By Sara Bright An artist takes a Soviet MiG-21 fighter jet, a decommissioned killing machine, and covers it in 35 million tiny, hand-threaded beads. It’s…
By Alexander Stone The Nobel Prize in Chemistry has been announced. And the committee, in its infinite wisdom, has decided the best way to explain…
By Tessa Nolan Japan might be about to get a new prime minister. And the thing everyone’s talking about, the hook that’s on every news…
By Sara Bright So, another Luca Guadagnino film is out. After the Hunt. And you know what that means. Beautiful people in beautiful places having a…
By Maria Bregman So, the Nobel Prize for Literature goes to László Krasznahorkai. And the first question most people will ask is… who? Look, the…
By Sara Bright Paris Fashion Week 2025, the world’s largest fashion show, is drawing to a close. Renowned designers and fashion houses presented their creations…
By Maria Bregman, writer, film and literary critic By the time I reached the Royal Festival Hall, London had already come alive. The Southbank wore…
By Sara Bright So, it’s finally happened. The dam has broken. It’s now apparently okay, in polite society, to say that you don’t like the…
By Sara Bright So Jilly Cooper is gone. And with her, it feels, goes the key to a certain room in the English house that…
By George Bregman So, the first Nobel of the season is out. Medicine. A trio of names most of us have never heard of –…