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Founder Interview: Arthur Kay
Entrepreneur and urban designer Arthur Kay is reimagining how we live in cities. Through his company Skyroom and his advocacy for sustainable design, he’s proving that progress starts above our heads.
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“Those that know how to create content have the power” — Caspar Lee
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Interview: Leah Hayden Cassidy, Dior’s Grooming Expert
Irish-born barber Leah Hayden Cassidy is redefining men’s grooming from her East London salon Croí and as a Dior Beauty UK Grooming Expert, blending craftsmanship, care and creativity in every cut.
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Founder Interview: Dennis Okwera
From the battlefields of Northern Uganda to the runways of London, Dennis Okwera has turned adversity into action, using fashion and philanthropy to empower the next generation through education and hope.
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Founder Interview: Kirk Haworth
Michelin-starred chef Kirk Haworth proves that progress starts with purpose. Through his pioneering plant-based restaurant Plates, he’s redefining wellness, creativity and connection in the kitchen.
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A long pour of Willem Dafoe
The award-winning actor is a complex blend. Here, he talks moon landings, sword-fighting, and his role in a new short film from Laphroaig.
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From espionage to open roads: The many sides of Jack Lowden
The Scottish actor on Slow Horses, sarcasm and finding peace behind the wheel
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Out to lunch with Thomas Hitzlsperger
The footballer, CEO, TV pundit and L’Escargot proprietor on navigating a career change and the parallels between sport and restaurants
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5 minutes with Formula One legend Jenson Button
A by-turns incisive and lightweight questionnaire with the Formula One legend
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André the giant
Just hours before a brutal blaze ripped through Chiltern Firehouse, master hotelier André Balazs discussed originality, Hollywood and new beginnings
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Q&A with Luca Faloni
We asked the menswear maestro a few questions on life, style, and the people and places that matter most to him
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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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Adolfo ‘Poroto’ Cambiaso: “The Argentine Open was an incredibly emotional moment for all of my family…”
The polo player on pre-game rituals, starring in a Netflix show, and keeping it in the family
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Graydon Carter on tweets from Trump, 90s expense accounts, and persisting in the digital media age
The legendary editor's new memoir is a delicious dispatch from the golden age of magazines – and a guidebook to the good life, even now
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Rory Stewart on silence, eccentricity, night-climbing, and hope
“We will always remain a mystery to ourselves – and that’s probably quite important” says the former MP
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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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Gordon Ramsay, known as the firebrand chef, now fully embraces being mother hen
For nearly three decades, Ramsay has been largely portrayed as the cyclone of the kitchen. At his new flagship, Restaurant Gordon Ramsay High, all he wants to do is nurture a grassroots movement