Bella Freud’s fashion inquisition
The pool of guests on the podcast is a commendably eclectic one
Books & Arts
American cinema at its best
The Brutalist represents a Christopher Nolan-esque swing for the big leagues
Can a TV series capture the extraordinary story of the Mitford girls?
It remains to be seen whether Outrageous lives up to its billing
A biography of Lorne Michaels that strays into hagiography
Susan Morrison’s book sets itself two tasks: where did its hero come from? And why is he so good at what he does?
Scott Turow’s latest novel attempts to understand humanity
If Presumed Guilty seems slightly hollow, that may be because it’s all been done before so many times that it’s difficult to be original
Caroline Calloway wants to give you some advice
An unbidden collaboration between living and dead writers is as mad as you might expect
How F. Scott Fitzgerald anticipated our modern age
The Great Gatsby turns 100 this month
