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   The Big Sick's Zoe Kazan on new Broadway play, Islamophobia and co-writing first film with partner Paul Dano By James Mottram The actress plays girlfriend in a coma in the comedy 'The Big Sick' which is inspired by the relationship between co-writers 'Silicon Valley' star Kumail Nanjiani and his wife Emily Gordon Published: 27/07/2017             Tali Lennox on love, loss and making it in the art world By Richard Godwin Tali Lennox was out kayaking with her boyfriend when their boat capsized and he drowned. Two years on, she tells Richard Godwin about pouring her grief into her art — and why her mother Annie is her idol Published: 27/07/2017           CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS   My London: Georgia May Jagger By Lily Worcester The model drinks at the Albion in Islington, shops at Vivienne Westwood and is obsessed with the spicy Asian soups at Caphe House Published: 28/07/2017     My London: Emily Maitlis By Lily Worcester The news presenter performs karaoke at Lucky Voice, enjoys drinks by the river and calls Piers Morgan for a good time... Published: 27/07/2017     My London: Levison Wood By Lily Worcester The explorer loves the gardens at Hampton Court Palace, tucks into fried grasshoppers in Fitzrovia and hides out in Barts bar Published: 27/07/2017   REAL LIFE   Why I set up a 'bromantic' supper club with my best friends By Tim Walker Family, work and life in general were causing Tim Walker to neglect his friendships. So he set up a monthly supper club where he and his friends eat their way around London cuisines from A to Z Published: 28/07/2017     Gay men like me need to start acknowledging our misogyny problem By Jamie Tabberer I used to think it was my obligation to make disparaging remarks about female friends’ appearances and outfits. Especially if they weren’t glam enough. Elsewhere, RuPaul’s Drag Race and its parody of bitchy, competitive womanhood does nothing for me Published: 28/07/2017     3 London success stories that will make you want to go into business with your friends By Liz Connor Who said that work and friendship don’t mix? Published: 28/07/2017     I've been there for people switching off their child's life support – here's what I would say to Charlie Gard's parents By Jonathan Romain As a rabbi, I regularly get called out to the saddest times in people's lives. People ask me why God singled them out. One case with a young girl who had been in a terrible accident particularly sticks in my mind Published: 27/07/2017     Would Charlie Gard really have survived if he’d been treated sooner? Here’s the sad truth By Ravi Jayaram Dr Hirano had never physically assessed Charlie nor had he had sight of his medical records and investigations, including the second opinions of doctors from outside GOSH Published: 27/07/2017     I am the sex worker who took a selfie with Corbyn – this is my side of the story By Misha Mayfair The selfie was used to beat Jeremy Corbyn with by reinforcing the assumption that it is acceptable to consume our work, but not to be an adult performer, or be seen in proximity of one Published: 27/07/2017     Meet the LGBTQ+ Londoners shaking up sexuality and gender By Kate Spicer Fifty years after sex between gay men was decriminalised, Kate Spicer meets the Londoners changing perceptions of sexuality and gender today Published: 27/07/2017     It’s been 50 years since homosexuality was decriminalised By Liz Connor This is why all Londoners should celebrate today Published: 27/07/2017     This is why you’re being cheated on By Liz Connor A new study suggests there’s one major reason why people in their twenties end up playing away Published: 27/07/2017   CURRENT AFFAIRS   The most appalling line in Scaramucci's rant contained zero profanity By Fred Hiatt White House communications director launches extraordinary rant aimed at Donald Trump's chief of staff Published: 28/07/2017     I served 34 years in the army. I’m transgender. President Trump is wrong By Sheri Swokowski I took six weeks off from being a lead army instructor to transition. When I came back, my boss told me the school didn’t need me anymore and that he had already hired my replacement Published: 28/07/2017     Theresa May, men convicted under anti-gay laws deserve an apology and compensation from you By Peter Tatchell Despite homosexuality being decriminalised in 1967, the police continued to set up entrapment operations in parks and toilets, sometimes using good-looking young police officers as bait to lure gay men to commit sex offences Published: 27/07/2017     If we want queer and trans people to be involved in society, then maybe we should tell history as it really was By Yas Necati I was never taught that Anne Frank was bisexual, or that many Indigenous Americans celebrate people who are ‘two spirit’ Published: 27/07/2017     As Syria's army – with Russia's help – advances through the desert, Isis propaganda comes across the radio waves By Robert Fisk Two officers tell me a creepy story, which might – given the nature of the Isis mind – have some pathetic truth. Several suicide bombers, they say, were found with women’s underclothes in their pockets, for the virgins they would meet in paradise Published: 27/07/2017     Countries like Venezuela used to look up to US democracy – under Donald Trump, that's all over By David Usborne Even Republicans are pushing back on Trump's attempts to fire Mueller and Sessions Published: 27/07/2017     The far-right and Katie Hopkins need to learn some basic truths about those 'easy to hail as an Uber' rescue boats in the Med By Kevin Watkins Researchers examined whether the number of migrants crossing the Med fell when the EU cut back rescue operations. The decision had no effect on numbers, but it did mean more bodies washed up on beaches Published: 27/07/2017   FOOD & DRINK   http://www.standard.co.uk/shopping/esbest/food-drink/the-best-scotch-whisky-a3164256.html By David Ellis There's a scotch for every occasion, and an occasion for every scotch, says David Ellis Published: 27/07/2017     How to make smoked charcoal ice cream By Amy Harris This ice cream takes inspiration from the great fire of London as well as the capital’s murky past. Published: 27/07/2017   SPORT   Floyd Mayweather vs Conor McGregor fight undercard: All we know so farMayweather vs McGregor fight details: What you need to know By Richard Parry Mayweather vs McGregor fight details: What you need to know Published: 27/07/2017   TV & FILM   Movies You Might Have Missed: Chris Rock's Top Five By Darren Richman This is the closest Rock has come to transposing his stand-up persona to the big screen Published: 27/07/2017     Why won’t Game of Thrones give LGBT characters like Yara a break? By Skylar Baker-jordan Why won’t Game of Thrones give LGBT characters like Yara a break? Published: 27/07/2017   MUSIC   MTV VMAs nominations announced, ditching gendered categories By Jack Shepherd Kendrick Lamar leads the way with eight nominations Published: 28/07/2017     Warpaint interview: 'The second tour almost ruined us - there's a better balance now' By Roisin O'connor LA-based band talk new songs, opening for Harry Styles, and how they've found a new balance after the tour that almost broke them Published: 27/07/2017   FASHION & BEAUTY   Laura Craik on Kim Kardashian's new stylist and the closing of Colette in Paris By Laura Craik Laura Craik on the loss of a shopping wonderland, the woes of her crumpled Audi and the unnerving new Kim Published: 27/07/2017     Why fashion is plotting a Tulle takeover this season By Sarah Young Get ready to forget everything you thought you knew about the frou-frou fabric Published: 27/07/2017     How Celine Dion became 2017's most unlikely fashion icon By Charlie Teather The 49-year-old Canadian singer has reinvented her aesthetic over the last month via floral Gucci pussybows and a cobalt blue Off-White tracksuit Published: 27/07/2017     You beauty! Beauty Pie Plantastic Micropeeling Super Drops - review By Annabel Rivkin Annabel Rivkin joins the club Published: 27/07/2017   Joanna Chaundy Syndication Manager The Independent, ES Magazine & London Evening Standard Northcliffe House 2 Derry Street 1st Floor London W8 5HF Office: 0203 615 2272 Mob: 07796 688 513 Description: ES Magazine   Click here to unsubscribe from Independent and Evening Standard Syndication emails.