Andrew Wright

As Industry’s Season 4 took Kit Harington’s Sir Henry Muck to sunken lows and the show, itself, to newfound market value, he guides Marisa Abela through the thrill of it all.

Two Scottish rappers conned the noughties music industry by masquerading as a Californian rap duo. Under debut director James McAvoy, Séamus McLean Ross is telling the stranger-than-fiction tale on the big screen.

He’s still at university, but Nelio Biedermann counts Patti Smith, Dua Lipa and Christian Kracht as fans of his international breakthrough novel, Lázár.

Sitting down with Édgar Ramirez, The Night Manager‘s Diego Calva talks the power of telling Latino stories that defy cliché.

Superproducer Danny L Harle has helped the likes of Dua Lipa and Caroline Polachek realise their pop visions, but with debut album Cerulean he made space to orbit his own.

In Tales of the Suburbs: LGBTQ+ Lives Behind Net Curtains, author John Grindrod reveals small-town Britain’s hidden queerness.

As fashion celebrates four decades since the arrival of the Antwerp Six, the man responsible for their initial coming-together has co-curated an exhibition charting their landmark rise.

After engulfing East London in recent years with sonic accounts of queer life, with upcoming debut mixtape, this is where Tsatsamis’s bulletproof synthpop reaches the masses.

Covering our Spring/Summer 2026 issue, Finn Bennett talks joining the ranks of Westeros villains in A Night of the Seven Kingdoms.