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Jeremy Irvine knows the drill
From 47 jet-lagged ABBA takes to battlefield epics, Jeremy Irvine reflects on military dreams, set souvenirs and still getting starstruck.
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“Music gives us order in a world of chaos” The inevitable joy of Jon Batiste
As he releases a trio of remarkable new albums this week, the singer and composer talks meaning, ego, and the power of listening.
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Speed, scent and the fight for the title
As George Russell chases his first Formula One world title, we meet the Mercedes driver balancing ruthless speed with impeccable style and precision.
- Culture
Introducing Issue No. 50: In Praise of the Unexpected
For 50 issues, Gentleman’s Journal has championed curiosity, craftsmanship and the unexpected. This landmark edition celebrates the stories, people and ideas that continue to surprise us.
- People
Out to Lunch With Matthew Friend
From Johnny Carson and Rich Little to TikTok and the Golden Globes, Matthew Friend is leading the revival of impressionism for a new generation. Over lunch in New York, the comedian explains why mimicry never really went out of style.
- Interview
Macaulay Culkin Cleans House
The former child star is sorting through his past. But what began as a simple clear-out has become something more reflective — a meditation on clothes, characters and the cost of early fame.
- People
“The nicer the street, the more skeletons in the closet…” Jack Whitehall on suburbia, ceramics, and psychopaths.
From schoolyard myths to suburban scandal, Jack Whitehall remains a master of finding the absurd in the everyday, a comic sensibility shaped early, sharpened on stage, and now carried from stand-up circuits to Hollywood sets and beyond.
- Style
Count Nikolai of Monpezat is planning his next move...
Count Nikolai of Monpezat is Danish royalty — and a new prince of style, too.
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Tom Blyth goes the distance
From blockbuster franchises to bare-knuckle dramas, the fast-rising British actor is fuelled by risk, reinvention and refusing to play it safe. At The Newman Hotel, he talks us through his hard-hitting process…
- Cars
The Return of Williams
Measured, methodical and quietly ruthless, James Vowles is rebuilding Williams Racing from the ground up. The former Mercedes strategist on leadership, legacy and the long road back to Formula 1 glory.
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“Fashion allows you to portray into the future…” — Samuel Ross
Samuel Ross MBE, designer and creative director
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“You really have to be unwaveringly obsessed..." Harry Stebbings on six-day work weeks, The Social Network, and AI
The podcaster-turned-VC has released 1400 episodes and backed 13 unicorns to date. But his real motivation, he says, might well lie in his childhood.
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“Money makes the good better and the bad worse..." Gstaad Guy on wealth, self-expression, and kindness
He has lovingly skewered the 0.1%, become a rare ambassador for Loro Piana, and curated the most valuable Instagram following on the planet. But Gstaad Guy is only just getting started.
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Oh Danny Boy!
Danny Dyer is steadily approaching National Treasure status — a path that has been paved with highs, lows, bravado and vulnerability
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Maro Itoje’s forward thinking
More than a decade since his senior debut, Maro Itoje is now the captain he was always tipped to become, both for club and country. Will this summer’s tour with The British & Irish Lions cap off a memorable campaign for the talismanic second row?
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Ollie Watkins: “I’d say I’m a fighter”
Aston Villa's Ollie Watkins has forged a path to the top flight of English football that has been anything but conventional – a decade-long journey to become an overnight success
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The Tao of Toto
“Play hard, forgive quickly, and apologise when you’re wrong,” says Mercedes Formula One boss Toto Wolff on the eve of a poignant new season
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Matt Smith is a good sport
The actor on going punk, embracing challenges – and the fortuitous end of his footballing career
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Ben Stiller’s good sense of direction
Ben Stiller has transformed himself from comedy megastar to innovative, introspective – and award-winning – director. Ahead of a new season of Severance, he explains the method in his meticulousness