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What to watch on Netflix in August 2020
Nurse those rosé-in-the-sun hangovers with the latest from the streaming giant

Nurse those rosé-in-the-sun hangovers with the latest from the streaming giant

He’s scion of an acting dynasty and Netflix’s new Sherlock Holmes. But Henry Lloyd-Hughes has his feet firmly on the ground.

Playing a Bond girl is one of the most prestigious jobs in acting – the glamour, beauty and sensuousness of the roles is unparalleled.

Gentleman’s Journal has strong links with the festival and, despite not setting up our tents this year, we’re looking back at last year’s festivities

From a pair of supple suede loafers from Edward Green to a pair of trim, tailored shorts from Asket, this is what we want this week…

During lockdown, the celebrated British chef has been writing a cookbook, spoiling his children and missing his pasta machine. Here, he shares his recipe for Frittata con funghi


Professor Stefan Allesch-Taylor on the practical steps every business owner should be taking now

Plane, train or bus, if you’re braving public transport there are a few things you need to keep in mind…

From the wild, winding coastal road of Northern Island to a route that takes in two of Wales’ national parks, these are the trips to take this summer

Don’t know your serum from your shave oil? Allow us to teach you the ABCs of grooming…

If you’re looking to really make the most of your daily commute, these podcasts are guaranteed to make a smarter man out of you…

Despite what most might think, a university degree doesn’t always equate to success. As these 20 men will show you, their lack of a degree didn’t hinder them from becoming some of the most successful businessmen in history.

Is your day-to-day exercise regime feeling a little stale? Allow James Stirling to show you five exciting new exercises to get your blood pumping

Don’t be put off by the pale pink appearance: in the summer months, nothing is more refreshing than a perfectly made Bellini in the evening sun.

Antony Loewenstein, the author of Pills, Powder and Smoke, asks can there ever be such a thing as ethically-sourced drugs?

The British chef shares insights from his Cornish kitchen – and his favourite comfort food recipe

From a Turnbull & Asser shirt worthy of Wall Street’s finest to a pair of earphones eager to run a marathon, this is what we want this week…

Nurse those rosé-in-the-sun hangovers with the latest from the streaming giant

He’s scion of an acting dynasty and Netflix’s new Sherlock Holmes. But Henry Lloyd-Hughes has his feet firmly on the ground.

Playing a Bond girl is one of the most prestigious jobs in acting – the glamour, beauty and sensuousness of the roles is unparalleled.

Gentleman’s Journal has strong links with the festival and, despite not setting up our tents this year, we’re looking back at last year’s festivities

From a pair of supple suede loafers from Edward Green to a pair of trim, tailored shorts from Asket, this is what we want this week…

During lockdown, the celebrated British chef has been writing a cookbook, spoiling his children and missing his pasta machine. Here, he shares his recipe for Frittata con funghi


Professor Stefan Allesch-Taylor on the practical steps every business owner should be taking now

Plane, train or bus, if you’re braving public transport there are a few things you need to keep in mind…

From the wild, winding coastal road of Northern Island to a route that takes in two of Wales’ national parks, these are the trips to take this summer

Don’t know your serum from your shave oil? Allow us to teach you the ABCs of grooming…

If you’re looking to really make the most of your daily commute, these podcasts are guaranteed to make a smarter man out of you…

Despite what most might think, a university degree doesn’t always equate to success. As these 20 men will show you, their lack of a degree didn’t hinder them from becoming some of the most successful businessmen in history.

Is your day-to-day exercise regime feeling a little stale? Allow James Stirling to show you five exciting new exercises to get your blood pumping

Don’t be put off by the pale pink appearance: in the summer months, nothing is more refreshing than a perfectly made Bellini in the evening sun.

Antony Loewenstein, the author of Pills, Powder and Smoke, asks can there ever be such a thing as ethically-sourced drugs?

The British chef shares insights from his Cornish kitchen – and his favourite comfort food recipe

From a Turnbull & Asser shirt worthy of Wall Street’s finest to a pair of earphones eager to run a marathon, this is what we want this week…