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Read the Room: Valentino, Alix Earle & Why Reading Still Matters
Between Alix Earle’s admission of never having read a book, and Valentino’s celebration of literature at its Spring/Summer 2027 show, this is a timely reminder that the stories we read shape how we see the world - and what we risk losing when we dismiss it.
Susan Sarandon Says Her Support for Palestine Came At The Cost Of Her Career
“I’ve been recently dropped from films because there are agencies that are still telling people not to hire me..."
‘Who Is Still Alive’: A Gaza Testimony Enters The Oscar Race
The doco is set to "give visibility to the stories of a people too often dehumanised, reduced to numbers."
The Grazia Career Edit: Meet Sewin Tabaei The Founder Of KURE Pilates
"As a wife, mother and businesswoman, I understand how important it is to make time for your own mind and body."
Taste Isn’t A Trend You Can Download – It’s Something You Actually Have To Build
Where algorithms flatten culture into endlessly replicable aesthetics, taste has become one of the few remaining ways we attempt to distinguish ourselves. But what does it actually mean to have ‘good’ taste? Perhaps the most compelling answer lies in a life lived beyond the feed
Written In Her: How Gulf Women Are Rewriting The Story Of Motherhood
From Scheherazade to the modern Gulf mother, the women who carry our stories have always shaped our world. Now, for the first time, they’re writing their own.