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Is Vegas on the brink of collapse?
Filmmaker Florent Tillon exposes the crumbling American Dream — Las Vegas: Meditation uncovers fear, loathing and post-apocalyptic culture in a city still reeling from the collapse of the US housing bubble.
Written by: Alex King
DVDBANG bring South Korean cult 24-hour micro cinema to London
East Asian sci-fi in Waterloo — Discover movies like Tokyo Fish Attack and I’m a Cyborg But That’s OK, at DVDBANG’s K-cinema pop-up.
Written by: Alex King
How would you navigate life with just four phrases?
After his stroke, musician Edwyn Collins battled to regain his speech — Documentary The Possibilities Are Endless chronicles Scottish singer-songwriter Edwyn Collins’ long journey back to music.
Written by: Alex King
Anushka make it clear that genre is increasingly meaningless
Genre-busting Brighton duo — Anushka’s sonic kaleidoscope absorbs everything from 50s doo-wop to wonky house and beyond.
Written by: Alex King
Collectives and collaboration are the future of photography
Field Notes from Brighton Photo Biennial — The UK’s biggest photography festival kicks off on the South Coast.
Written by: Alex King
Danny MacAskill takes on the notorious Cuillin Ridge
Death-defying skills on the Isle of Skye — Mountain bike mastermind Danny MacAskill returns to his native Scotland for a thrilling ride over the knife-edge Cuillin Ridgeline.
Written by: Alex King
NYC’s most exciting photography event went down in 52 shipping containers
Field Notes from Photoville — Photographer Ying Ang gives us her take on Photoville, New York City’s biggest annual photography festival. Ying Ang is an Australian photographer whose 'Gold Coast' series is featured in Huck 46 - The Documentary Photography Special II.
Written by: Ying Ang
UK rapper Dizraeli is crowdfunding anti-homophobia record
Support new single 'The Depths' on PledgeMusic — Dizraeli & the Small Gods call for donations to get into the studio and promise to share proceeds with Stonewall.
Written by: Alex King
Personal stories from CERN, home of the Large Hadron Collider
CERN People — Exploring CERN, the world's largest particle physics laboratory and birthplace of the World Wide Web and the Higgs boson particle.
Written by: Alex King
Documentaries that change how we see the world
Huck's top perspective-shifting docs — From Dogtown to the Moon via Sea World, Huck and our readers share the documentaries that changed how we see the world.
Written by: Alex King