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   Noomi Rapace interview: 'I decided to never see myself as the victim' By Jacob Stolworthy The Swedish star takes on the role of septuplets in new Netflix film ‘What Happened to Monday’ Published: 21/08/2017             Why Mabel McVey is making her own way in the music world By Hamish Macbain Mabel McVey talks to Hamish MacBain about childhood anxiety, being pals with Skepta and why she wants to be as big as Beyoncé... Published: 17/08/2017           CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS   How Hannah Weiland's faux fur label Shrimps became a global hit By Katrina Israel Loved by everyone from Kate Moss to Dame Natalie Massenet. Katrina Israel meets the first lady of fluff... Published: 21/08/2017     My London: Goldie By Lily Worcester The musician tucks in to liver and bacon at The Ivy, buys his aftershave at Liberty and wants to give the Tate a paint job... Published: 21/08/2017     I'm actually quite romantic': Kem Cetinay on love, shopping and style By Bianca Barratt As Kem announces his new collaboration with boohooMAN, we catch up with the Love Island winner about wearing women’s clothes, his addiction to designer trainers and where he would take Amber for the perfect date Published: 15/08/2017     Rupert Everett: ‘Populism is like crystal meth – the Right and the Left are distorting everything’ By Susannah Butter The actor’s new comedy is defiantly not politically correct – which he is delighted about Published: 15/08/2017   CELEBRITY PROFILES   Bruce Forsyth dead: How the national treasure said he wanted to spend his old age By Maya Oppenheim The veteran TV presenter has passed away at the age of 89 Published: 21/08/2017     Frank Zappa: How photographer Robert Davidson recovered the negatives of his famous pictures after 50 years By Roisin O'connor The most famous of the images propelled Zappa to icon status, leading him to say: 'I'm probably more famous for sitting on the toilet than for anything else' Published: 21/08/2017   REAL LIFE   I'm watching the eclipse in Bowling Green, Kentucky, a rare town which is both pro-Trump and pro-refugees By Molly Mccaffrey Residents are being warned we should have enough food and water for three days and should not expect to be able to get out of our driveways because tourists will be blocking every street. I'm looking forward to the eclipse – but I'm also afraid of who might arrive here Published: 21/08/2017     Does intergender wrestling encourage domestic violence or is it empowering for women? By Dan Higgins “You go to wrestling and suspend your disbeliefs and what's not socially acceptable is a man hitting a woman. So when you see that happening and no one doing anything about it, you're kind of pulled away from it a little bit.” Published: 21/08/2017     The working class isn’t as white as some would like you to think By Ash Sarkar A cultural analysis – with its attendant vocabulary of identity, community and belonging – fails to tackle the very real material inequalities that continue to widen in our society and disproportionately impact people of colour Published: 21/08/2017     All the ways in which the fired Google engineer has suffered like a gay man in the 1950s By Douglas Robertson As a straight white man working in Silicon Valley, I can't begin to imagine how crushingly oppressed you must have felt, James Published: 21/08/2017     Dropping out of my A Levels was the best decision I ever made – here’s why By Yas Necati When we die, people remember us for the people we were – the good qualities of our characters. Nobody has their A level results printed on their gravestone Published: 17/08/2017     As a female minority journalist, I know US media didn't create white supremacists – those who stood by quietly did By Mythili Sampathkumar Silence is not an option for people who look like me, but it should not be an option for anyone after Charlottesville who has any humanity Published: 17/08/2017     Why taking time out like Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom cured my relationship By Johanna Thomas-corr With Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom seen snuggling up, and Brangelina reportedly putting divorce proceedings on hold, Johanna Thomas-Corr reveals why a time-out cured her relationship Published: 16/08/2017     A London mother explains why the capital's gender revolution is something to celebrate By Laura Craik As Clarks causes a sexism storm over its Dolly