In this edition, part of our Work-Life Balance & Boundaries theme, we hear from Esther Fernandez, Gen Z copywriter, content creator, and mental health advocate at Made of Millions, about navigating burnout, managing online visibility,… Read More »Esther Fernandez on social media, self-preservation, and creating content that cares
All photography by Alun Callender She’s turned corner shops and chemists into full felt dreamscapes – now the Sew Your Soul artist returns to London with her latest immersive exhibition, transforming a Mayfair gallery into… Read More »Fish, chips & 65,000 felt pieces: Lucy Sparrow’s back on Bourdon Street
While sending nudes is nothing new, doing so without widespread societal disdain is a more recent (and welcomed) mindset. As the sharing of nudes has become more accepted in our modern era, the desire to… Read More »Safe Sexting App Linq Gets a Secure and Sensual Brand by Wildish & Co.
This is a book cover column—and thus it seemed like a wildly egregious oversight to not feature a new book that manages to pull off two hardcover covers in a single volume. Confused? We were,… Read More »23 of the Best Book Covers of July 2025
The iconic actor fronts a new campaign for energy giant Vattenfall, promoting the unexpected perks of offshore wind farms, including seaweed snacks grown beneath the turbines. Yes, really. You’ve seen him take on snakes on… Read More »Samuel L. Jackson is now promoting… seaweed snacks? And yes, he still says ‘motherf*cking’
Mimi Pond’s graphic biography of the Mitford Sisters contains all the ingredients of a social, cultural, political and familial potboiler. The upper crust of English society, its curious mores and morality—including its lean toward Nazism… Read More »The Daily Heller: An Epic Visual Story of the Mitford Sisters