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Are their knife skills hot? Yes. Will they drag you down to Hell’s kitchen and then say they’re not looking for anything serious? You bet.

From big in the 70s to shut down in the 80s, UK queer clubs are now experiencing a new wave of gay sex-positivity.

The classic fuckboys of the past are now hiding under a cloak of terms like “relationship anarchy” and "non-monogamy".

Does your friend know far too much about sous vide, Japanese knives and the hottest small plate restaurants in town for their own good?

Time to give up, eat soup, and ride out the rest of the year watching a perfectly middling TV show about murder.

It may have only been seven years ago, but the days of American Apparel tennis skirts and Tumblr are already being romanticised online.

Are you a Bitcoin babe or a risk-taking cash splasher?

Selfies say more than just "here is my face".

Shaming people for going on walks while on a walk, clapping for the NHS but voting Tory – hypocrites were rife in 2020.

From casual sex to J.K. Rowling's reputation, here's a list of things destroyed by one of the most eventful years on record.

How our relationship to time in 2020 has affected the way we consume pop culture.

Or, how the 'Infinite Jest'-loving, Bukowski-worshipping fuckboy is an internet bogeyman.