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BULLETIN
PEOPLE TO WATCH, PLACES TO BE, PRODUCTS TO BUY
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Binge watch
How to create an instant cult hit? Start by calling your movie Cocaine Bear. Actor-director Elizabeth Banks explains
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Dive! Dive! Dive!
An iconic timepiece celebrates 70 years at sea
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‘Everything is just Dingley Dell’
A doyenne of London dining opens the doors on Britain’s coolest country pub
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Di another day
Tod’s new bag is a blast from the recent past
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Control, alter, delete
With his major new retrospective, an artist confronts history: his own, and humanity’s
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‘Do not move while playing!’
A new spin on a 1980s classic
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Take a Bao
The founders of the hip restaurant group write their first cookbook
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Focus on Britain
An extraordinary collection of national photography goes on public display
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Material gains
How Miminat Shodeinde became the designer of the moment
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The homecoming
With his debut play, an actor and former theatre usher’s career comes full circle
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Liquid lunch, and dinner
A new chef at Venice’s most elegant hotel is bringing experimental cooking to a city known for its traditions
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Fifty shades of beige
Colour is out, neutrals are in. Time to dig out the khakis
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White sole shuffle
A stealth-wealth loafer is having its moment in the street-style sun
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THE LAST DROP
What will the world look like, and taste like, post-alcohol?
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BECOMING IDRIS ELBA
A movie star looks in the mirror
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NO LOVE LOST
Two upstart racquet games are the quickest-growing sports in Europe and America. They are fun, fast and addictive. But with Andy Murray and Leo Messi backing padel, and George Clooney and Kim Kardashian cheering for pickleball, which heavy hitter will achieve world domination? And should tennis, squash and ping-pong be worried?
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DARK PLACES
For any surfer, taking on the monster waves at Nazaré in Portugal is a death-defying risk. For Matt Formston, there’s another consideration: he’s blind
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BRIGHTER LATER
Spring/summer menswear goes out to the garden (centre)
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NOTES OF A BAPTISED PENGUIN
An invitation to appear as himself in Tár, the Cate Blanchett movie, gave the writer Adam Gopnik a rare and revelatory insight into the craft of acting: on set, on stage and in everyday life
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Backstage
Excerpts and out-takes from the pages of Esquire
