Ahead of her Tate Britain opening, the acclaimed artist speaks exclusively about unleashing the power of imagination, leaving space for fantasy and the freedom to paint black people just because.

Popularised by Jewish refugees, and once derided for being a smelly working-class dish, the chippy tea has a bigger story than you think

The women of the Lovers Rock generation spill their night-time dance party secrets, from sneaking out of bedroom windows to catching respectful whines.

It’s been fun celebrating artists we’ve rated this week, but it’s even better to do it while also buying some of their work. Plus new music in Five on it, featuring releases from Rico Nasty, Ego Ella May ft. Lex Amor, Daytimers, Peyton and Enny ft. Jorja Smith.

Last week, a track involving will.i.am appeared to heavily lift from DJ Lag’s song ‘Ice Drop’ – but this is just one example in a long history of the Western music industry failing to credit African artists.

Our music editor has had enough of tired Grammy selections. Otherwise, we’re shouting out some of our favourite releases this week, with lovely new music from Cktrl, FLOHIO, Kemi Ade, COSHA and Rina Sawayama.

Expect decisive movement in your life this November as the bold water sign holds space for renewal and sexual exploration.

Have you broken up with any friends recently? Astrologer Marissa Malik wants you to reevaluate all of your close connections and get your house in order.

Astrologer Marissa Malik is predicting angry reckonings and an early nod to Halloween this spooky September.