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Transcript: Rebellions, reshuffles and Cameron’s return
...I always get my norths and my souths confused; as is Rachel Hopkins, the other Luton MP, Dan Carden, MP for Liverpool....
November 17, 2023
FT SeriesTen ways to feel good in 2024
Marina Abramović, longevity guru
...“I’m not exaggerating, but when you have Lyme disease you have to make a decision: do you have the energy to brush your teeth or make a cup of tea?...
January 5, 2024
FT Live
Business of Art
Market shifts and future growth
Monday, 7 October180 Studios, London, UK
HTSIHTSI spring travel special
Cooking holidays to write home about
...School, Maine Run by chef Annemarie Ahearn, this oceanfront culinary retreat runs workshops on modern country cooking as well as classes that honour the late female cooks Julia Child, Marcella Hazan and Edna...
May 17, 2023
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Best of: Chef Mashama Bailey on reclaiming African-American food
...So I’m very care . . . I’m very sort of careful about that. Lilah RaptopoulosI’m stating the obvious here....
March 3, 2023
Anna Berkeley
Sunglasses — finding the perfect look
...Can you give me some pointers so I know I’m on the right track? Ah, sunglasses — better than any cream for concealing tired eyes and to give you that air of film star mystery....
August 3, 2022
InterviewLife & Arts
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie: ‘We’re creating in a culture of intolerance’
...In my first year as an undergraduate, I would say I’m not black, I’m Nigerian....
May 13, 2022
FT Live
FTWeekend Festival
Where the FT Weekend paper comes to life
Saturday, 7 September London, UK
FT Magazine
Mashama Bailey is the most important chef in America
...“After a while, I told him, ‘I’m not Italian!’” she laughs. “I’m black....
July 2, 2022
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Chef Mashama Bailey on reclaiming African-American food
...So I’m very care--, I’m, I’m very sort of careful about that. Lilah RaptopoulosI’m stating the obvious here....
August 14, 2022
FT Magazine
Peaches are vastly underrated. Here’s how to choose the perfect one
...When it comes to peaches I’m with Samuel Johnson, who was said by his close friend Mrs Thrale to eat seven or eight large peaches “of a morning before breakfast began”, then more after dinner....
July 16, 2022
Christmas Food & Drink
Andi Oliver: ‘Where they used to trade people, I want to trade everything that makes us extraordinary’
...But I’m very rarely satisfied, I’m always looking to the next thing....
November 26, 2021
Africa
Somaliland battles for recognition after 30 years’ fending for itself
...“I’m hopeful that the world recognises what we have done.”...
September 28, 2021
ReviewAlbums
K-Trap: Street Side Effects — a strain of introspection
...A precedent has been set by fellow UK drill alumnus Headie One, whose debut studio album Edna reached number one in the UK charts last month....
November 13, 2020
InterviewBooks
Edna O’Brien: from iconoclast to icon
...On a chill, rain-swept evening last month in central London, Edna O’Brien stepped delicately on to a stage in the Royal Institute of British Architects....
December 6, 2019
Theatre
Barry Humphries: ‘Every theatre I’ve performed in has gone dark’
...My mother never actually said the word, but spelt it out instead: “C-O-M-M-O-N”. Cryptic spelling, usually to protect the kiddies, was popular in my parents’ time....
June 20, 2020
ReviewFilm
Double history: Horrible Histories: The Movie — Rotten Romans and The Current War
...Don’t take Aunt Edna. But take anyone else. Whenever the jokes wear thin we fall back, a little vertiginously, on the two best performances....
July 24, 2019
FT Live
Business of Entertainment Summit
Capitalizing on Disruption
Thursday, 19 SeptemberLos Angeles, CA
The art of grief
Loss, grief and how I learnt the art of consolation
...I’m not sure which. I still felt the warmth in my cheeks the following day. Caring for loved ones at the ends of their lives has taught me new things about consolation....
October 4, 2019
At Home with the FT
Take a look inside royal baker Claire Ptak’s London home
...Instead of finding a partner, she did it herself: “I’m tough and opinionated”....
May 10, 2019
FT Magazine
Berenice Abbott: the woman who documented the birth of modern New York
...“Buddy,” she replied, “I’m not a nice girl. I’m a photographer . . . I go anywhere.”...
August 30, 2019
Mexico
Mexico slowdown threatens López Obrador’s honeymoon
...“I’m only spending on the necessary — food and rent. For a luxury like a TV, this isn’t the time.” It is a common complaint....
March 10, 2019
ReviewLife & Arts
Incredibles 2 — exuberant and inventive adventure
...I’m too full.” Next: “Ooh! This is good. Hadn’t realised everything was so tasty.”...
July 11, 2018
FT Magazine
Can Brexit Britain still laugh at itself?
...That, at least, had grown markedly by the time Stephen Adnitt designed Dame Edna Everage’s breakfast dress, a sartorial hymn to the dubious pleasures of the fry-up worn by the alter-ego of the Australian...
April 12, 2019
Lunch with the FT
Penelope Lively: ‘Every writer I know is a hungry reader’
...(And no, I’m not telling you what the word is.)...
June 22, 2018
Lunch with the FTLunch with the FT: the best interviews of 2017
Novelist Edna O’Brien on sex, books and a lifetime of defiance
...Edna O’Brien gestures to her face, as though it were covered in wounds. In fact, the Irish novelist has lineless skin and hair the colour of a fox’s pelt....
July 14, 2017
Life & Arts
St Vincent on her politically charged new album: ‘I hope people love it — or hate it’
...I think I’m probably not a good dancer, either. I don’t know what to make of it.” On one hand, I’m a bit staggered....
September 29, 2017
Alec Russell
Alec Russell on Alex Salmond, nationalism and having Lunch with the FT with sleazebags
...He later hid for years as an alternative healer — as recreated in an astonishing novel by Edna O’Brien. There are degrees of nationalism of course....
September 8, 2017

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