Nadia Tullin shares her take on street fashion with Trashed

A brand new, haunting piece of prose from Sydony Johnson from Guildford

Regular Trashed contributor Charlotte Jarman takes stock of the pop charts

Bogdan Chirila from Romania shares one of his own brilliant dubstep mixes

Amal Mabsout from north Africa sent us her beautiful creative work with paint

Regular Trashed contributor Charlotte Jarman dissects Florence’s latest album

Sajeel Kapoor from New Delhi presents an exclusive glimpse of his new tracks

This up and coming illustrator from Sheffield showcases her work

Upcoming director/ photographer Kb Bishara showcases his hypnotic short film

Michelle Hennessey on the slow realisation that it’s time to face the real world as an adult

Grace Howes from Wellington analyses Sam Frank and what makes the perfect modern love song

Charlotte Jarman gets an audience with innovative musicians Mammoth Sound

Regular Trashed contributor Charlotte Jarman dissects the fine art of stealing a song

Adit Chauhan from India gives his view on how to look at life differently

Emma Franklin from Stoke on Trent on the problem with music reality shows

Nataly Hoyos says this serial killer flick is an all-time classic

Steven Evans and Mykyra Burdon rate the famous handset

This young Lebanese photographer introduces us to her to her work

Dinah Berhane assesses the performance of this year’s Underage Festival headliners

It finally arrived. Charlotte Jarman gives her verdict on the biggest festival in town

Charlotte Jarman finds a tender tale of travel in the single from Friendly Fires

Ramandeep Rana from Patiala in India gives his take on commuting

Abigail Yasemin Scruby from Sutton asks: how healthy is a ‘healthy’ obsession?

Sarah Solovay is an up and coming, 17-year-old singer-songwriter from New York

Jalen Mint is a graphic designer from Ljubljana in Slovenia. Check out some examples of his work

Erinn Dhesi from Warwickshire gives her personal and passionate take on the world’s biggest social network

Adit Chauhan from Thapar University in India gives a personal take on friendship

Natasha Coyler considers the pace of life in this piece of creative writing

A piece of creative writing about a relationship observed – by Sydony Johnson

Charlotte Watson rates the Frankie and the Heartstrings single

Check out the brilliant work of this up and coming teenage fashion photographer

Learn about the events industry from the Underage Festival and top professionals

Check out the work of this up and coming talent in the world of illustration and design

A piece of opinion writing from Annabelle Wang on why perfection isn’t always the best we can get

The end of ‘Big Brother’ didn’t mean the end of our obsession with reality TV, says Laura Durechova

Lucy McCoy tells us why fake, skinny, celeb-obsessed culture is no good for anyone

See who got published in Time Out after our exclusive writing competition

Trashed is working with the Underage Festival 2011 to give you access to exclusive opportunities

An enigmatic poem by Eve Haddow – the first piece of creative writing on the Trashed site (send us more!)

We’ve got an exclusive opportunity for you to work with top editors and designers at London listings magazine Time Out to produce your very own mini-magazine

It’s not all about Glastonbury. Thomas Reed previews two highlights of 2011′s summer festival season

Is she the UK’s hottest music property? Elvin Mensah gives his verdict on the latest album from the award-winning singer

With the UK scene thriving, why are there so few alternative guitar bands in the charts, asks Callum MacKenzie

Elliott Atkinson champions the edgy LA rap group with the extremely long name

Why does Hollywood continues to misrepresent – and damage – the image of women? Suhu Hersi investigates the issue

Are you an aspiring author? These books should inspire you for the next ten years, says Tsion Tesefay

Grime artists often find it hard to get permission to put on live shows. What’s the problem, asks Jordan Bernard

Ricardo Escoffery on a disturbing side of London life.

Investigating the hardships of teenage runaways – and what’s being done to help them.

Cards on the table: religion and entertainment do not belong in the same sentence…

The hardest, most hardcore fans in punk-rock aren’t the ones who get drunk and take drugs.

Whatever happened to the bouncy, airy bubblegum pop of the ’90s? And what was it anyway?