MAGAZINE: ONE DIRECTION AT MADAME TUSSAUD'S IN LONDON

One Direction havej ust become the latest addition to Madame Tussaud's collection of figures. What an honour for this boy band to be immortalised in wax! ILE invites you to go behind the scenes to see what happens.

WRITING: AMERICAN HORROR STORY: COVEN

This third season of Ryan Murphy's soul-searching journey into America's darker side may be the best yet. Set in a witches boarding school in New Orleans, AHS: Coven is as brilliantly filmed, cast- and scary - as the previous miniseries. Like season two it also draws on American history, this time tackling slavery, racism and the persecution of witches from a female perspective. Jessica Lange once again plays a strong-minded woman facing the painful challenge of aging, while the other main characters, all female, together present a complete and nuanced portrait of what it means to be a woman today. 

MAGAZINE: SLIDING HOUSE

British artist and designer Alex Chinneck's latest project looks like a disaster waiting to happen. Using curved brick and windows, Chinneck transformed a derelickt house in southeast England to make it look as if it is sliding into the street. The property has been empty for 11 years and will be reused as housing once the installation has finished. 

ALEX HEPBURN

From Adele to Amy Winehouse, Britain has a history of producing great female singers. The latest one is Alex Hepburn. You might know the song "Under" from her debut album, Together Alone. Alex's voice has been compared to one of the greatest divas, Janis Joplin.

MILEY CYRUS

Miley Cyrus started her career as Disney star Hannah Montana when she was 13 years old. But a lot has changed since then. Today, aged 20, Miley is more famous for her music than her acting. She has a new rock star image too. Her fourth album is out now. You're sure to love Miley's catchy single "We can't stop!"

BRUNO MARS

• B FOR BIG SUCCESS

In just three years, Bruno Mars has become one of the biggest names in pop music. He has sold more than eight million albums around the world, and is now Hawaii's most popular export..

• R FOR ROCK, RAP, R&B, REGGAE

Bruno has many musical styles. There's rock, rap, R&B and reggae. Hawaiians love reggae music, and many of Bruno's songs have a reggae sound. Another influence on his music is "Doo-Wop", a type of rhythm and blues from the 1950s. It inspired the title of his first album, Doo-Wops & Hooligans. 

• U FOR UNORTHODOX JUKEBOX

That's the name of Bruno's second album. He wrote the songs, but he didn't have a clear plan for the album. "It turned into his soulful, experimental, electronic, hard-to-explain thing", he says.