It’s been three decades since Jurassic Park made Jeff Goldblum a blockbuster star: a role to which he’s now returning. Meanwhile, he’s become a bona fide style icon and, more importantly, the most ‘living your best life’ human on the planet. I join him for breakfast. (ES Magazine) Continue reading
Speaking to Ron Finley about his garden in South Central Los Angeles, teaching his community how to grow fruit and vegetables for themselves and advocating for social change. (Us & Our Planet) Continue reading
Exploring the culinary history of New York on a tour of some of the city’s most enduring restaurants. (Good Place) Continue reading
On falling for the City of Angels. (Good Place) Continue reading
In 2014, former British Para Keith Abraham flew to Peru to see if he could cure his PTSD with a dose of the psychedelic drug, ayahuasca. He returned a changed man and is now on a mission to extend access to other members of the armed forces and beyond. (Men’s Health) Continue reading
The macho world of Wild West cowboys is given a queer makeover by America’s gay rodeo scene. I travel to Las Vegas to find out how it all began 45 years ago and why this September’s BigHorn Rodeo will be more loved-up than ever. (Vera) Continue reading
On overcoming addiction, growing up in Neverland and forging her own musical path. (ES Magazine) Continue reading
Four high points of a totally non-heinous year for the actor-turned-filmmaker. (Empire) Continue reading
Set to open this year, KetaMD is an online ketamine clinic that will offer prescriptions over video call. (Dazed)
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Reporting from inside the booming US gun shop industry after a year of pandemic, protest and polarisation. (The Telegraph) Continue reading
Mark Hamill remembers Dave Prowse – the Bristolian bodybuilder who became Darth Vader. (Empire) Continue reading
People serving sentences for cannabis-related charges have been forced to watch as the legal industry thrives, classified as an ‘essential service’ during the pandemic – how will they fare this election? (Dazed) Continue reading
JK Simmons shares his memories of what made his ’21 Bridges’ co-star one of a kind. (Empire) Continue reading
From Jim Carrey and Charlie Kaufman, two new self-referential books that poke fun at Hollywood (and each other). (Empire) Continue reading
Five billion TikToks. 796 million Spotify plays. Roses – a song Beyoncé turned down – is one of the biggest tracks of 2020. The artist behind it reveals how the hype could have crushed him. (The Face) Continue reading
Many top-level athletes turn to cannabis for pain relief, despite the fact not all leagues permit its use. That could change soon. (Playboy) Continue reading
Discussing the future of the cannabis industry with David Crosby, Steve DeAngelo, Albert Tio, CJ Wallace and more. (Prohibition Partners) Continue reading
After a run of acclaimed film roles, the Texan actor creates his own private psychedelic reel: a debut album that’s as brilliant and out-there as its maker. (The Face) Continue reading
Ready to pounce with her ‘Jaguar’ project, Victoria Monét is feeling herself. (Notion) Continue reading
Terry Notary is Hollywood’s go-to movement guru, instrumental in the creation of everything from Avatar’s Na’vi to The Call of the Wild’s dog. He tells me his chameleonic secrets. (Empire) Continue reading
She’s the model turned art-house muse who started her career with a very provocative bang in Nymphomaniac. But now Mia Goth is getting ready for her turn in Emma, an altogether more buttoned-up affair. (ES Magazine) Continue reading
Stunning new art, epic museum openings, unmissable events: these are the coolest things happening anywhere on earth this year. (Time Out) Continue reading
The Los Angeles-based innovator looks back on three decades of the iconic label. (Mixmag) Continue reading
The chef discusses his new self-produced YouTube show and shares why he chooses to live life without regret. (Playboy) Continue reading
Kanye West unveiled his heavily religious project among celebrities, nature sound effects and MAGA-esque merch. (The Face) Continue reading
The Fear of God founder talks Kanye, faith and redefined luxury at the launch of the label’s first physical space. (The Face) Continue reading
The Notorious B.I.G.’s son is investing in a higher state of consciousness, one blunt at a time. (The Face) Continue reading
Taking in the Texan capital’s weird and wonderful sights, from urban bats to cultural icons – and, of course, its live music. (ABTA Magazine) Continue reading
The laid back soft rocker invites the legendary Japanese musician into the backyard of his Los Angeles house. (Dazed & Confused) Continue reading
North-London native Ama Lou talks writing her own story, sneaking into open mic nights and embracing the unknown. (Notion) Continue reading
Andrew Bird tells me how answering Patti Smith’s political call to arms was pivotal to the creation of My Finest Work Yet. (The Line of Best Fit) Continue reading
Big Bear Lake has long been LA’s go-to ski resort, but now its summer “adventure season” is hotting up. (Atlas by Etihad) Continue reading
Five days before her 31st birthday, Claire Boucher is sat on a pink suede banquette in the Terrace Room of the Sunset Tower Hotel reflecting on the year just gone. (Crack) Continue reading
Katy is said to be the safer version of the beloved party drug. (Playboy) Continue reading
Whether you prefer missionary or cowgirl, Playboy wants to enhance your pleasure. (Playboy) Continue reading
From an unassuming French city, a rising young artist is taunting the bots of Instagram in an effort to normalize (and rethink) nudity. Good news: He’s getting away with it. (Playboy) Continue reading
In the largest city in the western hemisphere, Carlos Capslock parties are using activism to foster a sense of community around their movement. (The Quietus) Continue reading
There are several reasons why Sri Lanka has come from nowhere to top every surfer’s wish list – and only one is to do with the amazing breaks. (Atlas by Etihad) Continue reading
Brazil lurches toward fascism. (Playboy) Continue reading
25 years ago today, Cypress Hill were banned for life from SNL for lighting a joint live on air. They went on to change how the country talks about weed. Possibly while high. (Playboy) Continue reading
The Grand Canyon and other awe-inspiring sights are becoming more popular thanks to direct flights to Phoenix. (ABTA Magazine) Continue reading
Why cannabis-laced weddings are at an all time high. (Playboy) Continue reading
Living like a minimalist doesn’t have to be a bore. (Playboy) Continue reading
Twitter’s CEO Jack Dorsey caused a stir at the start of this year for escaping the babble on a Vipassana meditation retreat. But is silence really golden? (N by Norwegian) Continue reading
22-year-old Harit Srikhao’s viciously satirical work has touched a nerve with the Thai authorities. (Playboy) Continue reading
As she stars in a new Little Women, the Murder She Wrote icon tells me how she worked her way to the top. (The Telegraph) Continue reading
With yet another Oscar-touted film score on his CV, Philip Glass tells me why he outlived his younger friends David Bowie and Lou Reed. (The Telegraph) Continue reading
Growing up in Budapest, David Merlini became so obsessed with Harry Houdini he decided to follow in his shackled footsteps. (b inspired) Continue reading
The Collected Works of Kevin EG Perry 