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'Ongoing': Tilda Swinton's intimate revelations on her art and close collaborations

Actress Tilda Swinton's displays her art, recollections, personal items and more in a revealing exhibition at the Onassis Ready in Athens which is closely linked to eight key figures in her life from the world's of film and fashion.

Euronews

From chronic pain to the catwalk — how Jean Campbell became the darling of London Fashion Week

At one point the model couldn’t walk, let alone strut down a catwalk — now she balances superstardom with a chronic condition and, through her hit podcast I’m Fine, inspires others to face their fears too

Evening Standard

Digested week: Reeves’s tears and standing room only for Macron’s Westminster speech

Crying in the Commons is not unusual – unless the chancellor is doing it – as attention turns to Trump’s state visit

The Guardian - UK

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How The Salt Path author continues to face allegations of lies and betrayal

IN FOCUS: The bestselling memoir was hailed as a moving true story of love, resilience and the healing power of nature. But since summer 2025, its author Raynor Winn has been levelled with extraordinary allegations that continue to emerge to this day, write Maira Butt, Annabel Nugent and Hannah Ewens

The Independent UK

The Salt Path author 'stole £64,000 before losing house after failing to pay off debt'

An investigation by the Observer has raised doubts about the best-selling memoir, which has has spawned a movie adaptation

Evening Standard

When Thatcher took performance lessons from Laurence Olivier, it changed the course of her political destiny

The PM’s makeover collaboration was kept a closely guarded secret for fear it would hurt her ‘ordinary housewife’ image, says writer and broadcaster Tim Walker

The Guardian - UK

After 50 years, can’t we shut down this cult of Margaret Thatcher? Just look at the mess she made of Britain

A whole slew of dramas and plays mark half a century since her election as Tory leader. But there is too much gloss, when so many people are still suffering, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Guardian - UK

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‘She would have been in awe of him’: how Laurence Olivier gave Margaret Thatcher private seduction lessons

New drama, When Maggie Met Larry, reveals exactly how the world’s most famous actor coached the fledgling Iron Lady

The Guardian - UK

‘As soon as I feel like somebody has worked me out, I want to switch it up’: set designer Shona Heath on staying authentic in a digital age

Shona Heath reflects on her 2024 Oscar win, being named a Royal Designer for Industry and the importance of dreaming

Wallpaper

20 years of Dover Street Market’s transporting in-store installations, from giant elephants to soft toys

As Dover Street Market, Rei Kawakubo and Adrian Joffe’s radical London concept store, celebrates its 20th anniversary, we look back at ten of its most colourful installations, crafted alongside Simone Rocha, Jonathan Anderson, Martin Parr and more

Wallpaper

‘It’s not so much about art, it's more about the process’: Tim Burton at the Design Museum

‘The World of Tim Burton’ is now open at London’s Design Museum – we toured the exhibition, which detangles the filmmaker’s tantalising storytelling

Wallpaper

Getting Color Right in a Dynamic Environment

AJA Video’s Tim Walker discusses the importance of maintaining color integrity in an environment where mixed SDR/HDR production is the new norm

TV Tech

Charles Jeffrey on his riotous decade in fashion: 'I always prefer being the weirdo in the room'

The fashion designer Charles Jeffrey speaks to Victoria Moss about his ten years in fashion and new exhibition at Somerset House

Evening Standard

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?

Evening Standard

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Inside this week's ES Magazine: Beth Ditto by Tim Walker

Ben Cobb shares his editor’s letter from this week’s fashion issue of ES Magazine

Daily Mirror

Miriam Margolyes, 82, poses naked as she reveals she's facing heart surgery

Harry Potter actress Miriam Margolyles has chosen to pose naked for British Vogue as their July cover star and opened up about her "unexpected" health issues and disliking her own body

The Guardian - UK

‘Former estate agents’: the strange life of the Barclay twins

Losing Telegraph newspapers will not turn remaining twin Frederick Barclay into a pauper, but it’s a bitter end to brothers’ empire-building

Cinemablend

Prehistoric Planet 2 Has A Creature So New, This Is Its First Time On The Screen

Prehistoric Planet 2 brings back some old favorites, while also mixing in some new creatures never before depicted, in its land before time.

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How Avatar Influenced Prehistoric Planet’s Executive Producer As They Headed Into Season 2

Apple TV+'s Prehistoric Planet 2 seems to have gotten a bit of inspiration in the story department, thanks to James Cameron's Avatar series.

LiveScience

Watch exclusive clip of never-before-depicted dinosaur from Prehistoric Planet season 2

Episode two, available to stream today on Apple TV+, features the heavily armored Tarchia, a dinosaur with an inbuilt air conditioning system and one of the largest ankylosaurs.

The Guardian - UK

Forget Jurassic Park: inside the gorgeous David Attenborough series that’s redefining dinosaurs

Prehistoric Planet’s intimate, moving CGI footage is revolutionising natural history – and it’s presented by a national treasure. We meet the creators of a unique TV series

TV Tech

HDR: Simply Better Pixels

Maybe too much better?

The Guardian - UK

How Simon Callow met Sebastian Fox: ‘I thought, gosh, he’s very attractive from behind’

Actor Callow, 73 and Fox, 40, who works in the tech industry, were introduced by a mutual friend at a concert. They married in 2016 and live together in London

The National (Scotland)

Playwright in 'heartfelt' thanks to Scotland after England rejects 'radical' play

AN English playwright has thanked the people of Scotland for giving his ‘radical’ play a chance after being ignored by swathes of the English…

The National (Scotland)

Bloody Difficult Women shows Theresa May and Gina Miller had plenty in common

The National reviews Tim Walker's Bloody Difficult Women at the Assembly Rooms

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