Famously relaxed — except for a deal or two
Founded in 1978 by Robert Redford, the annual Sundance Film Festival is a celebration of the most exciting independent cinema and the dawn of a new year of movies.
Hannah Rose Yee
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Outback thriller grounded in a dark past
The horrors of Australia’s white settlement form a confronting backdrop for Simon Baker’s epic new film.
Movie stays in-house to honour raw truths
In Penguin Bloom, Naomi Watts stars as Sam, a woman who pieces her life back together after a terrible accident, with a little help from a magpie.
Hollywood’s lockdown era has arrived
The next few weeks will see the unveiling of a new cinematic curio: movies made during lockdown.
After Girls, new show gives Mamet her wings
Zosia Mamet, daughter of Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright David Mamet, broke big in her early 20s as Shoshanna, the heart and soul of Girls. Now she’s starring in compulsive whodunnit The Flight Attendant as Annie, deadpan best friend to Cassie, Kaley Cuoco’s titular stewardess.
Crinolines and Converse sneakers
Contemporary costume dramas are mixing it up, with lessons about the way we live now.
A fresh new era for period dramas is here
From Bridgerton to Dickinson, these are the new period dramas to watch on TV.
The ultimate Christmas present? An Andy Warhol from eBay
Happy Andy Warholidays, everybody – a range of early works from the late artist are currently for sale on eBay, the perfect Christmas present for the person who has everything.
The bling ring: 10 jewellery designers you need to know
Whether it’s a forever piece from a storied house or a unique style from a homegrown brand, these are the labels we have on our must-list
2021’s biggest interior design trends according to Pantone, Steve Cordony, Tamsin Johnson and David Flack
The colour factory has called it: 2021 is worthy of not only one, but two shades of the year. But what are the other trends to know?
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