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Ellie Bamber On Becoming Kate Moss

From Summer Issue 66 Ellie Bamber reflects on stepping into Kate Moss’s world in Moss & Freud, the upcoming film about what happened when the one-time party girl posed for the no-nonsense artist Lucian Freud British actress Ellie Bamber started her stage career at just 12 years old in Sir

Louis Vuitton Renews UNICEF Partnership with Focus on Girls’ Leadership

TEN years into one of fashion’s most enduring humanitarian commitments, Louis Vuitton has announced the continuation of its partnership with

Electrifying and Dazzling: Verdi’s Nabucco and Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland Shine Bright in Milan’s Podium

MILAN, ITALY — Making its Italian debut with La Scala’s ballet company, Christopher Wheeldon’s brilliant adaptation of Alice’s Adventures in

The Best Theatre Shows to See in London This Week

From immersive musical spectacles and contemporary dramas to sharp historical reimaginings, London’s stages are offering some of their strongest productions

Emma Laird Isn’t Interested in Playing It Safe

From Winter Issue 64 Glass speaks to British actor Emma Laird about fearless filmmaking, overcoming insecurities and the meaning of

2026 Cannes Film Festival Through the Lens of Élodie Chapuis

BEYOND the flash of the red carpet, the 2026 Cannes Film Festival offered quieter moments of celebrity style and intimacy.

Inside Amir El-Masry’s Biggest Role Yet

From Winter Issue 64 Glass Man meets actor and rising star of cinema, Amir El-Masry, to discuss the joy of

New York City Ballet’s Jovani Furlan on Lightness, Resilience and Hope

BORN in the vibrant city of Joinville, in southern Brazil – home to the world’s largest dance festival, which even

Paul Forman Rewrites the Script

From Winter Issue 64 As Emily in Paris unfurls its fifth season, British actor Paul Forman talks to Glass Man

Maria Celeste Losa on Gratitude, Growth and the Power of Dance

MILAN, ITALY — Argentina-born, Milan-hailed dancer Maria Celeste Losa speaks with great poise and a soft demeanour, no mean feat


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