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   Annie Lennox, interview: the singer reflects on Eurythmics, Nelson Mandela and global feminism By Charlotte Cripps The singer talks exclusively to The Independent about her one-off show at Sadler’s Wells in March in aid of her charity, The Circle Published: 09/11/2017             Who is Adwoa Aboah? Meet the British Vogue cover star up against Gigi and Bella Hadid for Model of the Year By Charlie Teather Adwoa Aboah is putting her stamp on the industry one runway step at a time Published: 08/11/2017             Sam Smith interview: 'I'm still trying to figure s*** out' By Taffy Brodesser-akner Singer talks his new album ‘The Thrill of It All’, that Oscars speech, relationships and self-image Published: 06/11/2017           CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS   My London: Alexander Wang By Lily Worcester The designer loves the seafood at Scott’s, gets his flowers from McQueens and enjoys a night out at G-A-Y Published: 10/11/2017     Julia Jacklin interview: Success has come by saying yes to things By Ben Olsen The Australian songstress on her extraordinary breakthrough year Published: 08/11/2017     Mindhunter director Asif Kapadia interview: Ed Kemper, learning David Fincher's style and dialogue over gore - Kernels podcast By Christopher Hooton A fortnightly deep dive into film and television Published: 07/11/2017     Edward Holcroft on Alias Grace, Gunpowder and being inspired by Michael Fassbender By Kaleem Aftab The British actor who has just starred in the BBC series 'Gunpowder', plays Dr. Simon Jordon, an educated physician and alienist, who interviews convicted murderer Grace Marks, in Netflix's 'Alias Grace' Published: 07/11/2017     My London: Katie Grand By Lily Worcester The stylist and Love editor works out at the Metropolitan Hotel, eats Dover sole at J Sheekey and has a second home for all her clothes... Published: 06/11/2017   CELEBRITY PROFILES   John Hillerman dead: Character actor best known as Higgins on Magnum PI dies aged 84 By Lynn Elber Performer beloved for role on Tom Selleck detective show also appeared in movies like Blazing Saddles, The Last Picture Show and High Plains Drifter Published: 10/11/2017   REAL LIFE   When my son died of cancer I decided to wage war on the disease myself By Catherine Bresson Precisely because cancer is so complex, giving patients one targeted therapy does not make much biological sense - that's why we need to test new treatments urgently Published: 10/11/2017     How to make sure you're being a decent bloke in 2017 By Richard Benson With accusations of harassment emerging everywhere from Hollywood to Westminster, the battle of the sexes has taken a new turn. So how can you make sure you’re being a decent bloke in 2017? Redefine masculinity altogether, says Richard Benson Published: 10/11/2017     Is going in the new going out? London's hotels are hosting pyjama parties and rest retreats By Katie Strick & Samuel Fishwick From pyjama parties in shops to luxury rest retreats, Katie Strick and Samuel Fishwick bed down in style Published: 09/11/2017     I haven't spoken to my family since they elected Trump as President one year ago – I'm not ready to forgive and forget By Skylar Baker-jordan From the Muslim ban to his attacks on the press to openly threatening war on Twitter, Trump has exceeded my worst expectations Published: 08/11/2017     Meet the sisters keeping Cambodia's dying art of shadow puppetry alive By Charlotte Chadwick Cambodia's traditional Sbek Thom shadow puppetry is a dying art. But not if these sisters can help it Published: 07/11/2017     Are Zara labourers' pleas for help the result of a fast-fashion business model? By Olivia Petter The story of the handmade label that shocked the world Published: 07/11/2017     Avocados aren’t the only thing millennials will be remembered for – we’re the generation finally bringing change to Hollywood and Westminster By Sirena Bergman Millennials know better. We understand that in order to reach true equality – whether that’s gender, sexuality, race, creed, class, or any other kind – we must begin by letting people’s voices be heard. And that starts with social media Published: 07/11/2017   CURRENT AFFAIRS   If you voted to leave the EU, don't bother wearing a poppy By John Lubbock The Leave campaign claimed to honour the victims of war while denigrating the very institutions set up to prevent future ones. They have therefore shown themselves to be historically illiterate at best Published: 10/11/2017     Trump's victory - one year on: From SNL to Eminem's freestyle, how culture has reacted to the 2016 election By Jacob Stolworthy Including American Horror Story, the Oscars and Snoop Dogg Published: 08/11/2017     When Sia shared her own naked picture she made a stand for women everywhere – but she shouldn't have had to By Pip Williams We usually consider consent in the context of intimate relationships or harassment, but leakage of nude photographs is an emerging problem that needs to be taken just as seriously as other violations Published: 08/11/2017     It's been one year since the US election – Donald Trump has done absolutely nothing since becoming President By Nash Riggins If you’re desperately searching for a glimmer of hope, there’s plenty to be had watching our President squirm due to a painful-looking case of bureaucratic blueballs Published: 07/11/2017     Texas shooting: It’s not Muslims, Mexicans or immigrants making the US unsafe – it’s men By Yas Necati Not only are most adult mass shooters in the US men, but most school shooters are boys too. And not only are many adult male shooters perpetrators of domestic or sexual violence, but young boys can be too Published: 07/11/2017     Fireworks can easily become deadly weapons – it's time to ban them once and for all By Sean O'grady Remember the shoe bomber? Or the underpants bomber? Or all those attacks with no more than a lorry, car or van driven into pedestrians? Fireworks are a much more