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   James Norton: from playing a psychopath in Happy Valley to Hollywood By Anna Van Praagh He talks to Anna van Praagh about fame anxiety, the problem with being posh and why we all need to stand up to Trump Published: 22/09/2017             Emma Hughes: What it's like to suffer from severe, debilitating insomnia By Emma Hughes For years she fought it off with any kind of pill she could find. Then she found a cure... Published: 22/09/2017             Sidse Babett Knudsen on Electric Dreams, Westworld and Borgen By Gerard Gilbert Borgen’s Sidse Babett Knudsen managed the robots in HBO’s ‘Westworld’. Now shes playing an android in Channel 4’s ‘Electric Dreams’ Published: 22/09/2017           CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS   My London: Jason Atherton By Lily Worcester The chef eats pies at The Windmill and tips Claude Bosi at Bibendum as the capital’s next great restaurant... Published: 22/09/2017     Emily Maitlis: Why I'm the master of the compact carry-on suitcase By Emily Maitlis Ready to fly anywhere at a moment's notice, Emily Maitlis is a master of the compact pact. Let her give you a guided tour around her hand luggage... Published: 22/09/2017   CELEBRITY PROFILES   Goodnight Mr Groucho: friends pay tribute to 'Prince of Soho' Bernie Katz By Kate Spicer He was the unforgettable, inimitable manager of Soho’s most iconic member’s club. Here his friends pay tribute… Published: 22/09/2017   REAL LIFE   How women's networking is transforming in London By Alix O'neill Forget forced encounters in soulless venues — a wave of women-centric groups is putting the fun back into making connects, writes Alix O’Neill Published: 22/09/2017     Are man caves sexist? By Kashmira Gander When suicide kills more young men than anything else, we should encourage them to open up not express themselves behind closed doors Published: 18/09/2017     How barbers could hold the key to preventing suicide in men By Tom Chapman Many British men still don’t feel like they can open up about their mental health issues, but by harnessing the unique relationship men have with their barbers, we can begin to change this Published: 18/09/2017   CURRENT AFFAIRS   Uber sensationally stripped of licence to operate in London in shock move by TfL By Sean Morrison Uber has been sensationally stripped of its licence to operate on London’s streets. Published: 22/09/2017     As crude as the failed 'bucket bomb' may look, don’t write this attacker off as an amateur By David Videcette There are a number of aspects which should be cause for concern Published: 18/09/2017     If Trump wants to prevent North Korea from driving a wedge between Washington and Seoul and Tokyo, he will need to keep America’s allies close By John Nilsson-wright Now that Kim Jong-un is close to having a missile able to hit a US city, it seems increasingly feasible that America might feel compelled to pre-emptively attack North Korea Published: 18/09/2017   HEALTH   How parents can help a teenager with anxiety or depression By Liz Connor One in four girls have depression by the time they're 14, so It’s time we put teen mental health on the agenda Published: 22/09/2017     What is Lupus? Understanding Selena Gomez’s condition that required a kidney transplant By Liz Connor The Bad Liar singer, who was diagnosed with lupus in 2015, revealed she underwent surgery this summer for the condition Published: 22/09/2017     Housework can be as good for your health as the gym, claims study By Http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/housework-good-health-gym-workout-physical-study-training-body-a7960706.html Doing the morning chores might be giving you more than just a smug sense of domestic goddess (or god) pride. Published: 22/09/2017   TRAVEL   10 reasons why cyclists should visit the Veloscenic Route in Normandy By Annie Ross Our adventure travel columnist Annie Ross gives you the lowdown on one of France's most famous cycling routes Published: 22/09/2017     Here's why Tahiti should be your next travel destination By Mark Stratton Forget luxury cruises, the Polynesian islands have a vibrant culture, says Mark Stratton Published: 22/09/2017   TV & FILM   Star Trek: Discovery: Will it be a return to form and offer something more than just action? By Andrew Lowry The new series has the opportunity to win back Trek fans, casual and hardened, who were lost with the film trilogy Published: 