Pixie Geldof and Rafferty Law lead stars at the hottest parties in London this week Famous faces from the worlds of fashion and music descended on the capital Evening Standard · Sep 25
Princess Kate’s Former Stylist Joins Another Royal for an It-Girl Summer Dress Launch Some familiar faces celebrated St. Clair London's latest collection. Marie Claire · May 28
Londoner's Diary: Timothee Chalamet searches high and low for Cynthia Erivo Plus pimple patches become the new designer must-have, and Jacob Elordi on the shallowness of Hollywood Evening Standard · Feb 4
Wolseley founder Jeremy King wages war on Ozempic in new book The restaurateur describes the drug as ‘the province of the vainglorious’ Evening Standard · Oct 8, 2025
Is American Fiction true to life? Yes, and our publishing industry has a big problem with Black writers too In the Oscar-nominated satire, a Black author is appalled when his ‘ghetto’ spoof is a bestseller - but British writers tell us that in publishing, if they don’t want to write about trauma, they struggle to be heard Evening Standard · Feb 8, 2024
The 15 Best Books of 2023, as Chosen by 'Marie Claire' Editors From mind-blowing thrillers and glossy tell-alls to scathing depictions of today's media industry. Marie Claire · Dec 22, 2023
#ReadWithMC Readers Declare Yomi Adegoke's 'The List' a Certified 'Page-Turner' "I laughed. I cried and at some moments, I was genuinely afraid to turn the page..." Marie Claire · Dec 4, 2023
The List by Yomi Adegoke audiobook review – a very public scandal Sheila Atim and Arinzé Kene narrate this powerful tale about a couple torn apart by allegations of sexual assault circulated on social media The Guardian - UK · Oct 27, 2023
Summer books: the hottest novels to bring you holiday bliss, whatever the weather Whether you fancy a politicised love story, a look into the lives of the super-rich or the fictional autobiography of a medieval mystic, Alex Peake-Tomkinson has the coolest must-reads to distract — whatever the extreme weather Evening Standard · Aug 4, 2023
The 8 hottest beach reads to pack this summer Whether you fancy a politicised love story, a look into the lives of the super-rich or the fictional autobiography of a medieval mystic, Alex Peake-Tomkinson has the coolest must-reads to distract — whatever the extreme weather Evening Standard · Aug 4, 2023
5 new books to read this week This week’s bookcase includes reviews of Chain-Gang All-Stars by Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah and The List by Yomi Adegoke. The Independent UK · Jul 26, 2023
Yomi Adegoke: "We need to lean into uncomfortable conversations so they aren't commandeered by the wrong people" Yomi Adegoke: "We need to lean into uncomfortable conversations so they aren't commandeered by the wrong people" Marie Claire · Jul 23, 2023
Will London audiences welcome Michael Jackson musical after abuse allegations? A new show which draws a veil over Jackson’s difficult history has just finalised its cast Evening Standard · Jul 20, 2023
The List by Yomi Adegoke review – a gripping social media nightmare A young couple’s world is upended by the publication of a list of abusers on Twitter in the Slay in Your Lane author’s nuanced debut novel The Guardian - UK · Jul 16, 2023
The Independent UK · Jul 13, 2023 Yomi Adegoke: ‘Social media has an illness’ The journalist and co-author of ‘Slay In Your Lane: The Black Girl Bible’ speaks to Yolanthe Fawehinmi about the real-world inspirations behind her debut novel, ‘The List’
The Independent UK · Jul 12, 2023 Journalist and author Yomi Adegoke on the real-life consequences of social media Yomi Adegoke talks to Yolanthe Fawehinmi about the inspiration behind her debut novel, The List.
The Guardian - UK · Jul 1, 2023 Yomi Adegoke: ‘There’s something inherently cringe about writing fiction’ The novelist and Slay in Your Lane co-author talks about her journey via Twitter to become a writer, and channelling her experience of social media into debut novel The List
Evening Standard · May 11, 2023 Meet London’s leading emerging writers Getting lit! Who are London’s leading emerging writers? Joanna Taylor finds them working everywhere from the London Library — described by stationer Montblanc as the home of the written word, FYI — to The Peckham Pelican