Will Hosie
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- Sep 28, 2026
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What is everyone talking about this week: Have we reached peak 90s nostalgia? (opens the original)
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‘It’s not happening,’ tweeted Liam Gallagher after word of Oasis headlining Glastonbury took over the internet this summer — followed by a series of expletives we are too polite to spell out, even in asterisks. It did little to diminish their lead in the odds market: both he and brother Noel are notorious for denying reprisals until there is so much money on the table that it is impossible to say no. Their odds finally crashed two weeks ago after it was announced that Oasis would perform in Manc
Do we dress better when the economy is tanking? (opens the original)
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As I cycled home from work yesterday, I came across something odd. It was a teenage girl, only she was well groomed, impeccably dressed and wore her hair in a bob. Are teenagers not meant to look spotty and out of place, I wondered? As London Fashion Week returns to the city this week, has sartorial fever finally gripped our adolescents? Not quite. Today’s young ’uns are empirically more elegant than we were — a result, some say, of TikTok, where the algorithm subsumes sartorially unfriendly cul
A new exhibition in the Hampshire forest is setting tongues wagging — and wooing young collectors (opens the original)
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Ten years ago, the author and critic Olivia Laing wondered whether 'an accelerated news cycle' may require 'accelerated art' in response. It was a question she raised in a review of Ali Smith’s 2016 novel, Autumn, that would later form part of an anthology of Laing's writing: Funny Weather: Art In An Emergency (2020). From said title came the name of Arina Izmestieva's gallery and outdoor exhibition programme. Herself a graduate of New York University and, now, a London-based collector and artis
What is everyone talking about this week: How Yotam Ottolenghi inspired a vogue for harvest parties (opens the original)
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Of all the parties I expected to attend in 2026, I hadn’t anticipated that the most fun would be had from vegetables. ‘Rovi has always been about great produce,’ says chef and cookbook author Yotam Ottolenghi of his restaurant in London's Fitzrovia, which hosted the capital’s foremost harvest party last Thursday. ‘It is about vegetables from root to tip, with a menu shaped by our growers and our kitchen garden near Tottenham.’ The shindig, harking back to Athenian tradition, was also an excuse f
Viva Italia! Inside the health retreat in the Dolomites that doesn’t skimp on carbs (opens the original)
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Arguably the most hilarious anecdote in Amy Odell’s biography of Gwyneth Paltrow, published last summer, hails from the actress’s high-school yearbook. Gwyneth’s ‘worst fear’, according to classmates, was obesity: an answer that turned out to be prescient. ‘The day I tried on the fat suit,’ she said 11 years later of her role as the corpulent Rosemary, in 2001’s Shallow Hal, ‘I walked through the lobby of the Tribeca Grand… It was so sad… so disturbing. No one would even look at me.’ During the
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