By Sara Bright One hundred and forty-five years after her birth in a St Petersburg barracks hospital, Anna Pavlova remains ballet’s most persuasive argument that…
By Sara Bright Anjelica Huston does not whisper. She speaks with the measured authority of a woman who has spent seven decades commanding rooms, sets,…
By Tessa Nolan When Angie Kim’s debut novel Miracle Creek landed in 2019, it arrived with the quiet authority of a book that had been…
By Sara Bright For decades, the story of humanity’s most enigmatic monuments followed a familiar script. Easter Island’s moai were relics of a civilisation that…
By Tessa Nolan In July 2025, Amy Sherald did something no artist of her stature had done before at the Smithsonian: she walked away. The…
By Sara Bright In September 2025, a federal judge in Rhode Island delivered a verdict that reverberated far beyond the courtroom. U.S. Senior District Court…
By Sara Bright When Barbara Broccoli described Amazon’s executives as “fucking idiots” in a Wall Street Journal interview, she was not merely venting frustration. She…
By Sara Bright When Jeff Bezos posed a deceptively simple question to his social media followers – Who’d you pick as the next Bond? –…
By Sara Bright When Alma Cooper stepped on to the Peacock Theatre stage in Los Angeles on the evening of 4 August 2024, she carried…
By Alexander Stone The venture capital landscape in the United Kingdom is quietly restructuring itself around software. Not the consumer-facing apps that dominate headlines, but…