The British-Chinese novelist and filmmaker talks about writing about love in a time of division, why we need more balanced curriculums, and paying homage to an early European hero in her new novel, A...

The anxiety of worrying about the safety of my family was replaced with anger at the lack of preparedness in the UK

For years she was told there was no market for her work. But the celebrated author of Girl, Woman, Other proved sceptics wrong

The beauty brand's London pop-up shop sells not just its wildly popular products but a sense of belonging—while maintaining an air of exclusivity

In displaying the objects of neoliberalism, the new south London museum allows us to imagine a better alternative

A dreamy, mesmerising story on the displeasures of growing up

The theorist and author of The Location of Culture on the uses of the imagination in times of political crises—and why we need to bring the language of emotion into our discussions of human rights

Prize-winning poet Ocean Vuong explores America's wounded psyche

The celebrated choreographer's new documentary, The Curry House Kid, shows his own cautious optimism

Figures like Elizabeth Holmes and "fake heiress" Anna Delvey do more than offer a good scam story—they open up a whole new way of thinking about young women's relationship to capital