Girls Can’t Surf, Sid Vicious eating a hot dog and a Carnival’s return

“Nobody expected to be a star, most were expecting to maybe get a free drink or get laid” – Bob Gruen, punk’s evocative documenter

Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster invites us into an alien landscape

BSMT Gallery’s latest exhibition showcasing Ukranian artwork almost never happened

Brad Pitt on a train, Gorillaz in East London and video game art

Jordan Peele’s Nope, inside Max’s Kansas City and giant pills

Weed leafs and canine shirts: six must-have’s from the Palace Autumn 2022 drop

Rian Johnson’s ‘Knives Out’ sequel is set to close London’s BFI Film Festival

LFW SS23 is pure headliners – is this the best London schedule ever?

Raf Simons is making his LFW debut this September

Walter Sickert’s twisted artwork, a mini Japanese restaurant and a Palace sale

Vincent Gallo’s Buffalo 66, Larry Stanton and Theaster Gates brings Chicago to London

Selfridges’ new exhibition transports us to a hybrid future where nothing is as it seems

On Universal Credit, UK Rapper Jeshi paints a portrait of a not-so-Great Britain

Larry Bell’s incredible light structures explore the endless possibilities of perception

Pam Hogg to Derek Ridgers: Somerset House is celebrating Britain’s most provocative artists

Graduate designer Anna Roggenhofer is draping the men’s silhouette in abstract romance

Courtney Love stars in the new Vivienne Westwood FW22 campaign

Thomas J Price unveils a new public sculpture honouring Hackney’s Windrush generation

John Alexander Skelton takes us mudlarking on the seedy docks of East London