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   Jamie Bell on fatherhood, anxiety and falling for his new wife Kate Mara By Patricia Nicol He shot to fame playing a young ballet dancer from an impoverished mining town. Now he’s a bona fide Hollywood star with a string of blockbusters under his belt. Published: 10/08/2017             Ethan Hawke interview: 'I have a lot of hope for Jesse and Celine' By Jacob Stolworthy We sat down with the actor ahead of new film Maudie Published: 08/08/2017             Detroit's Kathryn Bigelow: 'It’s hard sometimes to leave my own sentiments out of it' By Ann Hornaday The director who won an Oscar for 'The Hurt Locker' returns with new film based on the Algiers Motel incident during Detroit's 1967 12th Street Riot Published: 01/08/2017           CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS   How Yesterday author Felicia Yap went from Facebook to thriller fiction queen By Katie Law A chance social media message encouraged Felicia Yap to try writing a novel. Now Hollywood is beating a path to her door, says Katie Law Published: 10/08/2017     My London: Elizabeth Hurley By Lily Worcester The actress and swimwear designer loves the suckling pig at Riva, would live at The In & Out club and parties at 5 Hertford Street... Published: 08/08/2017   CELEBRITY PROFILES   Glen Campbell dead: Legendary country singer dies aged 81 By The Independent Rhinestone Cowboy' star had been suffering from Alzheimer's since 2011 Published: 09/08/2017     Who is Camille Rowe? Everything you need to know about Harry Styles’ rumoured girlfriend By Emma Powell Styles is said to be “besotted” with the Victoria's Secret model Published: 01/08/2017     Jeanne Moreau: The cinema icon who defined French cool By Clarisse Loughrey She was the woman who lived as passionately on screen as off it, who once said of her work: ‘Making films is no longer a way of acting, it is a way of life’ Published: 01/08/2017     Sam Shepard dead: Pulitzer prize-winning playwright, actor and director dies aged 73 By Clarisse Loughrey He had also been nominated for an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for his role as pilot Chuck Yeager in ‘The Right Stuff’ Published: 01/08/2017   REAL LIFE   Is Scientology, the world's most controversial religion, having a second coming? By Emily Hill Scientology is back in the headlines, after followers set up a tent outside a Grenfell relief centre and an affiliate group was found offering anti-drugs lectures in schools. Emily Hill reports Published: 10/08/2017     I was a trader on the day of the financial crash – this is what really happened By Alexis Stenfors I answered a call to a frenzied account of an extraordinary development in the financial markets. My colleague kept repeating that things were ‘crazy’ and ‘completely mad’ Published: 10/08/2017     Why upskirting needs to be made a criminal offence By Rachel Hosie It’s harassment and it’s happening all the time' Published: 10/08/2017     Why London's tech and media workers are being wooed into relocating to Amsterdam By Joy Lo Dico Watch out London, high-flying companies from Uber to Netflix are setting up HQs in Amsterdam. The city’s new residents tell Joy Lo Dico why they were wooed by its canals, creativity and EU membership Published: 09/08/2017     Marky Market: the one-man-band with the best stocked fridge in north London By Victoria Stewart Victoria Stewart meets the man who supplies some of the best restaurants in town Published: 09/08/2017   CURRENT AFFAIRS   The problem with Venezuela’s revolution is that it didn’t go far enough By Slavoj Zizek Why was there no Venezuelan left to provide an authentic radical alternative to Chavez and Maduro? Published: 10/08/2017     I just left a senior job at Google – so let me clear up this latest controversy about software engineer sexism By Yonatan Zunger All of these traits which the manifesto described as 'female' are the core traits which make someone successful at engineering. And if I were this person's manager, I can tell you exactly how I would have dealt with him asking to 'open a discussion' about his female colleagues' abilities Published: 10/08/2017     Another US policeman has walked free after shooting dead an unarmed Arab student – am I supposed to feel safe? By Mohammed Fairouz A few days ago, Trump encouraged police officers to rough up criminals they arrest as though police forces were made for exacting vigilante