In this series we look at how wellbeing priorities are impacting our homes and how we live — from switching up the home gym for a “longevity room” with life-lengthening tech, to the second-home resorts upping their offerings for teens. Is the pivot to a wellness agenda a canny move for country estates hoping to entrench a new revenue model? Should we all be installing water filters, and painting our rooms white? And we step inside the home of the biotech investor behind the Enhanced Games.
Film industry says the president’s vague plan for levies on foreign production would do more harm than good
Over 30 years, the photographer has embraced both her London upbringing and diasporic identity
The Little Dragon band member shares the best jazz clubs, music stores and meatballs to be found in her Swedish home
We commissioned four artists to make a new body of work. What emerged were themes of history, refuge and connection
From Singapore to London, the museum’s new photographic curator Charmaine Toh is on a mission to be playful
Meet the Mexican photographer whose ‘main character is always emotion’
Actor accused of groping women decries ‘terror’ as cultural sector faces claims of endemic sexism and abuse
This annual prize for women in photography sees four shortlisted artists from all over the world artfully exploring ideas of identity
Duties on foreign film productions would weaken the US movie industry
The FT’s classical music critic picks the best of this season’s concerts
‘400 years’ of marriage, music and winemaking in Tuscany
Iris Knobloch says sector remains fragile after pandemic but has shown adaptability in the face of changing circumstances
The second novel by the celebrated poet returns to themes of loss, poverty and unlikely friendship
The first woman to join the prestigious AHCI, she has honed her craft to produce a debut piece combining the traditional and futuristic
The Antwerp-based doctor and collector combines his love of contemporary pieces with a desire to support emerging talent
TikTok was the singer’s launchpad but her ethos is less carefree than it seems
Elizabeth Olsen and Himesh Patel also star as a couple forced to prove their worth in a dystopian future
A man’s attempt to introduce his son to the Australian coast of his childhood turns transcendentally nightmarish
Bowen Yang and Han-Gi Chan star in a millennial update of Ang Lee’s 1993 sham-marriage movie
The mezzo was among a fine cast in a concert performance of Handel’s oratorio at London’s Barbican
Time to calm the mind — with luminous, quietly complex shades from bone to oyster to pearl
Elizabeth Reaser and Pedro Pascal also star in wry story of a Hollywood party touched by haunted glamour
British formats accounted for about a third of all new TV adaptations worldwide last year
