Instaworthlesss?
Their hero is Jordan Belfort, their social media feeds display superrich lifestyles. But what are these self-styled traders really selling?
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'Theresa May mistook a national treasure for an easy target'
The government underestimated the pull the Windrush generation could have on Britons’ sense of self
The outrage about the exclusion of ‘worthy immigrants’ must not blind us to the outrageous policies that made it possible, says Gary Younge
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Stella McCartney: designs for life
‘Only 1% of clothing is recycled. What are we doing?’
Designer Stella McCartney’s ethical stance made her a style outsider – but now the industry is finally catching up. Before a new V&A show, she talks about reclaiming her name, the joy of nature and the trouble with fast fashion
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Five books that get inside the minds of dictators
Author Daniel Kalder picks out the must-read titles
Stalin’s claustrophobic life at the Kremlin, Mussolini’s failed campaign against Mickey Mouse and how Jean-Paul Sartre became one of Mao’s ‘useful idiots’
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How the mainstream woke up to black excellence
From Kendrick’s Pulitzer to Beychella
This week, the unparalleled contributions of black performers were finally recognised by the establishment. Why has it taken so long?
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'ET reminded me why I fell for America'
‘American style can be hard to resist’
My fondness for my adopted home was wearing very thin. Then this American fairytale came to the rescue, says Emma Brockes
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Ariana Grande: No Tears Left to Cry
Instant earworm dances against the odds
Grande’s first new single since the Manchester Arena attack is defiantly joyful, but takes time to send a few barbs at the haters
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50 years of British photography
The Association of Photographers is celebrating its 50th anniversary with a retrospective of striking images. Here is a selection
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Skill and Scouse swagger
Belzan, Liverpool restaurant review
Belzan is a lively, unpretentious place that manages to a rare feat – it’s relaxed as hell but also a bit challenging, says Grace Dent
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