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‘My year of adornment’: how Afua Hirsch embraced turning 40

The average British woman spends £70,000 on their appearance in a lifetime, but rather than fighting the ageing process, the writer and broadcaster turned her back on society’s rigid beauty standards

The Guardian - UK · Oct 15, 2023

‘Being in my 20s feels disgusting!’ Bella Ramsey on fame, fear and ‘daddy’ Pedro Pascal

Game of Thrones and The Last of Us shot Bella Ramsey into the A-list before they were even out of their teens. Ahead of prison drama Time, they talk football, rapping and why fame is ‘silly’

The Guardian - UK · Oct 13, 2023

At war with my own skin: my life with eczema – and how I found the key to keeping it away

Beauty writer Anita Bhagwandas reflects on the lessons she has learned, from childhood to adulthood, about eczema – a condition that imposes daily physical and psychological tests

The Guardian - UK · Sep 30, 2023

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Dramatic flair: how a West End producer brought a theatrical home to life

Vibrant paint, patterned wallpapers and personal objects fill this uplifting family house, whose owner moved from the world of stage to home design

The Guardian - UK · Sep 29, 2023

‘Please cast me as a footballer’s wife!’: Boiling Point’s Vinette Robinson on making the year’s most stressful TV

She starred alongside Stephen Graham in the high-octane chef film, and is back for the BBC’s adrenaline-fuelled new adaptation. Ahead of its release she talks racism, raves – and Matilda

The Guardian - UK · Sep 28, 2023

Forever fashion: the art and craft of making clothes with lasting appeal

Crafting imaginative, individual works of lasting quality, two designers, a textile artist and a luggage maker explain why attention to detail is at the heart of their work

The Guardian - UK · Sep 24, 2023

‘The climate is visiting a mental unravelling on all of us’: Charlie Hertzog Young on the dangers of activism – and staying sane on a dying planet

The teenage campaigner took politicians to task about the environment – but their apathy contributed to a devastating decline in his mental health. He talks about his recovery and the radical ideas we need to save the Earth

The Guardian - UK · Sep 23, 2023

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‘We had to reclaim what was rightfully ours’: the triumphant return of the Sugababes

The OG lineup of Mutya, Keisha and Siobhán returned a decade ago as MKS, but were thwarted by industry shenanigans. Now they’re back, with the Sugababes name under their control, and won’t let anything – or anyone – stand in their way

The Guardian - UK · Sep 16, 2023

Andrew Scott: ‘We need a bit more of people not liking things’

Fleabag’s hot priest is about to take on his most liberating role yet: a one-man show of Chekhov’s Uncle Vanya in which he will play all nine roles, male and female

The Guardian - UK · Sep 10, 2023

‘She looks so peaceful and relaxed’: Suki Dhanda’s best phone picture

The portrait photographer on how she got this off-duty shot of a 22-year-old nanny

The Guardian - UK · Aug 19, 2023

‘They cheered on Everest when we revealed our catsuits’: the Scummy Mummies on 10 years of podcasting

The irreverent duo, who have amassed more than 5m downloads, marked their anniversary with a record-breaking live show

The Guardian - UK · Jul 30, 2023

‘Now, I’m a braver person’: Luella Bartley on love, loss and the comfort of painting

The tragic death of her son at 18 changed everything for Luella Bartley. Here, the celebrated designer reveals how art is showing her a way to live

The Guardian - UK · Jul 16, 2023

Royal Society of Literature aims to broaden representation as it announces 62 new fellows

RSL president Bernadine Evaristo highlights need to change to become an organisation for all writers rather than just the white and middle class

The Guardian - UK · Jul 12, 2023

‘My reproductive life is over? That’s liberating!’ Bridget Christie on comedy, TV and the menopause

What’s it like to break into television in your 50s? The award-winning standup talks about her new series The Change, her late-blooming career and her issues with Tupperware

The Guardian - UK · Jun 15, 2023

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The Guardian - UK · May 14, 2023

Meet the young stars of UK breakdancing aiming for Olympic glory at Paris 2024

The sport with roots in hip‑hop culture will make its debut at the Games next year. Here some of the young UK breakers hoping to be picked talk about the life-changing effect of the Olympic announcement

The Guardian - UK · Apr 27, 2023

Jess Cartner-Morley’s forever fashion: ‘I’ve had this dress 21 years. When I say “this old thing”, I mean it’

The Guardian fashion writer was given this wrap dress in 2002 and since then has worn it to weddings, a christening, Ascot – and to interview the woman who designed it

The Guardian - UK · Apr 3, 2023

‘Identify how you want to identify, and God bless you!’: Michael Bublé on fans, faith and fitting in

The Canadian crooner has sold 75m records, but says he’ll never be cool. Not that he’s fussed. He discusses loneliness, love and the joy of live shows

The Guardian - UK · Feb 27, 2023

Indira Varma: ‘Dicking about is much more fun than being serious’

She has won an Olivier, appeared in Game of Thrones, and will shortly star in the climate-consequences drama Extrapolations. The actor ponders ageing, sexism – and the benefits of being an ‘old hippy’

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The Guardian - UK · Feb 12, 2023

‘Nothing prepares you for the moment’: Osman Yousefzada on the death of his mother

After a long struggle, Osman Yousefzada’s beloved mother died. A year after her death, the artist and writer looks back on her zest for life, the comfort of community rituals – and why he can’t bring himself to cancel her phone contract

The Guardian - UK · Jan 15, 2023

How chronic illness radically changed my view of womanhood

Finding it ‘fragile’ and ‘gross’, femininity was something Ione Gamble refused to conform to. Then she was diagnosed with a disease which changed everything

The Guardian - UK · Nov 26, 2022

Panettone perfection: the best cakes tasted and rated

The traditional Italian cake is a hit on the UK high street. But which supermarket sells the best? Bakers Benjamina Ebuehi and Edd Kimber taste them

The Guardian - UK · Nov 6, 2022

‘My parents weren’t impressed at first, but now I do my mum’: meet some of the world’s best tattoo artists

Tattooing is constantly evolving and the most-sought after artists are superstars. Here, five of the best reveal what the craft means to them

The Guardian - UK · Oct 29, 2022

Jonathan Coe: ‘We’re a nation driven by emotion and not by reason’

Tackling Brexit, Boris and his mother’s death during the pandemic, Jonathan Coe’s new state-of-the-nation novel puts Britain on the couch

The Guardian - UK · Oct 15, 2022

The week in audio: Archive on 4; Black and Gay Back in the Day; My Life; Bible John; Jane Garvey and Fi Glover

An old ology is back in the spotlight; Audrey Gillan turns a true crime story on its head; and the makers of The Log Books examine British black queer history

The Guardian - UK · Oct 1, 2022

‘Out of the inferno, into the shark attack’: Marina Hyde on capturing six years of political chaos

From Brexit to Boris, Trump to Truss, there’s been no shortage of material for the Guardian columnist. But as the omnishambles becomes a permacrisis, even she wants it to stop …

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