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British Fashion Council appoints former ES Magazine editor Laura Weir as new CEO

The former Editor-in-Chief of ES Magazine and current executive creative director at Selfridges will take the reins from Caroline Rush in April

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MasterChef judge Grace Dent's funniest restaurant reviews

The former ES Magazine critic was beloved by Standard readers from 2011 to 2017. As she prepares to take over from Gregg Wallace on Masterchef, here are some of her funniest moments

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Olivia Dean on fame, female solidarity and stepping into her power

London’s new soul sensation tells Dipal Acharya about the music that shaped her and why there’s plenty of room at the top for her, Raye and the other great women of talent

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Meet London's biggest Swifties

As Taylor Swift superfans descended on Wembley, Nicole Holcroft-Emmess and photographer James Mollison found them shaking it in all the star’s eras

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What is Slave Play? Jeremy O. Harris's controversial Broadway hit coming to London's West End this summer

Harris’s shocking play about slavery and sex, power and trauma has been dividing audiences since its 2018 Off-Broadway debut. Now it’s opening in the capital

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Why we're proud of the Union Jack again this summer

With the unstoppable force of blokecore comes a natural predisposition towards red, white and royal blue. Maddy Mussen on why the Union Jack is back

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Slave Play's Jeremy O. Harris: 'Rishi calling me wrong and divisive is the funniest thing'

Performances haven’t even begun in the West End, but already Jeremy O. Harris’s controversial Broadway smash Slave Play has riled our Prime Minister. Afua Hirsch meets the firebrand playwright

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What it's like to go out every night for six months

ES Magazine’s food and drink editor reflects on a time a little while ago when she didn’t eat at home once. Spoiler alert: she won’t be doing it again.

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Tems: 'Prison was a once in a lifetime experience that I feel honoured to have had'

She’s worked with Beyoncé, Drake and Rihanna even before releasing her first LP, and is one step from superstardom. Amy Francombe hears how the Nigerian-born London singer chalks it all up to a higher power ahead of her round-the-world tour

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Pride portfolio 2024: Meet London's unsung LGBTQIA+ heroes

These particular LGBTQIA+ Londoners have done rather a lot for their communities. Isobel Van Dyke meets the unsung voguers, barristers, club hosts and activists everyone can have pride in

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Laura Dern: ‘I’m appalled by the nepo baby discourse – I think it’s awesome to have inspiring parents’

Born into Hollywood royalty, Laura Dern has an enviable back catalogue of agenda-setting roles. But motherhood and fighting the feminine corner are what define her, finds Victoria Moss — oh, and knowing the ultimate pair of shoes for the red carpet

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House of the Dragon star Emma D'Arcy: "Trans and gender non-conforming people will not go away."

While they saddle up for a tilt at the Iron Throne in season two of House of the Dragon, the non-binary actor is gently slaying a few other beasts along the way. Joanna Taylor meets them as they take to the London stage

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Euphoria star Storm Reid interview: ‘I already have two big sisters but consider Zendaya the third'

Storm Reid is on a mission. With her Emmy in hand, Zendaya on speed dial and a degree in her back pocket, she’s being intentional in the roles she chooses as she segues from child star to Hollywood big-hitter. Kemi Alemoru meets her

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Ezra Collective interview: ‘Politicians aren't gonna be the saviour of our communities’

They’re making history as the first jazz act to headline Wembley Arena, and Ezra Collective couldn’t be more thrilled. The London quintet tells Isobel Van Dyke why music is the soul of community

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Skateboarding world champion Sky Brown: 'I’m going for gold at the Olympics'

‘Why is that little girl here?’ It’s a phrase Sky Brown has had to live with in the male world of skate parks. But the 15-year-old will put an end to that if she gets her way in Paris, she tells Maddy Mussen

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Nia Archives: 'I don’t think there’s anything wrong with being patriotic'

London-via-Bradford dance music star Nia Archives is spreading her junglist sound across the nation. Isobel Van Dyke meets her

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Earl Cave on nepo babies: “Don’t sit around and f***ing just make a doc about your famous dad”

He might look like the pin-up prince of darkness but The Sweet East actor Earl Cave is actually all sweetness and light. Emily Phillips meets him at his W8 home

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Sex, politics, power, the Roman Empire? What do men really think about? We asked them

ES Magazine hit the streets of London to find out what’s on the collective mind of men. Yes, sex and Formula 1 feature, but the results reveal a changing, curious and, at times, confused population

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When Black gay London came out

Jason Okundaye has used his knowledge of the capital’s Black queer spaces and community for good, celebrating them in a new book. Emma Loffhagen meets him for a tour of Brixton’s surreptitious sights

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International Women's Day 2024: Meet 24 of London's super-women

From broadcasters and designers to writers and a general election hopeful, this International Women’s Day, we celebrate 24 inspiring London women

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Cabaret’s Cara Delevingne on sexuality, fame, battling her demons and finding peace with her new partner

Model, actress, the face that launched a million eyebrows — Cara Delevingne is now adding musical theatre to her packed CV, taking centre stage in Cabaret. But believing in herself has been far from easy, she tells Alexandra Jones

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Who Wants to be a London Mayor? ...The Standard podcast

Hosted by ES Magazine’s deputy editor, Hamish MacBain.

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All the best looks from the London Fashion Week and BAFTA parties

With LFW and the BAFTAs falling in the same week, the A-list and street style stars have been out in force. Here’s all the looks from the hottest parties in the city

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Gossip's Beth Ditto: 'Fat people shouldn’t do drugs, they always die young’

Never the shrinking violet, Beth Ditto is back with both a bang and a new album with Gossip. She tells Craig McLean that while speaking out is vital, it’s also okay to say, who f***ing cares?

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Jessica Chastain is selling her red carpet wardrobe online (for cheap)

Jessica Chastain has listed a handful of her favourite red carpet items on Vestiaire Collective for anyone to buy. The prices start at a modest £150

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