Björn Andrésen: The tragic story of the most beautiful boy in
WEBMay 13, 2021 · Above image: Still, Death in Venice by Luchino Visconti, 1971. Despite’s its lukewarm reception at the time of release, Death in Venice turned 15 year-old Swedish actor Björn Andrésen into an international icon of forbidden lust. Cast by Italian director Luchino Visconti as the film’s embodiment of beauty and temptation, the image took …
HERO MAGAZINE: CULTURE NOW
WEBOur exclusive HERO 30 Troye Sivan film shot by Ryan McGinley. Out Now. HEROINE 19: Stranger Is The Night – Mia Khalifa and Hanne Gaby Odiele on two covers. SUMMER ARRIVÉ. Dylan Sprouse is the HERO Summer Zine 7 cover star. OUT NOW. HERO 29: Wave Rider – out now with three covers: Justice Smith, Presley Gerber and Szilveszter …
Jean ‘Moebius’ Giraud: the French cartoonist whose seminal ... - Hero
WEBJul 1, 2020 · In 1963, with a style that still closely resembled that of his mentor, Giraud created Fort Navajo with Belgian scriptwriter Jean-Michel Charlier. The immediate success of lead character Blueberry – a hard-nosed, cigarillo-chewing cowboy – led Giraud to create an entirely new comic, with Blueberry as its central titular character.
Travis Pastrana: the adrenaline-junkie breaking the rules and …
WEBMar 16, 2018 · On 5th October, 2017, extreme sports rider Travis Pastrana performed a backflip motorcycle jump over a 23-metre (75-ft) gap between two un-moored barges in the River Thames – with just 150 feet of run-up to get up to speed on the first barge before launching in the air and only 36 feet to bring his motorcycle to a stop on the other side.
“You can change every bit of you” Aaron Taylor-Johnson is ... - Hero
WEBMar 7, 2022 · Acclaimed actor Aaron Taylor-Johnson fronts HERO 27: Upside Down, in conversation with Andrew Garfield. Fresh from exchanging blows with Brad Pitt in the upcoming action thriller Bullet Train, and with filming currently underway for his next leading role: Kraven the Hunter. In an experimental, cut-up, re-worked and reimagined series of …
Deconstructing Frank Gehry’s architectural legacy on his 88th
WEBFeb 28, 2017 · Gehry turns 88 today – and shows no sign of slowing down: he is currently working on a project for the Los Angeles river. To celebrate his birthday, we look back at Gehry’s most influential works, tracing his career via his creations. GALLERY. Sketches and models. Gehry’s architecture is grounded in his drawings.
At home with Alex Sampson – inside HERO 23
WEBMar 12, 2020 · Photography Fabien Kruszelnicki, This article is part of HERO Vault – Gems from back in time. In HERO 23 we travel to Alex Sampson’s house in the middle of Southwestern Ontario, documenting the rising singer-songwriter and social media phenomenon across a special sixteen-page feature. Read the full interview with Alex in …
Five young photographers capturing the raw magic of youth culture
WEBApr 13, 2017 · Reid Allen is a young skateboarder and photographer living, skating and shooting in Cardiff. In spite of local skate shops closing, government funded anti-skating architecture, and the increasingly prohibitive costs of going to see bands, Reid has spent the last two years documenting the local skate and underground music scenes that are …
Louise Bourgeois: absent mothers, childhood trauma and Freudian ...
WEBMay 20, 2020 · Louise Bourgeois made art as a means of survival and confronting fear. One of the most unique and influential artists of the 20th century, her widely referenced work includes painting, printmaking and most famously sculpture. Regarded as a reluctant hero of feminist art, her pioneering work derived from lived experience as a woman, mother …
The chilling true story behind Robert Eggers’ masterpiece, The
WEBOct 4, 2019 · The origin of this remarkable film has its roots in the true story Smalls Lighthouse, which unlike The Lighthouse‘s Maine setting, stands 20 miles off the coast of St David’s Peninsula, Pembrokeshire.The lighthouse that stands on those wave-battered rocks today replaced the original timber structure that was erected between 1775 and 1776.
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