People

We spoke with Miami-born, Hamburg-based artist Brigette Hoffman about her latest collection of sculptures, how her art progresses and her biggest inspirations.

This year, Roskilde’s theme is: solidarity, inspired by young people fighting for a better world for us to live in. We asked some women for stories about when another person’s solidarity meant the world to them, big or small.

We’re talking sustainability at Roskilde Festival. With the help of some fellow planet-conscious individuals, we explore how we can collectively start turning the mad seas of orange into a greener future.

This is Roskilde’s first festival with female urinals - which is huge. We hung around them in a totally non-creepy way and got all the feedback we could from our vagina-owning friends.

We spoke to two coding students from Hack Your Future, the organization helping refugees through programming and technology courses.

"I can’t imagine getting up in the morning and not being able to leave my apartment because I have my period. [...] Something so natural and something that all women have been experiencing for so many years."

'Knock Down The House' follows Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC), the twenty-something Latina bartender from the Bronx who went on to win a key congressional seat for her NYC district. This grassroots campaign is what politics should look like.

Swedish singer, producer, composer and sexual assault survivor, Jenny Wilson, has a story to tell with her latest EP and it is an emotional rollercoaster of liberation.

Take a look at the heartwarming humanity in Paris, France - the city has been through a lot, yet the people within are magic through and through.

Madrona Redhawk is a high school senior from Las Vegas who dabbles with performance art and is interested in learning about the objective universe in all things.