In the latest installment of Healing Habits, Awa Anne pauses for a half-year check-in, reflecting on the mess and mercy of becoming, and what it means to make healing a habit.
With just a week to go until Ways of Working, our new collab workshop series with Pre-Reserved, we caught up with multidisciplinary artist Maha Eljak to talk inspiration, process, and what to expect from her zine-making workshop next Sunday, July 20th.
In her latest column, Sonya Kossaya dives deep into the art of oversharing in girls’ bathrooms.
In a world where everyone’s permanently online, speaking fluent Internet isn’t optional—it’s survival. These days, that ‘language’, is basically an endless firehose of content, collectively dubbed as brainrot: viral TikTok sounds, obscure memes, and whatever else the algorithm decides to throw at you. In her latest column, Sonya Kossaya makes the case that brainrot isn’t ruining language; it’s just the internet doing what it does best: reinventing everything, one unhinged inside joke at a time.
Looking for things to do in Amsterdam in this heat? The Aa July 2025 Cheat Sheet is your curated one-stop guide to the city’s must-attend events
Your summer escape, sorted. From Marseille to Marrakesh, our 2025 Stay Wishlist rounds up the spots we’re dreaming about. Whether you’re booking a trip or just mentally packing your bag.
The longest day turned into the most unforgettable night as we hit the Ray-Ban takeover at Echobox Radio. If you missed it, don’t worry, we saved you the best bits.
In a world obsessed with sliving—slaying and living—some are just surviving. Behind curated feeds and green smoothies lies quiet exhaustion, invisible unraveling, and the raw, unfiltered truth: survival isn’t glamorous, but it’s real. And for now, it’s enough.
Summer’s creeping in, and we’re craving the kind of stillness that only a good book can bring. Our Aa Summer Reads roundup is a mix of cult classics and fresh finds, perfect for park days, window seats, or just zoning out under the sun.
If you could bottle up your twenties, what would it smell like? Ours would be a blur of strobe lights, limerence, late nights, and transformation. The scent of becoming, shaped by the city that held it all.
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