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WEDNESDAY 24th FEBRUARY: The new issue of THE FACE goes on sale this Thursday 25th February with two covers. The first is fronted by superstar artist FKA Twigs, interviewed by her friend Michaela Coel and shot by Charlotte Wales. - FKA twigs takes to the cover of THE FACE as she prepares to release perhaps the most brilliant and vital music of her career, sharing it all in conversation with her friend Michaela Coel, creator of the extraordinary BBC series I May Destroy You. In December, Twigs revealed that she was suing her former partner, actor Shia LaBeouf, for sexual battery, assault and infliction of emotional distress, something that she discusses with Michaela as she reflects on her own experience. Twigs also exclusively reveals that she is working with Pa Salieu on new music and that she has had a martial arts television show commissioned by FX. - On naming her upcoming album release?? ?'I saw last week that another artist had called their project the same name as mine. That?.s never happened to me before! Another artist who?.s really well known?? So now [mine] doesn?.t have a name again.?" On her upcoming television show commissioned by FX ?? ?'It?.s like a martial arts TV series which is very much centred around outsiders. And the idea of wanting to fit in but not being able to. I?.ve been putting a lot of research into the way that the Black community and the Chinese martial arts community have a really deep connection. It goes into music: the Wu-Tang Clan came together almost through martial arts.?" On her friendship with Michaela Coel?? ?'You?.re an incredibly inspiring, nurturing, beautiful friend to have. You?.re just?? one in a million. And I feel lucky to have you in my life. Thank you for being my friend!?" On her relationship with Shia LeBeouf?? ?'I felt like I was holding on to somebody else?.s dysfunction. And now I feel like I?.ve given it back to him. It?.s his to hold and rightly so. He can hold it because it?.s not mine?" ?'You know, it?.s important in this day and age that everybody?.s able to be accountable for their actions. And I don?.t mean in an ?'outrage culture?" kind of way, because I?.m not really here for that either. I mean in a real, genuine, deep place that, thank GOODNESS, we are finally in, where women don?.t have to be quiet about that sort of thing anymore.?" On coming forward about her experience of domestic abuse???" I felt like [exhales deeply] a big relief ?? I felt like it was a real step, not just for me, [but also] for any women who, God forbid, are experiencing or have experienced that.?" On her experience with her black identity last summer?? ?'Remember [during the] Black Lives Matter [protests last summer], I was having almost a teenage crisis over being mixed race. It was almost like the 14-year-old self in me came back out again?? I?.m hoping maybe our children?.s children, if the world?.s still going then, won?.t have this complex relationship with the colour of their skin.?" ABOUT THE FACE Taking an in-depth look at the world of music, fashion, sport, politics and the arts, THE FACE is reborn and reimagined as an integrated, multi-channel offering, reflecting the need of today?.s ?'always on?" audience, but never losing sight of the wit and intelligence that made THE FACE great. It?.s about discovering new talent and uncovering the fascinating stories that are found at the intersection of social and cultural boundaries ?? through audio, video and the written word. It?.s about a global outlook; connecting the dots; always talking up to its audience ?? and all done with a style that no one else is doing right now. - *Editorial Use Only* see Special Instructions. CAP/PLF Image supplied by Capital Pictures WEDNESDAY 24th FEBRUARY: The new issue of THE FACE goes on sale this Thursday 25th February with two covers. The first is fronted by superstar artist FKA Twigs, interviewed by her friend Michaela Coel and shot by Charlotte Wales. - FKA twigs takes to the cover of THE FACE as she prepares to release perhaps the most brilliant and vital music of her career, sharing it all in conversation with her friend Michaela Coel, creator of the extraordinary BBC series I May Destroy You. In December, Twigs revealed that she was suing her former partner, actor Shia LaBeouf, for sexual battery, assault and infliction of emotional distress, something that she discusses with Michaela as she reflects on her own experience. Twigs also exclusively reveals that she is working with Pa Salieu on new music and that she has had a martial arts television show commissioned by FX. - On naming her upcoming album release??S ??sI saw last week that another artist had called their project the same name as mine. That???s never happened to me before! Another artist who???s really well known??S So now [mine] doesn???t have a name again.??? On her upcoming television show commissioned by FX ??S ??sIt???s like a martial arts TV series which is very much centred around outsiders. And the idea of wanting to fit in but not being able to. I???ve been putting a lot of research into the way that the Black community and the Chinese martial arts community have a really deep connection. It goes into music: the Wu-Tang Clan came together almost through martial arts.??? On her friendship with Michaela Coel??S ??sYou???re an incredibly inspiring, nurturing, beautiful friend to have. You???re just??S one in a million. And I feel lucky to have you in my life. Thank you for being my friend!??? On her relationship with Shia LeBeouf??S ??sI felt like I was holding on to somebody else???s dysfunction. And now I feel like I???ve given it back to him. It???s his to hold and rightly so. He can hold it because it???s not mine??? ??sYou know, it???s important in this day and age that everybody???s able to be accountable for their actions. And I don???t mean in an ??soutrage culture??? kind of way, because I???m not really here for that either. I mean in a real, genuine, deep place that, thank GOODNESS, we are finally in, where women don???t have to be quiet about that sort of thing anymore.??? On coming forward about her experience of domestic abuse??S??? I felt like [exhales deeply] a big relief ??S I felt like it was a real step, not just for me, [but also] for any women who, God forbid, are experiencing or have experienced that.??? On her experience with her black identity last summer??S ??sRemember [during the] Black Lives Matter [protests last summer], I was having almost a teenage crisis over being mixed race. It was almost like the 14-year-old self in me came back out again??S I???m hoping maybe our children???s children, if the world???s still going then, won???t have this complex relationship with the colour of their skin.??? ABOUT THE FACE Taking an in-depth look at the world of music, fashion, sport, politics and the arts, THE FACE is reborn and reimagined as an integrated, multi-channel offering, reflecting the need of today???s ??salways on??? audience, but never losing sight of the wit and intelligence that made THE FACE great. It???s about discovering new talent and uncovering the fascinating stories that are found at the intersection of social and cultural boundaries ??" through audio, video and the written word. It???s about a global outlook; connecting the dots; always talking up to its audience ??" and all done with a style that no one else is doing right now. - *Editorial Use Only* see Special Instructions. CAP/PLF Image supplied by Capital Pictures