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Lore and Order – Huck’s October Newsletter
Emma Garland’s latest monthly cultural dispatch explores the nature of fame in the 21st century, featuring blood drinking and the revival of ride-or-die romance.
Written by: Emma Garland
Intimate, unseen photographs of Tupac
A near miss, a lost archive and an iconic rapper like you’ve never seen him before.
Written by: Isaac Muk
The battle to safeguard vital sea forests on the edge of the world
At the far reaches of Patagonia, Parley for the Oceans is working to study, protect and preserve the region’s vast kelp forests, vital in combating climate change.
Written by: Chris Hatherill
Conkers: The unlikely contact sport taking London by storm
Grazed knuckles, bleeding gums and smashed teeth – the Peckham Conker Championships is a no holds barred race to the golden nut.
Written by: Lydia Spencer-Elliott
The designer creating unique sneakers from fashion industry waste
Zero-waste pioneers Helen Kirkum and Discarded Spirits Co. come together to create custom sneakers, inspired by the waste ingredients within Discarded’s award-winning spirits.
Written by: Alex King
Inside the immersive, fairytale world of BLACKPINK’s Born Pink World Tour
An exclusive interview with the K-pop megastars’ creative director on bringing a show like no other to almost 2 million fans.
Written by: Isaac Muk
Greta Thunberg leads protests against oil conference
The Swedish climate activist joined hundreds in central London to demonstrate against the Energy Intelligence Forum.
Written by: Ben Smoke
Photos that capture the sacrifice of the Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc
Shot through the eyes of elite trail runner Jamie Mourn, this photo essay captures the agony and ecstasy of the UTMB.
Written by: HUCK HQ
Bread binned: the true number of slices wasted
One of Britain’s best bakers explains why we need to rebuild our relationship with loaves.
Written by: David Wright
Unruly portraits of punks at Blackpool’s Rebellion Festival 2023
Photographer Spencer Murphy explores punk’s enduring role in British culture and why we need its rebellious ethos more than ever right now.
Written by: Alex King