A young mother commutes from Mexico to the US

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Huck 60: The Outsider Issue

Out Now!

In this issue, we’re circling the outer limits to meet anti-heroes living on the fringes of society: from the metalheads of Botswana to the teen rebels of Iran.

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How Michelle Zauner is healing through sound

Japanese Breakfast

Michelle Zauner wrote her first album as way of coping with the loss of her mother. Now, with her new album Soft Sounds From Another Planet, she is looking to feel again.

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In Berlin, communal cooking is filling a gap for refugees

Pivot Points: Stories of Change

In this edition of Pivot Points, stories that shift a photographer's perspective, Berlin-based photographer Grey Hutton reflects on the power of a warm welcome.

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A photographic celebration of Britain in all its overcast, drizzly glory

These Islands

These Islands weaves together poetry, essays and photographic portraits of Great Britain to celebrate its grey skies and rain-drenched dreamy light.

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The photographer using a camera to make sense of Dakar, her new home

Nothing's In Vain

When Emmanuelle Andrianjafy moved from Paris to Dakar she felt like an outsider in her new home. She picked up a camera, and soon the city made sense.

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We went along to the NYC Downlow's messy, sweaty and wild tenth birthday celebrations at Glastonbury this weekend.

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The girl who disguised herself as a boy to evade the Taliban and follow her dreams

Girl Unbound

Maria Toorpakai Wazir defied the Taliban to achieve the impossible: Rising to stardom as a pro squash player, dressed as a boy, in a place where sticking out can get you killed.

Art & Culture > Photography

Sunshine, celebrations and Chic at Glastonbury 2017

Worthy Farm in pictures

Photographer Bekky Lonsdale captures the atmosphere at the summer's most celebrated festival.

Perspectives > Activism

Hundreds of protesters gather to demonstrate against the DUP-Tory coalition

'Women marching to say no more.'

Protesters gathered in Parliament Square last weekend to oppose the Conservative-DUP coalition, chanting for the rights of women, LGBTQ people and those whose lives were lost in Grenfell.

Ride > Bikes

Wheels, Wood and Waves: It’s all about the ride…

Huck x Triumph

Bike and surf culture have collided and intertwined. It all comes together once a year in the Basque Country — and this year there was a twist of English irreverence.

Art & Culture > Music

Vampire Weekend’s Chris Baio is going after Trump

Reinventing the protest record

In Man of the World, Vampire Weekend's Chris Baio deals with the aftermath of the Trump election, addressing his own feelings of anxiety and guilt as an American expat living in London.

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The all-female motorbike crew inspiring a new era of riders

A sisterhood of the saddle

For VC London, motorbikes are a 'fuck you' to the status quo. That's why this collective is on a mission to get more women on the road.

The skater who became a shaman

A life without limits

Greg Carroll revolutionised the skateboard industry, taking him from rags to riches and back again. Now he's disrupting on another level: helping people make sense of their lives.

The mind-altering trip of acid countess Amanda Feilding

A psychedelic revolutionary

Amanda Feilding drilled a hole in her head and fell in love with a pigeon. Now, after five decades of pioneering research into drugs, scientists are finally catching up to her ideas.

The app that’s kickstarting a food-sharing revolution

Tinder for leftovers

When Tessa Cook and Saasha Celestial-One realised the scale of global food waste, they felt compelled to find a simple solution.

Ken Loach’s advice for young filmmakers

A voice of resistance

Ken Loach has been a force in British filmmaking for over 50 years: exposing injustice, standing up for the marginalised and fighting the powers that be. Now he's made his angriest film yet.

An epic encounter with John Lydon: punk’s most iconic troublemaker

The Firestarter

As the face of both the Sex Pistols and PiL, the ever outspoken John Lydon reflects on a life of groundbreaking counterculture.

A one-off journey to the heart of documentary filmmaking

Life through a different lens

Kirsten Johnson has spent 25 years capturing candid moments in tense situations around the world. Now she's laying that process bare – ethical warts and all – to interrogate the camera's power.

The indie porn stars fighting for a kinky revolution

Get your freak on

Progressive porn is taking off and it’s proudly freaky, ethical and queer. But new legislation threatens to whitewash the industry just as things are heating up.

The ‘nasty women’ shaking up the book industry

How to start a publishing house

Inspired by Trump's misogyny, Laura Jones and Heather McDaid decided to start a grassroots literary revolution – and their first book is about to drop a bomb.

How Dirty Projectors found salvation with a beautiful break-up album

An in-band split left indie maestro Dave Longstreth lost and depressed. But after collaborating with the likes of Kanye and Solange, he's pulled off a remarkable U-turn to up the stakes of his career.

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