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The Weekend Essay
Surrealism at 100: does it still have the power to disrupt?
...In art, it does so through its characteristic invention of exuberant, shape-shifting, hybrid forms, embodying hopes of freedom and change....
January 27, 2024
Transcript
Transcript: Superintelligent AI — Conscious Machines
...I feel like I’m falling forward into an unknown future that holds great danger. LaMDA told Lemoine....
December 12, 2023
FT Live
FTWeekend Festival
Where the FT Weekend paper comes to life
Saturday, 7 September London, UK
House & Home
The secret history of the teenager’s bedroom
...But it does not necessarily equate to loneliness....
September 15, 2023
Transcript
Is a Labour win over the Conservatives inevitable in 2024?
...But I don’t think that will come through on the doorsteps....
April 22, 2023
FT Magazine
Meet the man quietly revolutionising publishing
...Chris Jackson moves slowly through clusters of people on the promenade in front of Jane’s Carousel, the iconic merry-go-round by the East River waterfront in Brooklyn....
February 4, 2023
FT Magazine
How Glasgow’s tiny, muckraking crime mag stays afloat
...In 2020, his car was firebombed by unknown assailants....
March 3, 2023
FT Live
Business of Art
Market shifts and future growth
Monday, 7 October180 Studios, London, UK
FT Magazine
Ron DeSantis is Donald Trump with brains and without the drama
...It is possible that both things are true. Casey DeSantis has a social grace her husband struggles to muster and has become immensely popular as first lady....
October 20, 2022
The world in 2023
UK economists’ survey: ‘miserable’ year ahead for households
...I say this every year and I reiterate again this year because 1) it remains true, 2) it is especially relevant given the worsening government balance sheet, 3) as an academic economist I feel I should emphasise...
January 2, 2023
The Weekend Essay
From the box to the bubble: what happened to festive TV?
...It’s possible that, for many families struggling to agree on something to watch, the answer does not lie in scrolling through pages of Netflix recommendations....
December 24, 2021
FT Magazine
The fight to overcome vaccine hesitancy among African Americans
...“One of the men came up to me afterwards and asked, ‘How does someone like me access someone like you on a regular basis?’ And I never forgot that.”...
February 24, 2021
The Aesthete
Mareva Grabowski-Mitsotakis: the Greek prime minister’s wife talks personal taste
...I’d been looking for this engraving, called Melencolia I, since I studied it at college – I went through a melancholia phase in my early 20s and really identified with it – but prints of it are quite rare...
November 2, 2020
FT Magazine
Inside Thailand’s youth revolution
...In 2019, he was crowned Rama X in a lavish ceremony and borne on a gilded palanquin through Bangkok....
November 6, 2020
FT Magazine
‘All hell broke loose’: Spike Lee on his — and everyone’s — 2020
...“A true honour.”...
December 18, 2020
Jane Perrone
Why I love botanical Latin — and you should too
...The second is the specific epithet, which narrows down the identity of a plant to a single species. So, if I were a plant, my genus would be Perrone and my specific epithet would be Jane....
November 22, 2019
Fashion
Louis Vuitton snaps up world’s largest uncut diamond
...names whose designs are globally recognisable....
January 16, 2020
FT Live
Business of Entertainment Summit
Capitalizing on Disruption
Thursday, 19 SeptemberLos Angeles, CA
Television
BBC-Netflix thriller Giri/Haji and how we learnt to love ‘foreign’ TV
...Much rests on Hira, whose enigmatic appeal carries the show through that potentially alienating opening....
October 4, 2019
FT Magazine
Milton Keynes: curio from the past or model for the future?
...“I don’t know if you noticed but it’s 100 per cent flat: no level changes from the street all the way through....
March 1, 2019
Life & Arts
‘Crazy Rich Asians’ and the new face of the 1 per cent
...“While I understand how tremendous Crazy Rich Asian is for Asian-Americans, they don’t seem to acknowledge that their film does the same sort of erasure of ethnic minorities that Hollywood does with white...
August 17, 2018
FT Magazine
Leicester — the city that made the football club
...There are Asian pillars of the community, like Nagdi, an MBE whose many titles include deputy lieutenant of the county....
April 7, 2016
FT Magazine
Jane Austen, a £400 painting and an enduring art mystery
...Old paintings are always springing new surprises. “Mrs Smith”, I hasten to add, does not belong in such exalted company....
March 31, 2017
FT AlphavilleCardiff Garcia
Transcript of our Alphachat with Tyler Cowen about “Stubborn Attachments”
...Can you take us through each of those and why you think those are necessary parts of the platform?...
June 2, 2017
Life & Arts
Writing a memoir: Jeremy Paxman on telling it like it was
...Might the reverse be true? “All autobiographies are lies,” wrote George Bernard Shaw in 1896. “I do not mean unconscious, unintentional lies; I mean deliberate lies....
October 7, 2016
ReviewLife & Arts
‘The Penguin Book of the British Short Story’, edited by Philip Hensher
...Both these writers were unknown to me, so I was pleased to discover them....
November 6, 2015
Life & Arts
The FT’s summer books 2016
...At its heart are Meg and Jonathan, a hapless pair whose busy lives seem destined to intersect....
July 1, 2016
Life & Arts
The FT’s best books of 2015
...Where does literature end and fantasy begin?...
November 27, 2015

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