After setting pulses racing in the indomitable Heated Rivalry, François Arnaud is becoming one of Hollywood’s most sought-after names. In conversation with new friend and Industry icon Myha’la, he reflects on emerging from the rink.
As Wuthering Heights releases on Digital, Shazad Latif reflects on the whirlwind and why questions about who gets to be part of the story still matter.
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.
The Pitt‘s Gerran Howell talks his newfound appreciation for healthcare workers and his natural ability to play anxious characters.
Chinese pop star Kun is stepping fully into his own world. The singer-songwriter and producer reflects on channelling honesty in his new sound, regaining creative control, and why this project feels like the truest version of himself yet.
From the pure shores of Antiparos to the hot pink premiere of BFI Flare, English actor Fionn Whitehead chats with Man About Town for a reflection on Satisfaction, finding humanity within the harm of a fractured love story.
Prevented from attending the Academy Awards because of his Palestinian citizenship, The Voice of Hind Rajab‘s Motaz Malhees is on a mission for his performances to be seen and story to be heard.
With Kleber Mendonça Filho’s The Secret Agent, Wagner Moura cements his international breakout, collecting a Best Actor award at Cannes, a Golden Globe, and Oscar nods along the way. He sits down with Man About Town to unpack the moment.
Arriving in UK cinema screens on Friday 23rd January, Oliver Hermanus’ The History of Sound, starring Paul Mescal and Josh O’Connor, sees a deep love affair set against the backwoods of rural Maine. It promises to pull at your heartstrings.
28 Years Later‘s teenage star, Alfie Williams, is one of Britain’s breakout actors for 2026. Returning for the franchise’s latest sequel, The Bone Temple, he talks Danny Boyle and apocalypse survival guides.
As Peter Hujar’s Day hits UK cinemas, Ben Whishaw guides Fehinti Balogun through immortalising 24 hours in the extraordinary photographer’s life.
Fresh off a stellar turn opposite Robin Wright and Olivia Cooke in the Critics Choice and Golden Globe-nominated thriller The Girlfriend, Laurie Davidson checks in with Man About Town from a sun-lit New York morning.
As soul visionary Wayne Snow rounds out 2025, he digests a life-affirming album-release year.
A synthesiser of styles and a savant of social satirism, Park Chan-wook is one of the 21st century’s essential cinematic minds. As his latest feature, No Other Choice continues to garner critical acclaim – where is the 62-year-old’s long-deserved Oscar?
As he enters a new chapter with A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, British actor Henry Ashton sits down with Man About Town to reflect on his winding road to the Iron Throne.
With his new NBC sitcom, The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins, pulling in plaudits, Daniel Radcliffe is shining in satire. But the 36-year-old has been polishing his comedic chops for years.
Sam Gellaitry talks LP ANYWHERE HERE IS PERFECT, his unfortunate Uber rating and all-time favourite songs.
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