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UPRISING Group — Founding Members
One founding membership. Four brands. 20% off Artifacts, 20% off Rainy Days sale stock, early access to events, exclusive drops, and a seat at the table as Uprising Group grows.
Founding spots are limited and will not reopen at this price.
Vans is on a proper roll right now. The brand has just debuted indestructible outdoor shoes alongside a round of artful collaborations for Spring/Summer 2027. That combination — functional toughness plus creative edge — is exactly why Vans keeps pulling ahead when other heritage brands are struggling to stay relevant.
Nike's Gato N7 in "Coconut Milk/Dusty Peach" is not trying to be loud. That's exactly why it works.
Muse have made their best album since *Black Holes and Revelations* and it isn't particularly close.
Sue Tilley sat for Lucian Freud. She drank champagne at his lunches. She watched him work in a studio she describes as scruffy. And somewhere in that studio, a Rodin sculpture was holding a door open.
Crypto just dropped $189M on US politicians and that's not lobbying — that's ownership.
Bitcoin's dropped below $60k and Strategy's financing wobble is the reason — when your biggest buyer looks shaky, the whole market feels it.
Morocco are through and the Netherlands are out — a shootout finish that nobody saw coming after a tight 1-1 draw.
Tillman's flopped at club level this season but the World Cup has reminded everyone what he's actually capable of.
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Deschamps finally stopped playing it safe and France look like genuine World Cup winners because of it.
[HELD FOR REVIEW: ** The single 'Throw Over Your Man' by The Anchoress featuring James Dean Bradfield is confirmed real, released today (29 June 2026), and covered by NME under the exact same headline; no sensitivity issues exist for either subject.]
**Debbii Dawson walks onto this EP like she's already headlined.** That confidence is not a pose. It's in the production, the phrasing, the way she sits inside a beat. Six tracks in, you're not wondering where she came from. You're wondering why it took this long.
[HELD FOR REVIEW: ** Album *Zero* by Alewya was released 26 June 2026, is verified across multiple credible outlets including NME, DJ Mag, and Clash, and no sensitivity issues or controversies are associated with the artist.]
Deschamps stopped being stubborn and France started winning — the 2022 runners-up are built different this time round.
Comcast spinning off NBCUniversal isn't a retreat — it's a starting pistol for the next round of Hollywood consolidation.
Klopp's playing coy but everyone can see where this is heading — and Nagelsmann's already a dead man walking.
OYO is back at the IPO table — £703 million says Masayoshi Son still believes in this thing, and India's market should be paying attention.
Asia's regulators are coming for crypto's wild west — Singapore's blacklist is growing and Indonesia wants influencers licensed.
The FCA just made crypto companies earn their place in the UK market — and it's long overdue.
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Frank Sanchez is one win away from a world title shot — and Moses Itauma is the fight the heavyweight division needs right now.
Martinelli broke Japan's hearts in stoppage time — and reminded everyone why Brazil are never actually done.
