The latest selection of stories available for syndication. Problems viewing this email? Click here to view in your browser. Available features from The Independent and The Evening Standard FEATURED ARTICLES   Martin Scorsese doesn't have the answer to life's meaning, but he needed to ask the question By Christopher Hooton It's telling, perhaps damning, that a Martin Scorsese film now feels like an audacity. Published: 12/05/2017             Jessica Chastain on Miss Sloane role: 'She shatters any kind of gender stereotype' By Rosamund Urwin The Hollywood star plays a cutthroat Washington lobbyist in her new film Published: 10/05/2017             Poppy Delevingne on King Arthur: ‘I’ve got to stop dying so soon in film roles’ By Jennifer Ruby And Nick Curtis The model-turned-actress talks following little sister Cara into the acting world Published: 10/05/2017           CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS   Miss Sloane director John Madden reflects candidly on his very own films By Jacob Stolworthy His views on Shakespeare in Love, Captain Corelli's Mandolin and The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel Published: 12/05/2017     Chatting with Chatty Man Alan Carr: 'If someone had told me I would live in a generation that had 'gay concentration camps' I would have spat my tea out and said ‘b***ocks' By Josh Withey I caught up with the comedian and broadcaster a few days before he hosts the British LGBT Awards. Published: 11/05/2017     Meet Isaac Carew: the model turned TV chef By Hannah Betts He’s smoking hot, a dab hand in the kitchen and on a mission to bring back carbs. Could the model turned TV chef Isaac Carew be the perfect man, asks Hannah Betts... Published: 11/05/2017     My London: Christian Louboutin By Lily Worcester The shoe designer hits the town with Gemma Arterton and eats galettes in Walthamstow... Published: 11/05/2017     Annabel Rivkin reflects on a life spent wearing her heart on her arms (and feet) By Annabel Rivkin In her twenties it was wicker baskets, velvet slippers and Uggs. Then she moved on to Mulberry bags and Jimmy Choos... Published: 11/05/2017     The Curtain: London's latest members' club hotspot By Frankie Mccoy He opened the Gansevoort in New York, now he’s launching a club in Shoreditch complete with original Banksys and Obama’s favourite chef. Frankie McCoy gets a guided tour... Published: 11/05/2017     King Charles III: Charlotte Riley on playing a scheming Duchess of Cambridge By Gerard Gilbert Actress discusses the BBC's controversial King Charles III, Peaky Blinders, and the 'masochistic' creative industries Published: 09/05/2017     Roman Kemp: ‘I got a transferrable tattoo of Jennifer Lawrence on my chest… she didn’t get it’ By Ellen E Jones The Capital FM DJ talks must-see TV, must-hear radio and his most awkward moments Published: 08/05/2017   REAL LIFE   Yes, I hear voices and have been diagnosed with schizophrenia – but no, I don't want you to call me mentally ill By Rachel Waddingham Blue' is young and playful. I began to hear her after slowly withdrawing from the medication doctors prescribed me.She has a sense of curiosity and fun that I value, and I’ve learnt a toolbox of strategies to settle her down when she’s upset, including watching YouTube videos of wombats Published: 11/05/2017     My fear of dying was gone': Former cancer patient says psychedelic drugs helped him cope with end of life anziety By Kashmira Gander When Rodrigo Nino was diagnosed with an aggressive form of cancer, he turned to psychedelics to ease his anxiety around death. Now, he's helping top scientists to research how hallucinogens helped him, and could help others. Published: 11/05/2017     Despite what my church told me, I know that you can’t pray away depression By Lateefah Jean-baptiste I remember during one Pentecostal church service, the priest suggested that true Christians do not suffer with mental illnesses because they are associated with the devil’s doings Published: 11/05/2017     The influencer who can make anything go viral online in just 26 minutes By Ebe Luckhurst Tech CEO Steve Bartlett is the man behind your favourite memes. He tells Phoebe Luckhurst why the future is social Published: 11/05/2017     London swings! What's your political identity? By Nick Curtis In the voting booths, that is, as the Brexit, Farron and Corbyn conundrums make voters question their traditional choices. Nick Curtis decodes the capital’s political identity crisis... Published: 11/05/2017     After so many high-profile cases, why are disabled travellers like me still being abandoned? By James Moore ‘But we do a lot of training,’ I keep getting told. It seems to be working about as well as my chair when one of the wheels came off Published: 11/05/2017     From chip shop to art gallery: Kazem Hakimi's photographs of his customers By Harriet Fitch Little Hakimi's portraits which are taken out at the back of his tiny Oxford fish and chip shop go on show at Modern Art Oxford Published: 09/05/2017     My anorexia didn't come from a 'fear of eating' – it started because I found comfort in habit and routine By Isabella Lock The week