“It’s About Humanity, About Being A Human Being”: In Harris Dickinson’s Urchin, Frank Dillane Has Found His Leading Man Magnetism
“I Did Find Him To Be A Really Tragic Figure”: Charlie Hunnam On Facing The Monster
“I can feel the bowl cut on my head all the time,”: Luther Ford On Taking On The Battle Of Hastings For King & Conqueror.
Felix Kammerer is Frankenstein’s Bright Spark
“[Arthur] would love Tinder”: Anthony Boyle Talks House of Guinness and Why His Character’s Inherently A Modern Man
“My Wasteman Prep Was Eating Burgers, Eating Salty Protein-Heavy Food And Tuna”: Tom Blyth and David Jonsson Talks The Indie Prison Drama
As gay biker phenomenon Pillion builds steady buzz, English actor Harry Melling reflects on reinvention, risk-taking, and the unexpected thrill of leading a very modern ‘dom-com’.
Rising singer-songwriter Malcolm Todd talks Drew Starkey, performing at Camp Flog Gnaw and his album-making process.
“We Don’t Do Camp, We Do High Camp”: GITANO Founder James Gardner On Building A New Bohemian Dream
From Wall Street to Tulum, and beyond – he left Goldman Sachs to transform the fashion industry, before masterminding the global hospitality powerhouse.
From Wall Street to Tulum, and beyond – James Gardner left Goldman Sachs to transform the fashion industry, before masterminding global hospitality powerhouse, GITANO.
As the temperatures plummet, we gather six Man About Town groomers to put forward the products they rely on to save face – and scalp – for their clients.
As his West End debut in Samuel D. Hunter’s Clarkston draws to a close, Ruaridh Mollica sits down with Man About Town to reflect on momentum, maturing craft, and the thrill of a year spent levelling up.
From The Queen to Jimi Hendrix – the New York native’s eye has made him one of the defining fathers of modern photography. For Man About Town lensman Max Montgomery, he’s also dad. The pair sit down to talk craft and capturing legends.
Covering our Autumn/Winter 2025 issue, Russell Tovey talks to Pedro Pascal about Plainclothes and why being “vers” is the best.
Matthew McConaughey has staked his career on a cocktail of belief, faith and conviction. With his new devotional collection, Poems and Prayers – he’s sharing the recipe.
Tom Grennan has quietly become one of the UK’s most enduring pop stars of the 2020s. After a monumental 12 months – becoming a father, turning 30, scoring a third number one album and headlining an arena tour – he’s also never looked better. The best part? He’s finally comfortable in his own skin.
Anthony Boyle is back on Irish soil in Steven Knight’s House of Guinness – the kind of turn that could anoint the 31-year-old as television’s next great leading man.
For as long as Charlie Hunnam has been an actor, he’s favoured substance over stardom. But with Ryan Murphy’s Monster, he’s got the best of both worlds.
Tom Blyth and co-star turned friend-for-life David Jonsson talk Wasteman, Carmen Emmi’s queer romantic thriller Plainclothes, and why Blyth’s upcoming rom-com People We Meet on Vacation was a job that fed his soul.
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