‘Eat What You Kill’: Inside the Brutally Honest World of London’s Most In-Demand Strength Coach
He’s trained London’s busiest professionals for 18 years, survived two forced gym closures, and has zero patience for fitness influencer culture. Strength coach Nizaniel Beury opens up on building StrongerYou from scratch, why he thinks the industry’s gone soft, and what he wants his son to learn from watching him work.
FindFans Wants to Fix the Internet’s OnlyFans Discovery Problem
As the creator economy becomes increasingly crowded, finding an audience can be just as difficult as creating something worth paying for. FindFans is betting that better search could help solve the problem. There is a strange paradox at the centre of the creator economy. The internet has never offered more opportunities for people to build […]
Divina De Campo breaks out of the box in Ride the Cyclone
‘It’s not enough to beat people around the head with your talent, you have to make them love you!’
Misha Brown wants you to love yourself
From self-sabotage to self-worth, Misha Brown explains what it really means to become your own bestie.
Why Laughterama thinks London needs a new kind of comedy festival
Laughterama founders Cass Randolph and Will Briggs reveal why they’re bringing their hit comedy festival to Somerset House and what audiences can expect from its London debut.
Henry Lloyd-Hughes: “Are there enough hours in the day to do all the things that I want to do? Absolutely not.”
You’ve definitely seen Henry Lloyd-Hughes. Over the last twenty years, the London-born actor has amassed an impressive CV that began with a part in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire and The Inbetweeners, and more recently includes The Thursday Murder Club, We Were the Lucky Ones and Killing Eve. So yes, you’ve definitely caught […]