Charlotte, who is 38 and lives in Stoke-on-Trent. In January this year, she went back to the clinic that had put in the filler.

Nov 28, 2024 | cosmopolitan.com | Felicity Martin

A Google Meet invite from my brother recently pinged into my inbox. ‘Catch-up’ read the subject line, alongside the silly nicknames we have for one another. He lives in a different time zone, has young kids and is often stuck in back-to-back meetings, so — I get it — it wasn’t a completely left field thing to do.

Nov 13, 2024 | theface.com | Felicity Martin

“Let A. G. Cook”: this meme-referencing phrase his fans like to say sums up the pop innovator. Last year, his experimental label, PC Music, announced it would no longer be releasing new music after a decade. Since then, Alexander Guy Cook – or A. G. Cook, as he’s better known – released his three-part solo album Britpop, created a rock band called Thy Slaughter and worked on productions for J‑pop band f5ve.

Oct 20, 2024 | dazeddigital.com | Felicity Martin

This weekend, UK clubs including Fabric and Fold issued warnings about unusually strong drugs on the market, following multiple reports of seizures and hospitalisations across several London venues. The exact cause of the incidents is unconfirmed, but a prime suspect is high-potency pills that contain over 300mg of MDMA (a typical strong dose is around 200mg) which were also seen circulating during the 2024 festival season.