EVERYTHING ON OUR RADAR THIS MONTH

December is the busiest month of the year for most people – it's overflowing with things to do, stuff to watch and places to be, so we’ve rounded up our faves in case you're feeling overwhelmed. From the just-dropped Christmas films on Netflix to new music and iconic upcoming events, read on to discover what we’re most excited about.

CHRISTMAS ROMCOMS
Netflix’s 2024 Holiday collection is *giving.* Topping the most-watched chart for a straight week is Meet Me Next Christmas. It's a cosy festive romcom starring Christina Milian, who chases a Pentatonix Christmas Eve Concert ticket while juggling her relationship. Our Little Secret sees Lindsay Lohan living everyone’s biggest fear: being stuck with her ex-boyfriend (Ian Harding) for a week and navigating the consequences in another funny and heartwarming film.

 

SQUID GAME SEASON 2
The show's three-year hiatus officially ends on Boxing Day, when we'll discover the fate of Seong Gi-Hun. The official trailer teases the same action and suspense as S1 and introduces some new characters, including K-Pop star T.O.P. Confirmed by actor Lee Byung-Hun, the show will also be delving into the past of the mysterious Front Man.

SAM FENDER GOES ON TOUR
The album might not be dropping until 21 February 2025, but Sam Fender's People Watching tour officially commences this month in Manchester’s Co-op Live arena and ends in Glasgow’s OVO Hydro. If that wasn't enough, Sam then dropped details for a three-date stadium tour in June 2025 – we'll see you there!

SZA'S NEW ALBUM: LANA
The release date for SZA’s upcoming album has been up in the air for a while, but during a stream with Kai Cenat on 24 November, she confirmed LANA will be dropping before 2025. The singer's Grammy award-winning album SOS focused on her relationship with herself, her thoughts on life and love, and her connection with nature, and LANA is predicted to stay on a similar path.

The 2024 British Fashion Awards is returning to London’s Royal Albert Hall on 2 December. The annual event isn’t just star-studded guests wearing their most glamourous gowns – it celebrates British excellence in the fashion industry and raises money for the British Fashion Council Foundation, which reinvests resources into future generations of sartorial talent. Acclaimed art director and production designer Jade Adeyemi is the mind behind 2024’s Designer of the Year trophy, stating: 'I wanted the trophy to resonate with me as an artist and be something people would proudly showcase in their homes'.

Most excitingly, custom ASOS pieces will be featured at the awards! In collaboration with British Vogue, our talented in-house team have crafted bespoke looks for six famous guests you’ll *definitely* recognise. Prepare to be inspired…

ELECTRIC DREAMS: ART AND TECHNOLOGY BEFORE THE INTERNET
We often complain of having no recollection of life before the Internet, and that’s what this Tate Modern exhibition aims to stifle. Get acquainted with the pioneers of digital, kinetic and optical art of the 1950s, and how the internet age later expanded on their psychedelic, trippy works. If vintage tech art sounds right up your alley, bookings are available through to next year. We *highly* recommend.