The Guardian view on youth unemployment: too few jobs in too many places
Young people in Britain’s poorer towns have far fewer opportunities. Changing this will require targeted support – and industrial strategy
Gloria Estefan Joins Joy Huerta to Discuss Representation, Latin Music, and Broadway
The two came together to celebrate the new musical Real Women Have Curves.
Is Broadway Ready for KPOP? Helen Park Knows It Is.
The composer brings a history-making musical to the Broadway stage, featuring real K-pop artists and bilingual songs.
Every Look From the Vogue World 2026: Milano Red Carpet
Ciao, Milano!
Tonight, Vogue World 2026: Milan is taking over the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, the city’s landmark shopping destination, to celebrate Italy’s century-spanning contributions to fashion.
“I Don’t Have the Regrets That Are Sometimes Assumed”: An Excerpt From Gloria Steinem’s New Memoir
Yesterday, at the age of 92, Gloria Steinem died. Later this month, her new memoir, An Unexpected Life, will be published. In this exclusive—and now especially poignant—excerpt, she discusses the trajectory of her life and what she hoped to leave behind.
What Modern Readers Misunderstand About Jane Austen
Bilbao-born writer Espido Freire’s 123-page, Spanish-language essay Dos tardes con Jane Austen (Two Afternoons with Jane Austen), published last year by Alianza Editorial, is the third title Freire has devoted to the life and work of the celebrated English novelist, following Querida Jane, Querida Charlotte (Dear Jane, Dear Charlotte) in 2004 and Tras los pasos de Jane Austen (In the Footsteps of Jane Austen) in 2021.
A Chance Encounter With Proust’s Goddaughter Unraveled a History of Antisemitism
One bright spring day in Paris, the man who would years later become my husband and I walked over a stone bridge onto the Ile St Louis to meet a distant cousin of his grandmother.
How Sophie McIntosh Wrote One of the Most Bracing Plays of the Year
Benevolent, the latest work from playwright Sophie McIntosh (Macbitches), tells the story of four young women at Inwood’s Benevolent Home—a reformatory house for fallen and friendless girls—in 1917.
Dakota Johnson Finds the Alternative Wedge for Fall
It was perhaps unsurprising that, during a sweltering summer, everyone seemed to develop an allergy to closed-toe shoes. New York, London, Milan, Paris…everywhere you looked, there were feet. That said, even the most committed flip-flop, satin mule, or mesh ballet flat wearer must admit there’s little fun in feeling the heat of the pavement underfoot, no matter how freeing the breeze between your toes.
The Graphic T-Shirts That Won Summer
Summer 2026 felt like we had finally, in one collective sartorial spirit, untangled ourselves from the web of quiet luxury: