In a constant search for new sounds, Leïti Sène is the Barcelona-based actor (check him out in hit-show ‘Elite’) and rapper who today presents his unique and highly sexual mixtape, ‘JÖM’.

The end of UK lockdown has brought us the much-anticipated reunion of perhaps the most widely known and BEST series ever to exist, ‘Friends’. So, to celebrate the release of ‘The One Where They Get Back Together’, we’re digging deep into the time capsule and uncovering some of our beloved character’s most iconic styles that have remained timelessly fashionable and meme-worthy.

The outfits worn by some of our favourite ‘00s Disney Channel characters have lived rent-free in my head ever since my fashion-hungry 8-year-old self first feasted her eyes on them. They’ve been the subject of much ridicule, but I always admired their audacity. The clash. The jangle. The sheer number of layers. Could it be that we’re finally reaching the peak of this big old y2k renaissance?

As the bombshell of a D&G vs Diet Prada lawsuit was revealed, this week’s pop culture round-up saw the revival of Hood By Air à la Naomi Campbell, the formation of Charli XCX’s new pop supergroup, a Royal PR disaster and more.

As we waited impatiently for Billie Eilish’s new documentary, the world of pop culture saw a Daft Punk split, a ‘Mean Girls’ reboot (sort of), a crowning from the Queen and a meme-worthy shoot from Juergen Teller.

As Kimye announce their divorce, Supreme brands its own cereal, Paris Hilton dons some Christian Cowan and Collina Strada morphs her models into animals. This week’s pop culture round-up was just full or surprises.

It’s been scientifically proven that nostalgia can help us cope with uncertainty. So when you need to escape, travel or get out of your head, but there’s nowhere to go, live vicariously through costume fantasies, it’s the cheapest frill you can get right now.

Finding your people is a theme that runs straight through the bleeding heart of ‘It’s A Sin’, Russell T Davies’ 5-part drama that follows a group of friends over a decade as AIDS ravages Britain. Sophie Wilson speaks to Omari Douglas on his role in the series and the importance of the arts and queer community spaces in the UK.

This week’s pop culture round-up includes tales of ghosting and governing, teeth bling and couture.