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Huck dips its toe into the world of graphic novels

In partnership with Ardbeg: Planet Ardbeg is a 40-page sci-fi anthology created by three cutting-edge artists.

  • Art
  • Adam Woodward

In hip-hop Brother Ali found faith and identity

A unique perspective — Rapper Brother Ali discusses how hip hop allowed him to find a new faith, and how that faith is now his focus and drive.

  • Music
  • Adam Woodward

The United States and Mexico go to war… on the pitch

Soccer diplomacy — After Donald Trump’s claims that Mexican immigrants were criminals and rapists, the first Mexico vs US football match after his election victory was always going to be fiery. LWLies editor Adam Woodward soaked up the heat of the match in the bars of Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.

  • Reportage
  • Adam Woodward

Good luck Richard Linklater!

Saluting the uncrowned king of American indie cinema — With Boyhood’s six Oscar nominations, we’re throwing our support behind Linklater’s mind-blowing coming-of-age tale.

  • Top Picks
  • HUCK HQ

Arcade Fire

Found In The Suburbs — In the run-up to the release of Arcade Fire's forthcoming album, Reflektor, we take a moment to trawl through the archives and recall a story that still resonates. In 2011, the band teamed up with director Spike Jonze for Scenes From the Suburbs - an emotive short film that brought to life the storyboard embedded in their acclaimed 2010 release, The Suburbs. Together, they found their way back to their roots and returned with a film that speaks of the future.

  • Music
  • Adam Woodward

Ben Gibbard

Why You’d Want To Live Here? — Death Cab For Cutie’s Ben Gibbard is ready to go solo, but not before he puts America to rights.

  • Music
  • Adam Woodward

Mike Mills

A History of Sadness — Mike Mills may be showing Hollywood how real films are made, but he still refuses to turn his back on the past.

  • Film
  • Adam Woodward

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