By Lizzie Griffin, 3 February 2025

You did it… you made it to February, and that alone requires a pat on the back. Just like last month, this month it’s full of things to see and do (and new styles to shop) – whether you're looking for date night, Galentine's or solo adventure inspo. So, get your calendars out and lock into 28 days of pure entertainment.

If you’re an avid watcher of the critically acclaimed series Big Boys, then you’ll know that the third and final series is upon us. This season will see Jack and Danny's friendship be tested as they enter their final year at Brent Uni. Expect the ups and downs of dissertations, dating and deadlines, as well as a bittersweet send-off that absolutely no one asked for *sobs*.

It feels like we’ve been waiting decades for our White Lotus fix, but it’s finally here – everyone’s favourite fictional resort is back. Spoiler alert! We don't expect the iconic Jennifer Coolidge to make a return because it appeared she fell to her death in the last season, but we do expect more wild antics, this time in Thailand. Check in on Sky or NOW to see what this season has in store.

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Need a reason to get out of bed and see your mates? Here's the game plan: drop a message in the group chat and head to the nearest pub – it's that simple. The first match already started with France V Wales, but it’s never too late to get involved.

You can always rely on Fashion Month to serve up the best looks on the runway (and the street), and we predict London Fashion Week is going to be a key highlight for the fashion pundits. With shows and presentations from Burberry, Ashish, Richard Quinn and so many more, there will undoubtedly be a lot to unpack for AW25.

From Wicked to the West End, it’s clear that Jonathan Bailey isn't slowing down anytime soon. The Olivier-award-winning actor will be reviving Shakespeare’s infamous Richard II at the Bridge Theatre, London, as he battles for power and leadership. 2 hours and 30 minutes of pure Jonathan Bailey? Sign us up immediately.

When it comes to culture, the Tate Modern always delivers. Their latest exhibition explores one of the most fearless artists of the 20th century – the provocative and boundary-pushing legacy of Leigh Bowery. From his outlandish costumes to his paintings and photography, the exhibition will highlight how he changed art and fashion for good. Tickets will sell fast, this isn’t one to miss.

This one is for the fashion girlies who love their archives. The National Portrait Gallery showcases over 200 iconic prints by over 80 photographers to see the impact of The Face on the 80s, 90s and 00s culture. The publication reinvented culture from within its pages with famous photographers like Juergen Teller, David LaChapelle and Corinne Day behind the lens, and we can’t wait to see the portraits up close and personal.