During her first visit to Denmark, the ex-military and ex-convict transgender political activist dropped truth bombs: "Stop making shit that hurts society."

Sometimes it’s the musical acts that slipped through your radar that end up rocking the most!

"The festival is just one big field of raw emotions that you can either hide in or mirror yourself in at any given time. Despite being a million people out here, there’s space to feel all feelings."

What do glow sticks, a bright orange bodybuilder suit, dominatrix get-up and sick vocals all have in common?

We asked a couple of girls at Roskilde Festival to share the crazy stories behind their scars with us. Most involve pain, tears, a bit of alcohol and super good times.

We went a bit overboard and stalked these fab-printed chicks, like leopards stalk their prey. #RoskildeFestivalFashion

This graffiti workshop at Roskilde Festival is run by dope women who help you make beautiful masterpieces even when it's fricken hot outside.

It was dark, it was deep, and it was dope.

Sassy 009 gets Roskilde dancing again with a hypnotic performance backed by their signature lo-fi projections.

Between all the music and drinking at Roskilde Festival, there’s colorful street art almost everywhere you look. There’s a pretty gnarly group of artists behind the works.

The warm-up days of the Roskilde experience may actually be the hottest of them all.

The completely independently funded, curated, photographed and produced project is a celebration of badass skater girls all over the UK.

Be sure to catch these ten female artists in between beer breaks and perfecting your squat-and-pee technique.

With Jamaican and Indian roots, born in the UK, relocated to Denmark and raised in hippie communes, Iris Gold has a rich story to tell. We talked with her about passion, music and her outlook on life.

Homegirl understands your slightly slutty summer mood x1,000

Watch as journalist and vlogger Sausan Kanaan opens up about her divorce for the first time, and shares a moving and deeply personal reflection about identity.

Watch as the founder of Serenity Cupcakes talks of the considerations and impacts of quitting her stable full-time job to open a cupcake store.

Eternally smooth Danish-Zambian artist Kwamie Liv is back at it, this time with eclectic electropop energy. Peep the music video here.

After just 5 years learning to snowboard inside a giant refrigerator, Sonia Fedorova travelled to Pyeongchang to represent herself.

Watch the 24-year-old Baltimore-born freelance photographer grab epic moments out of the air.

Watch as the founder of Pura Utz and Pechuga talks of her journey through personal hardships and her deep desire to empower women to create two social entrepreneurial companies.

Max Grunfeld and her gang have never changed a car tire before, but are about to embark on a 16 day journey through Scandinavia, the Baltics, Russia, Poland and Germany to raise money for Terre des Femmes.

Here's what went down at Yeah Girl's 3rd annual skate photography exhibition opening at Seventh Letter in L.A.

Fall into the calm and melancholic atmosphere of this 21-year-old Londoner's soulful and soul-searching debut EP.

Hear the two club promoters lay down exactly what it is they're achieving with Chains Club.

Photographer-turned-filmmaker Amy Tuxworth talks about heartbreak, feeling creatively frustrated and moving back to Sydney, from Berlin.