HAIL TO THE CHIEF
FRESH FROM WINNING A BRIT AWARD, WITH HIS FIRST ALBUM IN SEVEN YEARS ABOUT TO DROP, SKEPTA IS PROVING HE ISN’T JUST KING OF GRIME BUT MASTER OF THE UNIVERSE
THE FINAL BOSS
A number of high-profile firms are experimenting with getting rid of middle-managers. But how does work work when no one is in charge?
Star boy
From Frankenstein’s monster to Heathcliff, Australian actor Jacob Elordi is shattering teen dreams as he embraces—and masters — darker, richer roles. But, as he reveals in a conversation with Wuthering Heights’ director Emerald Fennell, he’s never felt lighter
SHINY HAPPY PEOPLE
In our current age of rabid vanity and forensic self-scrutiny, men’s anxiety about their hair — or lack thereof — has never been greater. After two controversial drugs have dominated the hair-regrowth industry for decades, a new wonder compound has been unveiled, with some claiming it could end male pattern baldness altogether. But, asks Tom Nicholson, why have men become so scared of going bald?
HAIL TO THE CHIEF
FRESH FROM WINNING A BRIT AWARD, WITH HIS FIRST ALBUM IN SEVEN YEARS ABOUT TO DROP, SKEPTA IS PROVING HE ISN’T JUST KING OF GRIME BUT MASTER OF THE UNIVERSE
THE FINAL BOSS
A number of high-profile firms are experimenting with getting rid of middle-managers. But how does work work when no one is in charge?
Star boy
From Frankenstein’s monster to Heathcliff, Australian actor Jacob Elordi is shattering teen dreams as he embraces—and masters — darker, richer roles. But, as he reveals in a conversation with Wuthering Heights’ director Emerald Fennell, he’s never felt lighter
SHINY HAPPY PEOPLE
In our current age of rabid vanity and forensic self-scrutiny, men’s anxiety about their hair — or lack thereof — has never been greater. After two controversial drugs have dominated the hair-regrowth industry for decades, a new wonder compound has been unveiled, with some claiming it could end male pattern baldness altogether. But, asks Tom Nicholson, why have men become so scared of going bald?