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Culture

Drugstore Cowboy, reimagined: Starring Penny Lane

Photographer Max Montgomery and Penny Lane shot an exclusive feature for A Rabbit's Foot's massive seventh issue.

Patrick Radden Keefe: “I’ve always been interested in hustlers”

Genevieve Gaunt sits down with Patrick Radden Keefe, author of non-fiction books such as 'Empire of Pain' and 'Say Nothing'. Here he talks about why his foundations as a writer were made in law school, conspiracy theories and buying burner laptops.

Where would Dickie Greenleaf have lunch? Amber Guinness on the Amalfi Coast

As The Talented Mr Ripley gets a reboot and a new airport opens in Salerno, Amber Guinness—author of 'Italian Coastal'—explores the wonders of the Amalfi Coast and a lesser known area of Cilento.

Sydney Lima goes swanning about with Finneas

The Oscar-winning musician Finneas caught up with Sydney Lima in Echo Park, Los Angeles.

Poem of the month: Violet by Alice Oswald

Imogen Lycett Green selects our poem of the month.

The godfather of Beverley Hills: how Fred Hayman dressed Hollywood

Jeffrey Podolsky shares the story of Fred Hayman, the man who put Beverly Hills on the map thanks to his store Giorgio, his innovations and extravagances, and how he pioneered red-carpet dressing for the Academy Awards.

Poem of the month: One Hundred Love Sonnets: XVII By Pablo Neruda

Imogen Lycett-Green selects our poem of the month.

A love letter to cinema’s quirkiest romantic confessions

To mark Valentine’s Day, writer Emma Firth explores the complicated art of romantic declarations. From serenading and speeches to inaudible dialogue and bewildering one-liners.

Engines and emotions: 8 iconic film couples in cars

We pay homage to lovers behind the wheel.

Ernest Cole’s photographs depict America at a turning point

The Magnum photographer captured a pivotal period in US history during the 1960s and 1970s. But despite their tenderness, Cole always keeps himself at a distance.