Olivia Marks

The original bohemians rejected materialism.

It’s cappuccino time! And we don’t just mean your coffee order, as watch brands turn to the luxe tonal appeal of latte dressing.

Where to stay and play in the centre of Paris.

“I can skim Instagram and guesstimate an acquaintance’s salary, but even in my own relationship it’s an ongoing learning process that still has the capacity to make me feel weird. My husband earns a lot more than me, which enables us to live a very nice life, but I’m keenly aware that I’m not the driver behind it. In every relationship, there’s a power imbalance created by money, however benign it seems.”

The beloved Brit girl with bedhead hair shows that – contrary to archaic opinion! – mums can look cool in crop tops too.

Rowlands was, in many ways, a figure always on the edge of the screen, a face caught in half-shadow, a woman on the verge. This is perhaps on no better display than in “Faces” (1968) and “Love Streams” (1984), unofficial bookends of her work with John Cassavetes.

“It may sound crazy, but just changing the tone of the white walls from a very sterile bright white made all of the difference, and created a better backdrop for my art and furnishings,” she tells Vogue.

The ‘Twisters’ and ‘Normal People’ star opens up about returning to the stage and the iconic parts she’d love to take on one day.

“You know people talk about ‘chemistry'? I think it's bollocks,” says Indira Varma. Next to her, Rami Malek nods in agreement. “I'm the same way,” he

Almost 70 years after its last staging at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, ‘The Tempest’ has returned for six weeks, helmed by director du jour Jamie Lloyd, with Hollywood star and eminent off Broadway actor Sigourney Weaver making her West End debut.