Selected Works
PROFILES & INTERVIEWS
Anya Taylor-Joy’s Dark Material (British GQ cover story, July issue 2024)
Can Fontaines D.C. Make Rock Bands Cool Again? (GQ, November 2024 issue)
Andrew Scott’s Ghost Stories (British GQ cover story, Dec/Jan issue 2024)
Josh O’Connor’s Wild Ride (GQ HYPE, September 2023 issue)
Jesse Eisenberg is the Man for our Anxious Moment (GQ HYPE, December 2024)
Mark Ruffalo Wants to Be Bad Too (GQ HYPE, February 2024)
Sydney Sweeney’s Sweet Revenge (British GQ cover story, Dec/Jan issue 2022)
Stanley Tucci is Hungry for More (GQ Italia cover story, November 2022)
Sydney Sweeney’s Body Horror (GQ HYPE, March 2024)
Mikel Arteta Goes Again (GQ HYPE, August 2023)
Lucy Prebble’s Feel Bad Entertainment (British GQ, Dec/Jan 2023 issue)
Omar Apollo Feels it All (GQ HYPE, April 2023)
Sam Claflin is Not That Guy (GQ HYPE, March 2023)
How Salma Hayek Got the Last Laugh (GQ HYPE, February 2023)
The Real-Life Heroics of Jason Momoa (GQ HYPE, August 2022)
England’s Dreamer: Danny Boyle takes on the Sex Pistols (Esquire, Summer 2022 issue)
Ben Whishaw’s Disturbed Dramas (Esquire, Spring 2022 issue)
Paul Bettany’s New Vision (Esquire, December 2021)
Jessie Ware is Still Hungry (Esquire, June 2021)
Adam McKay Is Still Trying to See the Funny Side in All This (Esquire, Winter issue 2021)
Nicholas Britell's Otherworldly Sounds (Esquire, May 2021)
Colson Whitehead on Race in America: "It’s Not Timely. It’s Timeless" (Esquire, Autumn 2021 issue)
Patricia Lockwood on the Internet of Nothings (Esquire, February 2021)
Rose Glass: “How Do I Want People to Feel at the End of Saint Maud? Guilty” (Esquire, October 2021 issue)
ESSAYS & REPORTING
How the open marriage plot upended fiction (British GQ, October 2024)
The New Locals: the sceney bakeries, neighbourhood restaurants and home-from-home pubs bringing people together (British GQ, Dec/Jan 2024 issue)
Inside the underground MDMA couples' therapy boom (British GQ, August 2024)
The future of beef? Low-mileage cows (British GQ, October 2024 issue)
How a pub in Hammersmith created the best pizza in London (British GQ, May 2023)
The quarter-zipper is a joyless jumper for the joyless grind (British GQ, March 2023)
A very trippy trip inside the great Shroom Boom (British GQ, November issue 2022)
The melting face emoji is everywhere and all of us (British GQ, October 2022)
Internet daters are turning to the pre-date vibe check (British GQ, August 2022)
The life (and death) lessons of drawing up a will (Esquire, winter issue 2021)
The fifth quarter of the pandemic (Esquire, April 2021)
@DepopDrama is where fashion and meme culture collide (Esquire, August 2020)
"The Fourth Emergency Service": how bookshops have remained essential during the pandemic (Esquire, July 2020)
The problem with that F. Scott Fitzgerald 'letter from quarantine' (Esquire, March 2020)
POP CULTURE
How Succession made fools of us all (New Statesman, May 2023)
On the joy of rewatching The OC, a worse show than I remembered (British GQ, September 2023)
At The 1975 show, fans await their “About Me” moment (British GQ, July 2023)
Waiting for Jai Paul (British GQ, May 2023)
Shooting the shit with How Long Gone (British GQ, February 2023)
When did Succession start to feel like work? (British GQ, May 2023)
Leo Woodall watched Joey Essex before playing Jack on The White Lotus (British GQ, November 2022)
How the novel got its sex drive back (British GQ, August 2022)
Charlie Brooker on Black Mirror’s softest, saddest, strangest episode (British GQ, December 2023)
How Stormzy pulled together Mourinho, Louis Theroux and Usain Bolt for the music video of the year (British GQ, November 2022)
Industry is the first great TV show about life post-pandemic (British GQ, August 2022)
"We started it": Drake's producer Gordo on reclaiming Black dance music on Honestly, Nevermind (British GQ, June 2022)
How the anti-work moment took over pop-culture (British GQ, June 2022)
The sad, sexy summers of the Sally Rooneyverse (Esquire, May 2022)
Denis Villeneuve on making a Dune that broke the curse (Esquire, October 2021)
Kieran Culkin is not reading your Roman and Gerri fan theories (Esquire, October 2021)
Perfume Genius gets in your body (Esquire, March 2021)
The Dissident is a true crime documentary that works backwards (Esquire, March 2021)
How Pieces of a Woman created its brutal, beautiful one-take birth scene (Esquire, March 2021)
Sam Levinson on taking criticism, art in isolation and Malcolm & Marie (Esquire, February 2021)
Palm Springs, I May Destroy You, and the prescient purgatory of time-loops (Esquire, July 2020)
Phoebe Bridgers' music for the end of the world (Esquire, June 2020)
In 'Luster', Raven Leilani paints a masterpiece of carnal doom (Esquire, December 2020)