Culture

How to change your mind about psychics

London Film Festival: Lana Wilson, the director behind Taylor Swift doc Miss Americana, turns her camera onto seven New York psychics in Look Into My Eyes. You’ll be dead surprised by the results.

The one woman show about a life turned upside down

Calla Henkel and Max Pitegoff, founders of LA's subversive New Theater Hollywood, interview Kalena Yiaueki about her new play Personal Inventory, which sees her reckon with family secrets following unexpected 23andMe results.

How San Marino made history

Ahead of this evening’s match against Gibraltar, one writer recounts the night he spent with the Brigata – the devoted ultra fans of Fifa’s lowest ranked team.

Myha’la on swapping high drama for Sunday roasts

The Industry actor is renowned for her portrayal of Harper Stern, a ruthless and reckless investment banker who’ll betray anyone who gets in her way. But Myha’la would rather be tucking into a gluten-free Yorkshire pudding with her Siamese cats.

The exhibition showcasing prisoner-made art

From matchstick models of pool tables and papier mâché cartoon characters to portraits of the Queen, 200 works of art made by prisoners are about to be shown at London’s Southbank Centre, thanks to prison arts therapy charity Koestler Arts.

Capturing a different side of Marseille

France's oldest city is now the favourite holiday destination among trendy Brits. Photographer Isaac Lamb has dug a little deeper to celebrate its local lovers, hot spots and parties.

The Substance: full-throttle feminism, excess and violence

Demi Moore and Margaret Qualley star in one of the year’s most provocative films, taking the body horror genre to even more gruesome heights. But according to its director, Coralie Fargeat, that’s nothing compared to what women experience on a daily basis.

Emma Chamberlain doesn’t care about being famous

She's hailed as a style icon, the voice of a generation and a marketing case-study for what makes young people tick – all for just being herself. Plucked out of reality precisely for being real, Emma Chamberlain is the blueprint for how to navigate social media stardom.

Can Carol Vorderman save Britain?

The former numbers lady from Countdown has spent the past few years railing against the Tories on X and TV. She's written a book, What Now?, outlining her personal "mission to fix Broken Britain" – with a few juicy morsels of gossip thrown in for good measure.

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