after my diagnosis, I wasn't allowed to do PE, to horseride, dance or even go on the short walk to school. But I had my own strategies for fighting my mental illness Published: 09/05/2017     I was overjoyed by the relaxing idea of being a stay-at-home dad. How foolish I was By Mark Piggott Now at last I'd have time to write my Great British Novel, catch up on Shakespeare and Proust, visit the occasional gallery and hang out at the British Library, I thought to myself. But it didn't quite work out that way Published: 08/05/2017     How this illustrator beat her depression by putting pen to paper By Susannah Butter Charlotte Reed drew herself out of depression and created a bestselling book — now her life is being made into a film. As Mental Health Awareness Week begins, Susannah Butter hears her happy tale Published: 08/05/2017   CURRENT AFFAIRS   This is the way Congress could hold Trump to account over the Comey affair By Leslie Vinjamuri Designed properly, an independent commission could have the advantage of removing subsequent investigations from the intense partisanship that has surrounded recent hearings Published: 12/05/2017     Can Syria ever be repaired when its long civil war finally comes to an end? By Robert Fisk Syria’s conflict will end with many more casualties and many more missing than the Lebanese civil war. Vast areas of towns and cities are razed to the ground Published: 11/05/2017     Donald Trump's firing of James Comey is completely Nixonian By Andrew Buncombe America's 37th US president resigned nine months after firing a special prosecutor Published: 10/05/2017   HEALTH   How to cope with panic attacks By Liz Connor Mental health problems now affect two in three of us Published: 09/05/2017     Are you binge drinking without knowing it? By Amelia Glean It involved less alcohol than you might think Published: 08/05/2017   FOOD & DRINK   Avocado hand: The serious injury caused by brunch fruit's popularity By Rachel Hosie The ones you love hurt you the most Published: 11/05/2017     An insider's guide to Prosecco By Samantha Aldar Everything you need to know about the city's favourite fizz ahead of London's first ever Prosecco festival Published: 11/05/2017     Clos19: the online shop selling fine wine, champagne and spirits By Harriet Quick Harriet Quick meets founder of Clos19, Stephanie Watine-Arnault... Published: 11/05/2017   TRAVEL   What it's really like to go on a cargo cruise around the Med By Sarah Treleaven Who needs a tricked out cruise ship full of passengers when you can have a boat to yourself? Sarah Treleaven checks out cargo cruising Published: 10/05/2017     Rediscovering Egypt at the Red Sea resort of Soma Bay By Ian Walker Egypt has been in the news for the wrong reasons but tourism is getting back on its feet, writes Ian Walker Published: 08/05/2017     This is where Pippa Middleton might go on her honeymoon By Liz Connor Pippa and her beau James Matthews will tie the knot at the end of May Published: 08/05/2017     Haiti: look beyond the rubble to find its rich history and natural beauty By Claire Dodd Beyond Haiti’s turbulent recent history, outsiders are now discovering its natural beauty and rich culture, says Claire Dodd Published: 08/05/2017   TV & FILM   Lost in London: How Woody Harrelson's crazy night out inspired his directorial debut By Kaleem Aftab The actor steps behind the camera in 'Lost in London', a live film experiment about the worst night of his life, which he also stars in Published: 09/05/2017     Spaceship's Alex Taylor: How I made my first feature film By Alex Taylor The first time British director's film about a father's search for his cyper punk daughter who is supposedly abducted by aliens is about the teenager in all of us Published: 08/05/2017   MUSIC   Charlotte OC: pop's new sensation By Frankie Mccoy Welcome to the OC: Frankie McCoy meets pop’s new sensation Published: 11/05/2017     I slept through an entire gig because Max Richter told me to By Jamie Milton Max Richter composed an eight-hour lullaby titled ‘Sleep’ which he performed in full at London’s Old Billingsgate at a Barbican sleepover performance complete with beds Published: 09/05/2017     Ray BLK: Fame was a shock – I still do the dishes for mum By Jennifer Ruby Ray BLK was thrust into the spotlight last year thanks to her collaboration with Stormzy Published: 09/05/2017   FASHION & BEAUTY   Designer Faye Toogood on conquering the world of trainers By Amy E Williams Getting her kicks... She’s already conquered the worlds of fashion and interiors Published: 11/05/2017     Charles Worthington on bobs, brondes and balayage as he celebrates 30th anniversary By Anne Mcelvoy From Emma Stone to Tracey Emin, he’s the global glossy posse’s secret weapon Published: 09/05/2017     Brandon Truaxe: the man who will change the way you buy beauty By Laura Craik His game-changing but affordable products have gained cult status among industry insiders. As he opens his next store in London, Laura Craik meets the beauty world’s most exciting disruptor... Published: 09/05/2017     Click here to unsubscribe from Independent and Evening Standard Syndication emails.