Babe shoes, mother of two girls Laura Craik says why it's right for our children to question gender politics Published: 15/08/2017     The hosts of ghost tours: Who are these modern-day bards haunting the alleyways and courtyards of our towns By David Barnett From Bath to Belfast, Cambridge to Cardiff, Whitby to Windsor – meet the curious characters bringing a slice of horror to a graveyard near you. David Barnett joins a tour Published: 14/08/2017   CURRENT AFFAIRS   This is why young European Muslims are joining Isis By Imam Qari Asim One factor common amongst these attackers is their youth: the alleged offender in the Barcelona attack, Younes Abouyaaqoub, is 22 years old. The suspected terrorists shot dead by police in Cambrils were aged between 17 and 24 Published: 21/08/2017     Las Ramblas is the economic, touristic and symbolic heart of Barcelona – and it will continue to be so By Mark Mckinty Over the years, Las Ramblas and the Plaça de Catalunya have been the scene of anticlerical violence, Spanish Civil War clashes, and socio-political demonstrations Published: 21/08/2017     Donald Trump, there’s no such thing as the ‘alt-left’ – and even white supremacists know it By Kirsty Major The opposite of a neo-Nazi is not a neo-Nazi. The opposite of a fascist is not a fascist. The opposite of a racist is not a racist. We really don’t need to develop any new terminology for this. The old ones work just fine Published: 17/08/2017     For years I have defended America from the scorn of friends and family. But now I falter By David Usborne Trump squandered the opportunity to rally the nation in the wake of Charlottesville, and in doing so, he divided the country even further Published: 16/08/2017     The Sun can't pretend saying we have a 'Muslim Problem' isn't reminiscent of Nazi propaganda By Sean O'grady Just as the Nazis did with the Jews, there is suggestion that Muslim men are preying on white children and that migrants are carrying and spreading diseases and swindling their way through life Published: 16/08/2017     History will judge those who stand by Trump after Charlottesville – the UK should cut its ties with him immediately By Basit Mahmood Let us not put a state visit on hold, but cancel it altogether. Parliament should hold a debate on how to isolate the Trump administration now, before he and his supporters do global damage Published: 14/08/2017     Given the President we elected, Americans shouldn't be surprised by the actions of the far right in Charlottesville By Skylar Baker-jordan Trump's bigoted rhetoric has been gearing up to this point for years, and even now he refuses to condemn the violence of neo-Nazis Published: 14/08/2017   HEALTH   Why you should stop measuring your BMI to find out if you're healthy By Rachel Hosie Crucially, BMI doesn't distinguish between fat and muscle and studies have found it unreliable. So should we do away with the measurement once and for all? Published: 21/08/2017     Iceland close to becoming first country where no down's syndrome children are born By Dave Maclean On average, just one or two children with Down's syndrome are born in Iceland each year Published: 21/08/2017     How mass meditation classes are helping Londoners who suffer from anxiety By Katie Strick Londoners are finding a sense of calm in group mindfulness, says Katie Strick Published: 14/08/2017     Skillmill: the non-motorised treadmill that will double the intensity of your workout By Katie Strick This self-powered turbo treadmill will put you through your paces. Katie Strick goes on the run Published: 14/08/2017   TRAVEL   Stalking Stehan Kig in the world of capital horrow By Mike Maceacheran With the big screen version of The Dark Tower hitting UK cinemas today, Mike MacEacheran takes a tour of Bangor, Maine, which has long served as inspiration for the bestselling horror novelist Published: 21/08/2017     What to do in Austin By Laura Chubb Cram in barbecue, brews and bats on a 48 hour jaunt to the Texan capital Published: 21/08/2017     Melbourne revealed as world's best city to live in for seventh year running By Sarah Young Melbourne has once again been named as the world’s most ‘liveable’ city for the seventh year in a row. Published: 17/08/2017     NUUK: Why Greenland's capital is becoming the new Nordic city of culture By Kari Herbert Poetry slams, street art, contemporary theatre, microbreweries and experimental cuisine - not what you’d expect in Greenland, yet the creative impulse within the