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6 days ago | 
dazeddigital.com | Isobel Van Dyke
“We will always be a trans inclusive club. Trans women are women. Hate won’t win. Solidarity and love to all our trans teammates, friends and siblings,” reads a statement pinned to Goal Digger’s Instagram profile, the Hackney-based women’s football team which includes trans, non-binary and gender non-conforming players.
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1 week ago | 
10magazine.com | Isobel Van Dyke
In 2025, the UK’s music scene is a sublime, bubbling broth made up of many ingredients. It’s rich with the flavour of countless genres, each thriving in their own right. Pop, rap, rave, R&B, jazz, jungle, neo-soul, indie, electronic, you name it – in every corner we have world-class pioneers leading the way and, simultaneously, ripping up the rule book. Featured inside 10 Magazine Issue 74, a portfolio of musicians all vary in age, genre, background, sexuality and stages of career.
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1 week ago | 
dazeddigital.com | Isobel Van Dyke
Ever wondered what a black bin bag, a red beret and a grand piano have in common? Well, they were all vital parts of André 3000’s Met Gala 2025 look, of course. This evening (April 5), the former rapper returned to the Met red carpet for the first time since 2008, and a grand return it was. Quite literally, André strapped a grand piano to his back and carried it breezily up the steps. Why?
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1 week ago | 
dazeddigital.com | Isobel Van Dyke
Looks like Rihanna fans will have to wait even longer for new music, the Barbadian singer just announced her third pregnancy on the Met Gala red carpet. As everyone else was arriving on the Met steps earlier this evening, a notoriously late Rihanna pulled up to the Carlyle hotel to start getting ready. Shuffling into the hotel, the star was snapped in new season Miu Miu, with a fur shawl concealing an obvious baby bump.
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1 week ago | 
dazeddigital.com | Isobel Van Dyke
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Looks like Rihanna fans will have to wait even longer for new music, the Barbadian singer just announced her third pregnancy on the Met Gala red carpet. As everyone else was arriving on the Met steps earlier this evening, a notoriously late Rihanna pulled up to the Carlyle hotel to start getting ready. Shuffling into the hotel, the star was snapped in new season Miu Miu, with a fur shawl concealing an obvious baby bump.
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1 week ago | 
dazeddigital.com | Isobel Van Dyke
After winning the Grammy for Best Rap Album earlier this year, former Dazed cover star Doechii just made her debut on the Met steps wearing a custom Louis Vuitton short suit. Working with this year’s co-chair Pharrell to create the look, Doechii opted for an LV monogrammed design, complete with tailcoat and burgundy neck tie. Inspired by the exhibition theme, taken from Monica L.
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2 weeks ago | 
dazeddigital.com | Isobel Van Dyke
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In 1937, Elsa Schiaparelli asked Salvador Dalí to paint a red lobster onto a silk, off-white evening dress (a year after the surrealist had debuted his famous Lobster Telephone). The dress became a symbol of sexual empowerment and was worn by Wallis Simpson ahead of her marriage to Edward VIII. Dalí and Schiaparelli continued their work together by creating the famous shoe hat and the skeleton dress.
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2 weeks ago | 
dazeddigital.com | Isobel Van Dyke
On May 11, El Clàsico will take place at Spain’s Olympic stadium. For those who don’t know, that’s the annual football match played between FC Barcelona and Real Madrid, the country’s two biggest teams. As you can imagine, it’s a big day for Spain (and for football) and this year, FC Barcelona will be wearing a Travis Scott design. Joining the likes of Drake, Rosalía and the Rolling Stones, Scott is the latest musician to put his stamp on the football jersey.
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2 weeks ago | 
10magazine.com | Isobel Van Dyke
In 2025, the UK’s music scene is a sublime, bubbling broth made up of many ingredients. It’s rich with the flavour of countless genres, each thriving in their own right. Pop, rap, rave, R&B, jazz, jungle, neo-soul, indie, electronic, you name it – in every corner we have world-class pioneers leading the way and, simultaneously, ripping up the rule book. Featured inside 10 Magazine Issue 74, a portfolio of musicians all vary in age, genre, background, sexuality and stages of career.
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2 weeks ago | 
10magazine.com | Isobel Van Dyke
For any young person from West London who dreams of a career in music, there is one venue above all that marks the pinnacle of success: Shepherd’s Bush Empire. “I used to walk past it every day and be like, ‘Oh my God. One day I’m gonna play there.’ So I think that would feel huge for me,” says George Riley. She may not have headlined the Empire just yet, but she did play Brixton Academy last summer while supporting Janelle Monáe on tour. “She is just a powerhouse!” she tells me.
