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   Richard Gere interview: My career has never been thought out. I just have always done whatever I wanted By Geoffrey Macnab The star of Joseph Cedar’s new film, 'Norman: The Moderate Rise And Tragic Fall Of A New York Fixer' can take more offbeat roles than the heart-throb ones that made him famous Published: 01/06/2017             Taylor Schilling on body politics, sexuality and her issue with celebrity By Jane Mulkerrins As Orange is the New Black returns, Taylor Schilling talks to Jane Mulkerrins Published: 30/05/2017             Liam Gallagher on break-ups, his brother and why music needs him more than ever By Hamish Macbain He’s a rock’n’roll icon, but the past few years haven’t been easy for Liam Gallagher... Published: 25/05/2017           CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS   Poldark series 3: Eleanor Tomlinson on Aidan Turner, Elizabeth's baby and avoiding selfies By Gerard Gilbert The Poldark star who plays Ross Poldark’s wife Demelza on what to expect from the new series of the brooding drama set in 18th century Cornwall Published: 01/06/2017     My London: Angela Hartnett By Lily Worcester The LFM star collects Elizabeth David books, shops at Spa Terminus — and has been known to enjoy a KFC when hungover Published: 01/06/2017     Grace Dent on the highs and lows of having the best job in London By Grace Dent From Wimpy to The Wolseley: She grew up on Findus Crispy Pancakes and mince, but that didn’t stop Grace Dent becoming one of London’s most influential foodies. Published: 01/06/2017     My London: Pamela Anderson By Lily Worcester The Baywatch actress hangs out at the Ecuadorian embassy, loves 5 Hertford Street and would like to change UK foreign policy... Published: 30/05/2017     Gemma Arterton on therapy, sacrifice and changing the industry from the inside out By Jane Mulkerrins Whether dominating the West End stage or calling out Hollywood sexism, Gemma Arterton is determined to do things her way Published: 30/05/2017   CELEBRITY PROFILES   For the Grease generation, Olivia Newton-John's illness is hard to accept By Rosie Millard The news that the Grease star's cancer has returned grips women of a certain age who grew up looking to her as something of a lodestar of our own happiness Published: 01/06/2017   REAL LIFE   There is not a place in paradise awaiting terrorists – but there are abusive hate preachers who exploit vulnerable young Muslims in this life By Atif Rashid There are no violent, extremist or provocative verses in the Quran, only distorted, misquoted and purposefully misinterpreted ones Published: 01/06/2017     Why millennials votes will matter in the general election By Phoebe Luckhurst Their social media feeds may be awash with political content, but that won’t matter if young Londoners don’t get down to the booths. Time for a little less conversation and a little more action, says Phoebe Luckhurst Published: 30/05/2017     How to raise your children to lovemaths even if you don't By Rachel Hosie Easy as pi Published: 30/05/2017     A suicide therapist's secret past By Stacey Freedenthal My friends called it a boxcar, the tiny cream-coloured duplex I rented in Austin 20 years ago, a long rectangle divided by doorways without doors. Published: 30/05/2017     Ariana Grande's dignified and heartfelt response to the Manchester attack is a moving testament to the power of music By Darren Richman In an era where celebrities constantly give weak non-apologies for actual transgressions, this expression of genuine sorrow over an event for which the pop star could not be held the least bit responsible felt devastating Published: 24/05/2017   CURRENT AFFAIRS   Trump abandoning the Paris climate pact is the most dangerous thing he’s done... but not for the reason you think By Ian Johnston Ivanka Trump, James Mattis and Rex Tillerson – the former boss of oil giant Exxon – are believed to have argued that the US would pay too high a diplomatic price for quitting the accord Published: 01/06/2017     In the age of Islamic literalism we should remember the Egyptian scholar who fought back By Robert Fisk Listening to Abu Zeid’s words today, they might have been used to condemn Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi’s Isis pronouncements – or indeed the army of Saudi Arabian imams who preach the Salafist-Wahhabi cause so beloved of Isis Published: 01/06/2017     After Manchester, Britain is experiencing the fear that Syrian children live with every day By Bethan Mckernan The attack in Manchester was, sadly, not unique. Those grieving join a sorrowful community across the globe made up of people who have lost loved ones to extremist violence Published: 30/05/2017     Theresa May just visited a homophobic Christian fundamentalist church – how can gay voters trust her after this? By Douglas Robertson Having been told by various priests that prayer would 'cure' my homosexuality, I am keenly aware of the lasting impact that these kinds of notions can have on a young person's mental health Published: 30/05/2017     The black vote is more important than ever at this election – only Jeremy Corbyn can offer us a stake in Britain's future By Huda Elmi In 31 out of the top 50 marginal seats in the country, the number of black voters dwarfs the majority that the MP holds, highlighting the crucial and decisive role of ethnic minority voters Published: 30/05/2017     Manchester Arena attack: why the atrocity at Ariana Grande's concert was an attack on a generation By Phoebe