22/09/2017     How Jerry Seinfeld has rebranded himself for the podcast age By Jason Zinoman The star comic's first of two Netflix specials, 'Jerry Before Seinfeld', gives a casual and rougher-around-the edges performance, which is far more biographical and intimate Published: 22/09/2017     I'm appalled that the BBC can't understand why having same-sex couples on 'Strictly' is so important to the LGBTQ community By Bex Dudley Surely the BBC should be focusing more on promoting values of progressive inclusivity, rather than ‘traditional’ (read: conservative, heteronormative) ones Published: 18/09/2017     Superman is a refugee who found asylum in America – so of course he's a socialist By James Moore While Superman has always retained his Kryptonian culture, he fully integrated himself into American life, got educated and refused to be a burden, working hard at two jobs Published: 18/09/2017   MUSIC   Lady Gaga pens emotional letter as Netflix documentary 'Gaga: Five Foot Two' goes live By Roisin O'connor Pop star spoke about the 'psychological challenges' of fame and how she hoped the new documentary would show it's 'not all it's cracked up to be' Published: 22/09/2017     Back in the groove: How vinyl rose from its sickbed to capture the eyes and ears of millennials By James Moore The tables have turned and the turntables are spinning in the bedrooms of a new generation of music fans. James Moore on the vinyl solution that’s become a win-win for the industry Published: 22/09/2017     Cypress Hill on working with the London Symphony Orchestra: 'It's definitely something in the works' By Will Worley Exclusive: The Independent speaks to the hip-hop duo about their new projects, influences and racism in America Published: 22/09/2017     Suge Knight fuels popular conspiracy theory that Tupac Shakur is still alive By Roisin O'connor Former Death Row Records CEO was interviewed from prison for yet another documentary about the late rapper's murder Published: 22/09/2017     Shania Twain interview: 'I don't have anything to hide' By Roisin O'connor Legendary Queen of country pop on her new album ‘Now’, becoming reacquainted with fans and why this will likely be the ‘purest’ record she will ever make Published: 22/09/2017   ART & LITERATURE   Tintin is a girl and 'probably asexual', French philosopher claims By Roisin O'connor Blistering barnacles! Vincent Cespedes says he stumbled on the idea when re-reading the comic book series to his children Published: 22/09/2017   FASHION & BEAUTY   Ralph Lauren taps into 90s nostalgia with Polo Stadium collection launch By Charlie Teather The American fashion powerhouse is re-issuing a limited edition selection of its iconic Polo collection inspired by the 1992 summer Olympics Published: 22/09/2017     Who is Molly Goddard? How the young British designer adored by Rihanna became fashion's unlikely hero By Laura Grabiner We chart the success story of Goddard's designs loved by celebrities the world over Published: 22/09/2017     Prada showcases fearless but feminine collection at Milan Fashion Week on catwalk lined with comic strips By Hannah Rochell The soundtrack also echoed the choppy energy of a comic, with snippets of songs from The Cure, Lana Del Rey, Suzanne Vega and Nirvana Published: 22/09/2017     Max Mara breathes new life into the familiar as Bella Hadid and Halima Aden walk its Milan Fashion Week runway By Hannah Rochell Bella Hadid is currently the face of the Italian fashion house Published: 22/09/2017     Top 10 things to buy from Tommy Hilfiger's #TOMMYNOW runway By Laura Grabiner It was the LFW show on everyone's lips this season and now it's all available to shop Published: 22/09/2017     Ageless Beauty: How the catwalk is conquering ageism By Katie Service The ever-progressive diversity charge is ensuring that no ages are excluded from the runway at New York Fashion Week Published: 18/09/2017     What you should never say to a person with afro hair By Kashmira Gander Can I touch your hair?' Published: 18/09/2017     London Fashion Week has recommended attendees avoid fur – but to protect the fur wearers, not the animals By Mimi Bekhechi While most designers do already have the compassion and common sense not to use real fur in their collections, it's despicable that it can still be seen on our runways because of a few unoriginal people courting controversy Published: 18/09/2017     Click here to unsubscribe from Independent and Evening Standard Syndication emails.