Skrein-star
Until now London-born actor Ed Skrein was most famously known for his role as Daario Naharis, the mercenary, in Game of Thrones, however Skrein has now been cast as Frank Martin, in The Transporter Legacy, the ...
It’s a numbers game
The address of Sixtyone Restaurant – 61 Upper Berkeley Street in Marylebone – is easy to remember. In addition to the name itself, the restaurant has made a quirky feature of its door number on several lev...
Glass explores the earliest history and newest collection of diamond masters De Beers
All that glitters – Glass explores the earliest history and newest collection of diamond masters De Beers
Could any stone typify the magic of nature quite like a diamond? These rare gems were formed from pre...
The Beijing connection
Like any fashion platform that’s in its formative years, Mercedes Benz China Fashion Week has offered up a lot to see. This year, Glass has placed some astute eyes for a peek behind-the-curtain of the chaotic c...
Have a very Harrods Christmas
Harrods see your festive window and raise you a land of make believe. This Christmas Knightsbridge’s knock-it-out-of-the-park department store have taken window shopping in the capital to new extremes and so mu...
A thoroughly modern manicure – Glass discovers one of London’s most cheerful beauty salons
A thoroughly modern manicure – Glass discovers one of London’s most cheerful beauty salons
As much as people deride us Londoners as being an unfeeling, uncaring, hard-nosed lot, who want to be left in peace ...
Great Scotts!
There’s a pleasing pattern to Ross Anderson’s character choices: all interesting Scottish men. There’s his big-screen debut as Fionn in The Silent Storm, followed quickly by Blackie in Unbroken and Rosse in 2...
A culinary performance at the National Theatre
A culinary performance at the National Theatre – Glass plays audience to an applause-worthy dining debut on the South Bank, London
In recent months, the South Bank’s National Theatre has opened the curtains to...
Glass talks The Imitation Game, Middlemarch and Bond with British actor Matthew Beard
Cracking the code – Glass talks The Imitation Game, Middlemarch and Bond with burgeoning British talent Matthew Beard
Being in the spotlight is nothing new to actor Matthew Beard appearing as he did in Lego...
A meeting of minds
France’s oldest Cognac house and one of the country’s most celebrated conceptual artists have joined forces to collaborate on Martell Premier Voyage a partnership between Martell Cognac and Bernar Venet who h...
Byredo Tempt Us With Some Delightful Stocking Fillers
The moment when little girls realise they’re no longer children anymore is the year we get given bubble bath and soap instead of Lego and Barbie dolls for Christmas. It’s the year when December 25 stops being a...
Designer Paul Mascaro launches men’s luggage line, Paul Magi
Following training as an architect, like designers Paco Rabanne to Tom Ford, the British designer Paul Mascaro focused his attention on fashion design and has recently launched a men’s luggage range, Paul Magi...
New Model Army – Glass meets Lena Reichel
Name: Lena Reichel
Agency: Profile Model Management
Age: 18
Hometown: Bitburg, Germany
How did you become a model?
It started with the Elite Model Look. Then I applied for my moth...
About a girl
Glass is talking music with 28-year-old actress Jill Winternitz, but it’s not all musical theatre from the female lead of Irish playwright Enda Walsh’s Once, based on a much-loved, low-budget indi...
Fringe! Queer Art & Film Fest: Queer Sci-fi II
The mysterious pink-robed men
This assortment of films is a very mixed bag. We kick off with a prelude that features as its main aural hook an unprecedentedly catchy gospel version of Incy Wincy Spider. As w...
Stunning southern Africa – Glass discovers the natural wonders of southern Africa beyond South Africa
Stunning southern Africa – Glass discovers the natural wonders of southern Africa beyond South Africa
Zambia is home to one of the seven natural wonders of the world, which it shares with neighbouring Zimbab...
From the beautiful to the sublime – Glass talks to British artist and filmmaker Isaac Julien
From the beautiful to the sublime – Glass talks to British artist and filmmaker Isaac Julien
Since his early career in the mid 1980s, British artist and filmmaker Isaac Julien has developed a visually compel...
It’s a London thing – James Long
You may well have noticed that girls have ruled the world as of late. That always goes without saying when it comes to the unveiling of SS15's newest shapes and stylings, which naturally take over our fashion f...
Five decades of East London
When the name David Bailey is mentioned it usually is connected with high fashion and when the biggest names need to be photographed in a truly iconic way. In these three volumes, Bailey’s East End, he intr...
The hills are alight
How many times can you state the obvious without boring yourself and everyone in earshot? On an autumn day in the Swiss National Park, my partner and I are discovering that prosaic remarks such as...
Starstruck
If we’ve ever felt spurred to revisit any one of the rising talents that Glass has interviewed over the past few months, Christina Chong is certainly going to be one of them. Great things are on t...