obvious and promising option Published: 07/11/2017     One year on, Donald Trump has refilled the swamp with the murkiest, stickiest characters in recent history By David Usborne Cronyism is hardly new in Washington. Remember Travelgate under Bill Clinton? Published: 06/11/2017     Rip-off ticketing companies’ squeezing of their customers is symptomatic of politicians' indulgence By James Moore Gigantic corporations will engender even more frustration and angst in a turbulent political environment Published: 06/11/2017   FOOD & DRINK   London’s first urban cidery is making waves By Frankie Mccoy Time to jump aboard the apple cart, says Frankie McCoy Published: 10/11/2017   SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY   Consumers seem happy for Apple's iPhone X to know more about us than our own Government does, but it won't last By Hamish Mcrae We will soon become much more questioning, and probably more concerned, by how much power the tech giant holds Published: 06/11/2017   TRAVEL   Montréal, mon amour: why it's fast becoming the food capital of North America By Valentina Valentini Inventive chefs have turned Canada’s most European city into the foodie capital, says Valentina Valentini Published: 09/11/2017     Ski Season 2018: The essential winter sports guide By Gabriella Le Breton Whether you’re a first-timer or an old-timer, here’s everything you need to know about booking your next ski sojourn Published: 08/11/2017     Salvadore City Guide: How to spend a weekend in Brazil's musica; and cultural epicentre By Georgina Wilson-powell With beautiful beaches, Bahian beats and a strong African influence, Salvador is Brazil's coastal gem. Here's what to do in 48 hours Published: 08/11/2017     How to not get ripped off in Italy By Julia Buckley After a British family was charged €526 for lunch in Venice, an Italian expert tells you how not to get ripped off in the Bel Paese Published: 08/11/2017     Why Kerala has become a foodie hotspot for tourists and locals aloke By Kim Severson Younger Indians, flush with disposable income and a newfound appreciation of the cultural riches within their own borders, are flocking to the state Published: 08/11/2017     10 reasons why you should visit Belfast in 2018 By Simon Midgley Recently voted the best place to visit in 2018 by Lonely Planet, Belfast has been quietly evolving into one of the UK's most exciting cities to explore Published: 08/11/2017     The best Christmas markets in Europe from Berlin to Prague By Laura Hamspn & Fiona Macconnacher Because no one does Christmas quite like Europe Published: 08/11/2017   TV & FILM   Can we separate the work of Louis CK and Woody Allen from the men themselves? By Biba Kang Let’s just get the chain of events straightened out: Louis CK decides to make a film about sexually inappropriate behaviour. He does so knowingly paying homage to another film about sexually inappropriate behaviour, which has been made by a man accused of sexually inappropriate behaviour Published: 10/11/2017     Stream if you want to go faster: how TV became a billion dollar business By Richard Godwin With Apple pumping a cool $1 billion into original content and Netflix potting even more shows for next year, Richard Godwin looks at how the small screen became seriously big business... Published: 09/11/2017     The world of Korean noir: Extreme violence, dwelt on with relish, seems to be de rigueur By Philip Kemp With the 12th London Korean Film Festival in full swing, we take a look its strand of film noir which has established characteristics of its own within the international noir world Published: 08/11/2017     The 10 best sci-fi films of all time: from Blade Runner to The Matrix By Harry Fletcher From classic to contemporary, these are the greatest science-fiction films ever made Published: 08/11/2017   MUSIC   Aleem: Up and coming artist touring with the biggest pop groups in the world By Roisin O'connor New music to listen to this week Published: 10/11/2017     Oceansize interview with Mike Vennart ‘I’m very proud of everything we did’ By Remfry Dedman As Effloresce, Oceansize’s 2003 debut album gets a remastered vinyl reissue, we speak to frontman Mike Vennart to ask about the recording of a modern classic Published: 10/11/2017     The Corrs: Andrea and Caroline on new album 'Jupiter Calling', family, and returning to the Royal Albert Hall By Roisin O'connor It was very emotional to come back to the Royal Albert Hall with all that’s happened in between, those that are missing from our lives now. It’s almost like you’re looking back on a different person, but then it’s still us, in the same group' Published: 08/11/2017   ART & LITERATURE   Superstar artists Gilbert & George celebrate 50 years of working together By Nick Curtis Nick Curtis meets two national treasures Published: 09/11/2017     Nazi art theft: How Hitler's art dealer amassed looted paintings to save his own skin By Michael Glover Two exhibitions in Germany have put on display 400 of the 1500 works seized from Hildebrand​ Gurlitt's collection who wheeled and dealed for the Third Reich when they confiscated art from museums and Jewish collectors Published: 07/11/2017   FASHION & BEAUTY   Style Notes: Check please! The plaid trend is here to stay... By Katrina Israel What we love now... Published: 10/11/2017     Mad for it: from Gallagher-approved parkas to banging bucket hats, Northern style is having it large By Hannah Rochell Fittingly, tomorrow sees the opening of Somerset House’s North: Fashioning Identity exhibition Published: 08/11/2017     Edward Enninful: My Vogue is about being inclusive, it’s about diversity By Anna Davis New editor says magazine will feature ‘all different colours, shapes, ages, genders, religions’ Published: 08/11/2017     Millie Bobby Brown's style evolution for the Stranger Things 2 promotional tour By Sabrina Carder The 13-year-old is fast-becoming a fashion icon Published: 08/11/2017     Click here to unsubscribe from Independent and Evening Standard Syndication emails.