Life and Art from FT Weekend

Actress Gaby Hoffmann relives 1980s New York in Netflix’s ‘Eric’

Billie Eilish still doesn’t care, and it’s still working

How to develop your taste in art, with critic Ariella Budick

Art criticism functions as a form of communication where the viewer engages with an artist's perspective on the world, rather than simply deciding whether they like or dislike a piece. Ariella Budick, an art critic at the Financial Times, emphasizes that museum-goers should prioritize direct visual experience over read...

‘La chimera’: everything you’d want in an Italian film

Introducing Untold: Power for Sale

Viet Thanh Nguyen on adapting 'The Sympathizer' for TV

Coming soon: China, the new tech superpower

Using AI as a tool for creativity

Life as a chef in the West Bank right now

‘Challengers’: Zendaya serves up tennis and sexual tension

Why Olivia Rodrigo might be our last pop superstar

Culture chat: Is Taylor Swift’s new album too much?

Spring cooking tips with chef Ayesha Nurdjaja

Culture chat: ‘Civil War’ is not the film you think it is

Design series: Debbie Millman on how brands impact culture

How to process the news when it all feels bad

Global conflict and the struggle to maintain perspective in an era of relentless, social-media-driven news cycles define the current human experience. While modern digital platforms make atrocities in places like Gaza, Ukraine, and Sudan feel immediate and inescapable, history reveals that the world has always been a v...

Design Series: The fashion of ‘The Devil Wears Prada’

Design series: Jonathan Adler on making your home your own

‘Love Lies Bleeding’ with director Rose Glass

Culture chat: Beyonce’s Cowboy Carter