tiny capital of Nuuk is flourishing Published: 17/08/2017     What to do on a Game Of Thrones inspired weekend in Croatia's walled city By Liz Dodd With Game of Thrones season seven having kicked off recently, super fans can get the ultimate GoT fix by heading to Dubrovnik, the setting for many of the series' most dramatic moments Published: 17/08/2017   TV & FILM   Wonderstruck's Todd Haynes: I find movies rely upon dialogue too much and lose the visual language By Kaleem Aftab The director of 'Wonderstruck' has just won the Pardo d’Onore Manor, an honour celebrating his lifetime of cinematic mastery at the Locarno Film Festival Published: 17/08/2017     Why the low-budget British gangster film is in the doldrums: Filmmakers can’t just go on making film after film about the Essex Boys murders By Geoffrey Macnab Derided by critics but with a long shelf life, the Essex Boys gangster films follow in a very long tradition, says Geoffrey Macnab, who looks back at the history of the genre Published: 16/08/2017     Blood Simple: Director's Cut to screen in UK cinemas for first time with 4K restoration overseen by Coen brothers By Clarisse Loughrey EXCLUSIVE: STUDIOCANAL is set to release a beautifully restored version of the Coens' landmark debut feature Published: 14/08/2017   MUSIC   Ibibio Sound Machine interview: 'We put out a message of hope and things started to happen' By Christopher Maume Frontwoman Eno Williams on language, storytelling, and how togetherness, not division, is what inspires her and the band Published: 21/08/2017     Why are people so convinced Elvis is still alive? The bizarre world of 'the King's truthseekers' By Adam Lusher Why are people so convinced Elvis is still alive? The bizarre world of 'the King's truthseekers' Published: 16/08/2017     INHEAVEN bassist Chloe Little on being diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes By Chloe Little INHEAVEN bassist and singer Chloe Little was recently told she has Type 1 diabetes - here she writes about how she has dealt with the news as the band prepares to release their debut album Published: 16/08/2017     Everything Everything interview: On their new album A Fever Dream, personal lyrics, and Radiohead comparisons By Jack Shepherd You can’t always be talking about the bigger things, you sometimes need to talk about what’s close to you' Published: 14/08/2017   ART & LITERATURE   Muhammad Ali: New musical based on life of boxing superstar and civil rights hero coming to West End By Alex Britton Biography of three-time world heavyweight champion being developed for stage by 'Bat Out of Hell' producer David Sonenberg Published: 14/08/2017     Roger McGough: the man who brought poetry down from the shelf and on to the streets By Andy Martin Imagination is more important than information. If you’re being bullied at school, you can imagine your revenge in a poem. You can get your own back'. Andy Martin talks to Roger McGough Published: 14/08/2017   FASHION & BEAUTY   These are the 80s-inspired hair trends you need to try By Katie Service The Eighties are back — and the catwalks are taking their cue from the decade that gave us Madonna’s perm and Brooke’s waterfall waves. Babyliss ambassador Syd Hayes shows you how to work the look... Published: 21/08/2017     Laura Craik on Jennifer Lawrence's Vogue cover and kaftans By Laura Craik Laura Craik on kaftan mania, that angry jogger and J-Law’s Vogue cover... Published: 21/08/2017     How to choose the right mascara for your lashes By Sarah Young The right mascara can make all the difference. Sarah Young tells you how to pick the right product for lashes that pop Published: 21/08/2017     What to expect from Victoria Beckham's second Estee Lauder collection By Sarah Young The highly anticipated collaboration is set to launch in September Published: 21/08/2017     Multimasking: What is it and should you be doing it? By Sarah Young Why use one face mask when you could use five? Published: 21/08/2017     The Wonder Woman By Melanie Abrams The British fashion brand behind the superhero’s leather armour is having a major moment Published: 16/08/2017   HOMES AND PROPERTY   At home with W.A. Green founder Zoe Anderson in Finsbury Park By Katie Law W.A. Green has won cult status thanks to its feel-good designs, and founder Zoe Anderson’s north London home is every bit as cheering. Katie Law gets a guided tour... Published: 21/08/2017     Click here to unsubscribe from Independent and Evening Standard Syndication emails.