justice rather than handing people over to the legal system and letting that system do its impartial work. Where exactly is my country headed? It's as embarrassing as it is frightening Published: 10/08/2017     Why didn't France want Brigitte Macron to be their First Lady? Spite and misogyny By Nabila Ramdani Modern first ladies already have up to five personal assistants, a team of security agents, and numerous perks, from the use of state jets to on-call hairdressers and florists. This adds up to a budget easily passing the €1m mark. But the Brigitte Macron I interviewed during her husband's electoral campaign wasn't personally ambitious – she just wanted to be taken seriously Published: 09/08/2017     Why you should care about Jacob Zuma surviving a vote of no confidence in South Africa this week By Lionel Faull At the very spot in Cape Town where Mandela gave his first speech after his long walk to freedom in 1990, thousands of protesters assembled and then marched on Parliament to demand Zuma’s removal Published: 09/08/2017     If Nigel Farage thinks it's high time all 'youngsters' are made to see 'Dunkirk', he's entirely missed the point of it By Tom Peck The view persists that Britain was somehow at its best when its young men were fighting and dying against the nations that are now our friends and neighbours. The EU once reduced politicians to tears of joy about its peace-keeping capacities – now the wrecking Brexiteers are at the controls again Published: 01/08/2017   HEALTH   How to get an effective workout in your lunch break (and still have time to eat) By Rachel Hosie It is possible, if you know how to use your time efficiently Published: 10/08/2017     Meet the fitness blogger re-eductaing people on calorie-counting By Rachel Hosie "Healthy" biscuits aren't always better than regular ones Published: 10/08/2017     Bowel cancer survivor urges others not to ignore common symptons By Kashmira Gander 31-year-old Sherie Hagger mistakenly thought she was suffering from inflammatory bowel disease Published: 10/08/2017     Posting lots of photos on Instagram could be a sign of depression By Liz Connor Scientists believe social media could be a major indicator of mental health issues Published: 10/08/2017     Getting into the boxing ring with Toby Huntington-Whiteley and Antoine Dunn By Phoebe Luckhurst Boxing is the workout of choice for those with wasp waists and lithe limbs, says Phoebe Luckhurst Published: 10/08/2017     The biggest NHS scandal you've never heard of only affects women, but men should be just as concerned By Harriet Marsden Transvaginal mesh can lead to side effects ranging from chronic pain to organ damage and paralysis, yet the NHS still continues to recommend the procedure based on dubious data. This isn’t a women’s issue; it’s a national health concern Published: 09/08/2017     We need to normalise breastfeeding beyond just the standard six months By Emily Roberts Breastfeeding up to two years has widely reported benefits to the child, so we need to stop stigmatising mothers who choose to do so Published: 09/08/2017   FOOD & DRINK   Why we'll all be drinking Hungarian wines this year By Katie Strick Fill the wine rack, says Katie Strick Published: 09/08/2017   SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY   How tech can help you to have a smarter night out By Phoebe Luckhurst Use algorithms to jump queues and find your friends with AI - there’s a smarter way to go out, says Phoebe Luckhurst Published: 10/08/2017   TRAVEL   The best islands in New York City for a summer day trip By Kate Lough Island hopping around the Big Apple has never been easier, says Kate Lough Published: 10/08/2017     LuggageHero: the Airbnb service for your luggage By Adebola Lamuye The Danish start-up is offering short stay tourists a cheaper, more flexible alternative to the traditional depots and storage lockers Published: 10/08/2017     Why Tottenham is the new Hackney with its new bars, clubs and blossoming creative scene By Sirin Kale It’s got the clubs, the bars and a blossoming creative scene.... Published: 10/08/2017     Why Barcelona locals really hate tourists By Almudena López Díaz A Spanish local gives insight into why anti-tourist sentiment is rife in the city Published: 09/08/2017   TV & FILM   Whatever happened to Adrien Brody? By Kaleem Aftab He became the youngest man in history to win the Best Actor Oscar for his role in 'The Pianist', but Brody has been surprisingly absent, spending the last couple of years painting. Now he's returning to our screens, in 'De Niro' and the new series of 'Peaky Blinders'. He talks to Kaleem Aftab Published: 10/08/2017     Bill Murray saw the Groundhog Day musical for the first time and loved it so much he cried By Clarisse Loughrey The idea that... the idea that we just have to try again. We just have to try again. It's such a beautiful, powerful idea' Published: 10/08/2017     Hollywood’s pay gap: is the film industry becoming more equal? By James Spratt The BBC has hit the headlines, but Hollywood has a pretty striking gender pay gap of its own Published: 09/08/2017     Hollywood keeps wasting Idris Elba's talent. It’s a huge shame By Alyssa Rosenberg British actor's movie roles since his breakthrough success in The Wire have failed to capitalise on his remarkable screen presence - with The Dark Tower only the latest example Published: 09/08/2017     Valerian: How Dane DeHaan and Cara Delevingne are the worst on-screen couple ever By Kaleem Aftab They join a long list of screen couples whose chemistry is about as exciting as a dead fish Published: 08/08/2017     The Romanoffs: Why the Russian royal family makes such good TV By Stephen Arnell With the news that 'Mad Men' creator Matthew Weiner is making a new drama series about the descendants of the Romanov dynasty, we look at other TV shows and films that have dealt with the doomed Russian family Published: 08/08/2017     In a Heartbeat: How an animated short by two students became an overnight YouTube sensation By Christina Caron The film about a gay middle-school crush has attracted over 15 millions of views on YouTube, just days after it was posted, as well as praise from 'A Monster Calls' director J.A. Bayona — not bad for a first project. Published: 08/08/2017   MUSIC   Barbara Cook dead: Broadway actress best known for Music Man dies aged 89 By Clark Mindock The acclaimed actress, who was seen as an all-American type of actress, had struggled with addiction before reinventing herself Published: 10/08/2017     Basement Jaxx's Simon Ratcliffe: it’s much easier to tour with a USB stick By James Drury Simon Ratcliffe talks festivals and touring ahead of 51st State Festival Published: 10/08/2017     Glen Campbell dead: 'Rhinestone Cowboy' singer dies, Dolly Parton, Ringo Starr and more pay tribute By Christopher Hooton He wrote a song about his experience with Alzheimer's in 2014, titled 'I'm Not Gonna Miss You' Published: 09/08/2017     Bloodstock Festival and the Art of Metal By Remfry Dedman Over 16 years, Bloodstock has grown exponentially, becoming one of the UK’s most renowned, best-loved metal festivals. Co-founder and respected artist in his own right Paul R. Gregory discusses the festival’s foundations and how he’s bringing art to the metal masses. Published: 09/08/2017     Earl interview: 'I want to transcend any sort of chaos' By Roisin O'connor American artist on her new album Tongue Tied, her colourful life, and why the record industry is so unkind to single mothers Published: 08/08/2017     Wyldest interview: Frontwoman Zoe Mead on how the band took control with their new EP By Neil Wood This EP is my own romanticism with the idea of casting society and technology aside – even though I definitely would struggle to do it' Published: 08/08/2017   ART & LITERATURE   How Yesterday author Felicia Yap went from Facebook to thriller fiction queen By Katie Law A chance social media message encouraged Felicia Yap to try writing a novel. Now Hollywood is beating a path to her door, says Katie Law Published: 09/08/2017   FASHION & BEAUTY   The 5 hottest fashion brands in the world By Sarah Young These are the top designers and products of the moment Published: 10/08/2017     Decks and the city: the 'smart-casual' menswear mayhem caused by summer dress codes in the office By Laura Craik Dress codes have relaxed in the Square Mile. We report from a sartorial microcosm in crisis Published: 09/08/2017     Return of the mac: why packable raincoats are the style anorak’s choice By Hannah Rochell Whatever the weather, packable jackets are a fashion must-have. Take cover this summer, says Hannah Rochell Published: 09/08/2017     Why Sam McKnight has swapped partying with Kate Moss for hardcore gardening By Katie Law Sam McKnight shows Katie Law his urban idyll and explains why he’s swapped parties for peonies... 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