The Folio

No. 37Jess Entwistle

Off-Broadway’s Heathers and The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee both take their final bows today.

Front page

  1. Culture · Film

    Ray Gunn review: Brad Bird’s animated film-noir sci-fi caper is an old-school family classic

  2. Culture · Film

    Scarlett Johansson wears a red gown to a London Film Festival premiere with Adam Driver

  3. Culture · Film

    Florence Pugh wears a silver and lavender corset gown at the BFI London Film Festival

  4. Culture · TV

    Blade Runner 2099 trailer: Michelle Yeoh and Hunter Schafer are fugitives in Prime Video’s limited series

  5. Culture · Theatre

    Blood of My Blood review: a gripping ghost story and a reckoning with slavery

  6. Culture · Books

    Audrey Niffenegger on taking 14 years to write a sequel to The Time Traveler’s Wife

  7. Weddings

    An ombre pink floral wedding at Villa Erba, Lake Como, with 2,000 butterflies and a nine-tier cake

  8. Home

    Julianne Moore’s West Village living room is cream, black and wood with one cherry red accent

  9. Travel · Hotels

    Hot springs and autumn hiking in Saint-Gervais-les-Bains, in the shadow of Mont Blanc

  10. Tech

    Satya Nadella says AI models need an emergency brake that humans control

In this edition

  1. Culture

    Film, TV, Music, Theatre, Books

  2. Travel

    Hotels

  3. Food

  4. Weddings

  5. Home

  6. Beauty

  7. Work

  8. Tech

Read and listen

  1. Read · Paid

    People Are Rejecting Screens—and Returning to Communal Events

  2. Listen · Song Exploder

    Charli XCX - Camera

Today’s playlists

  1. Wake up · 12 songs

    Sunday comes up slowly

  2. Shower · 13 songs

    Big chorus, hot water

  3. Work · 12 songs

    Score for a quiet desk

  4. Car · 13 songs

    Windows down, roads empty

Reading

  1. Fiction · read by Julia Whelan and Zachary Webber

    Yours Truly

Ambience

  1. For this morning · 3:08:13

    Quiet Morning Jazz Ambience By The Lake

  2. For this evening · 3:00:00

    Rainy Night Retreat

And finally

  1. Something good

    Jonathan Knight’s Exhale invites us to slow down and practise noticing