Culture

Sara-Ella Ozbek writes of the life and times of the Soviet-born ballet dancer and choreographer.

Natasha A. Fraser explores the charmed and excessive lifestyle of one of America’s greatest playwrights.

The Brazilian musician talks about the making and magic of her acclaimed debut album.

The video is one-part of Scott's musical film Circus Maximus

The English-born fashion icon, musician and actor who rose to prominence in France has died this week aged 76. The writer and film executive Issy Carr profiles an extraordinary woman who leaves behind a timeless legacy of love, style and creative collaboration.

With no clear end in sight to the current wave of strikes, we look at the biggest bind between creatives and executives—and what it spells out for the future of film.

Writer Genevieve Gaunt examines the erotic, elegiac world of 70's cult feminist novelist Rachel Ingalls.

From books, to revolution, to cinema, and back again — we chronicle the many romances of Ireland at breakneck speed.

The writer of the Oscar-winning romantic trilogy Before Sunrise discusses the creative genesis behind the movie: the erotic life of Anais Nin.

One of the greatest warrior-poets of the modern era, Patrick Leigh Fermor travelled far and wide and fought almost everywhere he went. But his biggest love was his wife Joan, a woman whose photography is finally finding a deserved reputation.