Francesca Angelini

If you couldn’t get a ticket to Amsterdam’s blockbuster retrospective, see the next best thing at a cinema near you

They are smart, sensitive and curious, but then there’s the sexual cannibalism . . .

I’m not exactly sure what a “sage cleanse” entails. It sounds spiritual, possibly invasive. Is butter involved? But just as I’m considering that possibility I’m

Two decades since her first visit to Bermuda, our writer heads back to see if it holds the same appeal for her young family

Francesca Angelini is the deputy editor of the Culture section in The Sunday Times. She covers mainly books, television and film, and previously won the AITO Young Travel Writer of the Year award in 2

Online searches for advice on ending a marriage peak at this time of year. How much does a divorce cost in 2024 — and what’s the best way to do it?

The Pulitzer-winning author of The Sympathizer grapples with a traumatic past shaped by war and exile

As a child, her father’s fatal heart attack was never mentioned. But when her partner suffered the same fate, the actress and Strictly winner knew she had to confront her trauma head on

Modern houses don’t have to be rubbish, says Peter Barber, a designer with a radical solution to Britain’s housing crisis: homes built from bricks on real streets. He invites Francesca Angelini into his London studio

Written in the aftermath of her son’s sudden death at the age of 21, this is a gripping and profound account of how a mother survives the most devastating loss imaginable