Hayley Maitland

There aren't many pieces of media that have captured my attention quite like Bridget Jones's Diary (both Helen Fielding's 1996 novel and the 2001

In the thick of winter, you might find that your energy levels start to decrease, serotonin signals feel weaker and tasks grow more tedious to complete. Here’s how to avoid burning out.

Find the perfect sofa, curate your clutter, upgrade your kitchen appliances and trawl through Europe’s best flea markets says Pedro Almodóvar’s regular set decorator Carlota Casado.

When you ask people how old they feel inside, they’ll usually have a definite answer. And it’s often not their biological age.

Rahel Stephanie, Jon Gray, and Claire Ptak share their trusted gift ideas.

Mustique’s earthier, more everyday, but no less zenned-out cousin across the bay has been an out-of-the-way bolthole for those in the know for some years now.

“I doubt if anyone has evolved such an original room as Cecil Beaton, the well-known artist and photographer,” a journalist wrote in an October 1936 edition of the ‘Home Journal’. “[He] lives in London part of the time, and likes to transport the country to the town, as advertisements would say. His room represents a garden… a realistic tree grows in one corner and obligingly changes its foliage with the season, varying from blossom in spring to snow in winter.”

Places! As Indhu Rubasingham readies for her entrance as the National’s new artistic director, Sarah Crompton meets a creative force.

“How does one represent a species described as nude aliens with flashing blue penises on stage at the Royal Opera House?”