Luckhurst To her teen fans Ariana Grande is an outspoken icon and social media sensation. Last night's atrocity was an attack on their generation, writes Phoebe Luckhurst Published: 24/05/2017   SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY   A robot revolution might be coming but don’t believe the doomsday media By Josie Cox The employment decline directly due to the effect of robots is only about a third as large as the negative employment impact of US trade with China Published: 30/05/2017     Cretans don’t get heart disease despite high-fat diet due to good genes By Ian Johnston Research could lead to new treatments for cardiovascular disease but does 'absolutely not' suggest one day we will all be able to eat what we like Published: 30/05/2017   TRAVEL   Meet the female pizza makers shaking up Naples' food scene By Livia Hengel There’s a new breed of pizzaoli in town, and they’re hungry for success Published: 01/06/2017     Vesterbro: 10 things to do in Copenhagen's fashionable meat packing district By Liz Hoggard Now’s the time to check out this neighbourhood in transition from down and dirty to upmarket quirky Published: 01/06/2017     Crocosaurus Cove: Swimming with crocodiles at Darwin's scariest attraction By David Whitley Tourists can get up close and personal with the ultimate reptilian predator in Australia Published: 01/06/2017     Mount Toubkal: How to climb North By Joe Minihane A new tour lets you scale North Africa’s highest peak without eating into too much of your holiday allowance Published: 01/06/2017     How to spend a weekend in Texas following JFK's centenary By Jonathan Thompson In remembrance of John F Kennedy, born 100 years ago this week, take a trip to the Texas city where he lost his life Published: 01/06/2017     What to do in New Orleans: From restaurants and nightlife to garden district architecture By Laura Chubb A trip to the Big Easy has never been easier thanks to new direct flights. Laura Chubb shows you the way Published: 01/06/2017   TV & FILM   Movies You Might Have Missed: David Michod’s Animal Kingdom By Darren Richman This directorial debut is a fine example of the gangster genre in which Jacki Weaver earned an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actress as the matriarch of a dysfunctional crime family Published: 01/06/2017     The Red Turtle: Director Michael Dudok de Wit on his unique collaboration with Studio Ghibli By Clarisse Loughrey The Dutch-British animator discusses the beloved Japanese studio and the artistic licence it gives its directors Published: 01/06/2017     A look back at Wonder Woman's feminist (and not-so-feminist) history By Michael Cavna With the release of Patty Jenkins' 'Wonder Woman' which stars Gal Gardot, the character's first ever solo feature film, we chart the journey of 'DC Comics' female superhero Published: 30/05/2017   MUSIC   Mura Masa interview: 'Last year I had to prove myself' By Roisin O'connor 21-year-old producer on his forthcoming debut album, live shows, and working with everyone from A$AP Rocky to Damon Albarn Published: 01/06/2017     Pumarosa on their debut album The Witch: 'I wanted to have these female protagonists in the lyrics' By Roisin O'connor ‘It takes a lot of confidence to not be affected creatively by the patriarchy’ Published: 31/05/2017     DJ Black Coffee: 'I dream of doing a song with Beyonce' By Ben Walsh The South African DJ and producer speaks about his inspirations ahead of 18-week Ibiza residency Published: 30/05/2017     Solange at the Guggenheim, New York, review: A historic paean to black womanhood By Jacob Stolworthy The one-off ‘interdisciplinary’ performance came courtesy of ​Red Bull Music Academy New York Published: 30/05/2017   FASHION & BEAUTY   A new support system: why perky Londoners are backing the bralette this summer By Hannah Rochell It's what's underneath that counts Published: 31/05/2017     Jonathan Saunders on shutting his own label and taking the reins at Diane Von Furstenburg By Dan Rookwood Jonathan Saunders shocked the industry by shutting his label ‘for personal reasons’ — then did it again when he took the reins at DVF. A year into the job, designer Jonathan Saunders tells all to Dan Rookwood Published: 31/05/2017     The all-white manicure you'll want to wear this spring By Sarah Young Traditionally, spring tends to conjure ideas of rejuvenation and reinvention. So, just as we pack away our cosy knits, the time has struck to refresh our beauty stash too. Published: 31/05/2017     London tailor Charlie Casely-Hayford on his mission to sharpen up high street suits with this Topman collaboration By Emma Mccarthy The London tailor talks dress codes with Emma McCarthy Published: 30/05/2017     Blue-collar workers: how denim has smartened up its act By Emma Mccarthy Bossing it in the boardroom is all in the jeans this season Published: 30/05/2017     Meet the man who's about to turn London into a virtual reality playground By Susannah Butter Herman Narula wants to build The Matrix from a Farringdon start-up and he’s just scored a mega-deal to do it. Susannah Butter hears an Improbable success story Published: 30/05/2017     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: 30/05/2017     From leather jackets to boxfresh trainers on the red carpet, we chart the wildcard style winners at Cannes Film Festival By Hannah Rochell From mullet trains to buzzcuts, we hail the Côte d’Azur dress-code breakers Published: 24/05/2017     Click here to unsubscribe from Independent and Evening Standard Syndication emails.