Anna Codrea-Rado
The Guardian
New York, NY, United States
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Maxine Peake: 'The truth seems slippery with Nico'
The Nico Project, debuting at Manchester international festival, investigates the truth and lies surrounding the singer and actor → Read More
Music, fashion and town planning: how nightclubs change the world
From architecture to drug policy, nightlife quietly incubates ideas that then flourish in the mainstream. But, with brands moving in, club-cultural innovation is under threat → Read More
'There’s still a big imbalance': how music festivals are working on gender equality
Festivals such as Wireless, Green Man and Slam Dunk have been criticised for heavily male lineups this year. Organisers argue that there aren’t enough female acts to go round – but is enough being done to change that? → Read More
The Debrief’s Guide to Drinks and Drugs at Christmas Time
‘Tis the season for excess, and indulgences of all sorts. During the festive... → Read More
The Grenfell tragedy was Britain's lowest moment in a low year
In June, we were forced to sit with a collective trauma. → Read More
When Drugs Fuck You Up Forever
Hallucinogen Persisting Perception Disorder is a condition that can leave drug users experiencing hallucinations for the rest of their lives. → Read More
I Hate Eye Shadow Palettes And So Should You
Earlier this week, Charlotte Tilbury's much-salivated-over new eye shadow... → Read More
Is This Why All The Best Dating Horror Stories Involve Poo?
All the best dating horror stories involve poo because it's still a feminist taboo → Read More
Diane Abbott Receives Half Of All The Online Abuse Sent To Female Politicians
In the six-month run up to the election 25,000 hateful tweets were sent to female MPs → Read More
What It's Actually Like To Snort A Line Of Coke?
What it actually feels like to snort cocaine according to a regular user and a drug expert → Read More
Remember Journalist Kim Wall for Her Outstanding Work and Big Heart
Swedish journalist Kim Wall was uniquely skilled at telling stories with sensitivity and compassion. In the aftermath of her tragic death, we should do her the same honor. → Read More
Stop Calling Ecstasy-Related Deaths Overdoses
Inaccurate terminology and reporting can actually be dangerous. → Read More
First-Ever International Drug Checking Day to be Held This Friday
Harm reduction organizations from around the world are taking part in the drug education initiative on March 31. → Read More
A Beer Company Is Providing Free Water at Ultra Music Festival This Year
Heineken is giving out complimentary water during the Miami-based festival. → Read More
DJs Can Now Make Money Off Their SoundCloud Mixes in Revenue-Sharing Update
Exclusive: The music-streaming platform is expanding its revenue sharing program to include producers and remixers. → Read More
You Have Rights When You're at The Club—Know Them
Stand your ground when you\'re out with these tips from nightlife attorney Cameron Bowman. → Read More
THUMP Is Tracking America's Music Venue Closures
We're keeping tabs on DIY spaces that have been shut down since the Ghost Ship fire. → Read More
Help THUMP Track Music Venue Closures Across America
We're gathering information on spaces that have shut down since the Ghost Ship tragedy. → Read More
'I'm a rabbit girl': the woman accused of hoarding bunnies in Brooklyn
Dorota Trec was convicted of animal cruelty after authorities removed 176 rabbits from a vacant lot. Now she faces jail in a case she calls ‘ridiculous’ → Read More
Members of the DIY Community Compile Harm Reduction Measures for Venue Operators
In the wake of the Oakland fire, a group of architects and artists release a Google doc of suggestions to help secure DIY buildings. → Read More