By Sara Bright Jonathan Wateridge has, in 2026, done what most painters only dream of: he has moved from one of the world’s most prestigious…
By Sara Bright Life moves pretty fast. So does cultural memory – until something stops you in your tracks. In 2026, the past is John…
By Sara Bright There is a statistic in cinema that sounds like a pub quiz lie, except it is verifiably true. John Cazale appeared in…
By Sara Bright Few luxury brands carry a name that doubles as a verb. To say you have lost a Choo – that breathless, almost…
By Sara Bright In 1988, Jean-Claude Van Damme performed a slow-motion split between two moving trucks in Bloodsport. It became the defining image of 1990s…
By Sara Bright January is traditionally television’s dumping ground – the month networks schedule their casualties. But as we noted in our most anticipated premieres…
By Sara Bright There is a moment in Jamie Allan’s Amaze where the magician holds up his childhood Fisher-Price magic kit – a battered plastic…
By Sara Bright In the sprawling, often transactional landscape of Hollywood friendships, certain pairings defy every reasonable expectation. A heavy-metal comedian with a YouTube channel…
By Sara Bright When the Argentine vice president Victoria Villarruel shared photographs of herself holding hands with Isabel Perón in a Madrid living room in…
By Sara Bright There is a rhythm to all creative work that mirrors the oldest movements in nature. A writer sits down, dives beneath the…