Zing! The irrepressible Elizabeth Hurley stars in the The Telegraph Magazine fashion special and her take on sex scenes, heels, gardening and much more is online now telegraph.co.uk/fashion/people…

Blast from the past moment just now on BBC Radio 4 Today when Martha Kearney mentioned Friars in Aylesbury… that was the sticky-floored venue of my youth too. Particularly remember The Specials and, I think, Bauhaus

'The moment I thought I was dying I didn't feel fear, just loneliness': a masterful interview with Salman Rushdie by Mick Brown for The Telegraph Magazine, online now telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/04/1…

Online now, the result of painstaking work by the The Telegraph Magazine team, a truly remarkable feature

Today’s @telegraph Magazine is a scorcher! Simon Usborne on why stunt work is the hottest job in Hollywood; poetically glum Singularist attends a £900 happiness summit; calum franklin ploy to get the French to love pies; plus the intriguing back story of little green men by Amelia Tait

Stunt work is hotter than ever (thanks to Ryan Gosling’s new film The Fall Guy) but can Simon Usborne learn to crash, bash and smash like a pro? Ace story from The Telegraph Magazine online now telegraph.co.uk/films/2024/04/…

Kristen Wiig is “ready to paaartay”, that is as long as it’s on her sofa in sweatpants. Love her (her drunk act in Bridesmaids is the best ever drunk on screen imo) and it’s a delight of an interview by Ed Cumming online and in today’s @telegraph Magazine. telegraph.co.uk/tv/kristen-wii…

Like being inside a Lego brick: I tried the Citroen Ami for a week to see if it could replace my beloved GWiz, for The Telegraph telegraph.co.uk/cars/hybrid-el…

Is it time to stop worrying and learn to love the rat? Brilliant long read on our - and our cities' - relationship with vermin (who love to dance, can show empathy and will rescue you from a collapsed building, just sayin') The Telegraph telegraph.co.uk/environment/20…

A highly unusual and affecting story from today’s The Telegraph Magazine by brilliant digital whizz Omar Karim, whose love of tech started with pixel art: ‘I was estranged from my mother so I created an AI mum’ telegraph.co.uk/family/relatio…

How have we gone from occasional water-sippers to a world when carting around 1.8 litres at all times is normal? Brilliant long (and wide) read by Amelia Tait for The Telegraph telegraph.co.uk/health-fitness…

Watched ‘One Day’ and as I’m the same vintage, realise that Dexter and Nick from Curiosity Killed the Cat are, in fact, the same person

Your call is *not* important to us: Ace long read on the death of customer service in The Telegraph Magazine, online now telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/02/1…

Want to know why Gregg prefers Harvester than #michelinguideGBI ? Read his compelling My Saturday in the The Telegraph Magazine telegraph.co.uk/tv/2024/02/03/…

Too fast, too furious: why the hell would anyone go skiing these days? Terrific The Telegraph Magazine piece online now telegraph.co.uk/sport/2024/01/…

Astonished to hear Amol Rajan presenting the Today programme this morning. We were going down memory lane about those old Independent days late last night - after I listened to his excellent Dish podcast with Angela Hartnett and nick grimshaw (we need jungle and desserts I’m afraid)

Sorry for draining question but anyone who's been to see Abba: Voyage got a view on where's a good area to sit/stand that won't cost a million quid. Any intel gratefully received

“We’re two working class geezers”: absolutely brilliant interview with the endlessly bantering Jay Blades and Sir David Jason by Anita Singh for The Telegraph … their travelling toolshed show sounds like our newest wholesome addiction telegraph.co.uk/tv/2024/01/13/…