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   Actress, dancer and coyote feeder: introducing indie actress Margaret Qualley By Johannah Thomas Corr Margaret Qualley is hardly your typical celebrity offspring. Andie MacDowell’s daughter tells Johanna Thomas-Corr about facing down her demons, starring with Ryan Gosling — and being the film world’s new indie darling... Published: 15/06/2017             Oscar-winner. Rock star. Style icon. Is there anything Jared Leto can’t do? By Richard Godwin Richard Godwin visits the multi-talented star at home to hear about getting clean, hanging out with Leo and why he doesn’t want children Published: 08/06/2017             The Mummy interview: Sofia Boutella on breathing new life into a classic monster By Clarisse Loughrey She stars alongside Tom Cruise in the first instalment of Universal's planned Dark Universe, revisiting the studio's litany of iconic creatures of the night Published: 08/06/2017             Helen McCrory on Fearless, Peaky Blinders and juggling family life with husband Damien Lewis By James Rampton The actress plays human rights lawyer in ITV's legal thriller 'Fearless' created by 'Homeland' and '24' writer Patrick Harbinson before she reprises her role as Polly in 'Peaky Blinders' Published: 08/06/2017           CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS   Nick Broomfield on his new documentary about Whitney Houston, its emotional impact on him and her sexuality By Daniel Dylan Way The new documentary 'Whitney: Can I Be Me' is about the life of the late singer whose life spiralled out of control, with large chunks of previously unseen footage Published: 16/06/2017     My London: Dermot O'Leary By Lily Worcester The TV presenter gets pasta from Lina Stores, plays football in Brixton and heads to Milroy’s basement bar for late-night whisky... Published: 13/06/2017     Berlin Syndrome: Cate Shortland on her new film, female obsession and her own trauma By Nick Hasted The Australian director's psychological thriller stars Teresa Palmer as an Australian backpacker whose holiday romance holds her captive in a Berlin apartment Published: 08/06/2017   REAL LIFE   Charlie Gilmour assumed he only fancied women — until a crush on a male model in Paris changed his mind By Charlie Gilmour Happily married, he shares his journey of sexual experimentation, and why his wife is cool with it... Published: 15/06/2017     Meet London's ballet boys By Dipal Acharya Modelling this season’s hottest trends, London’s top male ballet dancers talk to Dipal Acharya about power breakfasts, Netflix addictions and the songs that get them on the dance floor... Published: 12/06/2017   CURRENT AFFAIRS   There are 1,399 homes a stone's throw from Glenfell Tower left empty by millionaires. Time to move in the victims By Kirsty Major There is a horrible possibility that the victims of this tragedy will lose their home twice over, if they are found new homes outside the borough of Kensington and Chelsea Published: 16/06/2017     Why didn't Donald Trump call the white man who shot Congressman Steve Scalise in Virginia a terrorist? By James Moore Trump repeatedly criticised Obama for failing to use the phrase 'radical Islamic terrorism', yet today he was reticent to use the term 'terrorist' for politically motivated violence. The truth is that James Hodgkinson had a lot in common with Isis-inspired terrorists Published: 16/06/2017     The Glenfell Tower residents saw this tragedy coming, but were repeatedly ignored. Was it because they were poor? By Holly Baxter In a frighteningly prescient post titled 'Playing With Fire', the Glenfell residents' association wrote in 2016 that 'a serious fire in the tower block' with a catastrophic loss of life would be the only way they could bring the company managing the building 'to justice' Published: 15/06/2017   HEALTH   Why choosing the perfect pillow could be the key to a better night's sleep By Emma Mccarthy From the stay-cool cushion to super-strength sleep sprays, the new bedfellows are just dreamy, says Emma McCarthy Published: 12/06/2017   FOOD & DRINK   How to choose a good champagne By Rachel Hosie “Come quickly, I am tasting the stars!” Published: 16/06/2017     French croissant prices set to soar due to butter shortage By Rachel Hosie In recent years, we’ve reached the general consensus that sugar, rather than fat, is the enemy. Published: 16/06/2017     Visit Croatia's first underwater winery By Ravneet Ahluwalia Wine lovers can nab a bottle by diving 20 metres down to a sunken ship Published: 16/06/2017     Why New York’s hottest chefs are invading London, from Mayfair to Shoreditch By Hamish Macbain Hamish MacBain hails the food world’s new special relationship Published: 08/06/2017     The A-Z of eating your way around London By Frankie Mccoy Frankie McCoy decodes the capital’s freshest food and drink trends Published: 08/06/2017   TRAVEL   Tbilisi: What to do on a weekend break to Georgia's capital By Simon Busch This under-the-radar Caucasus jewel just got more accessible – here's how to make the most of every minute there Published: 16/06/2017     21 things you’ll only know if you’ve spent a summer in London By Liz Connor Essentially: rain, complaining and more Pimm's than you could ever stomach Published: 13/06/2017   SPORT   Floyd Mayweather vs Conor McGregor: The story of how trash-talk turned into the most lucrative fight in history By Luke Brown In July 2015, McGregor mischievously told Conan O'Brien he was willing to fight Mayweather. Almost two years later, a date was set for the most lucrative - and unlikely - fight in boxing history Published: 15/06/2017   MUSIC   The Strypes interview: 'we’re conscious of not getting lost in our own bulls**t' By Gabriel Samuels The band talk to The Independent about songs with stories and famous fans, and exclusively reveal the video for their new single Great Expectations Published: 16/06/2017     Hans Zimmer to donate concert proceeds to London fire victims By Jacob Stolworthy The film score composer made the announcement during his latest show in the UK capital Published: 16/06/2017   FASHION & BEAUTY   7 key pieces that will carry you into autumn By Katrina Israel Fashion waits for no woman. Pre-fall 17 — that inter-seasonal preview that delivers a taste of what’s to come — is already in store. Katrina Israel introduces the hero pieces that will carry you into the next season... Published: 16/06/2017     Sliders: The ugly show trend that everyone will be wearing this summer By Sarah Young For a few seasons now, f-ugly shoes have been quietly elevating themselves from fashion taboo to street-style staple Published: 16/06/2017     How to create perfect beach waves this summer By Sarah Young The raw embodiment of summer, beach waves are one of those hairstyles that return to the beauty sphere year upon year, but is it any wonder? Published: 16/06/2017     The best smelling summer scents for 2017 By Sarah Young Some of the best things about the new season are the smells that come with it – think freshly cut grass, sun cream and pitchers of coconut rum-infused cocktails. The scent of summer is well and truly in the air. 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