The Folio

No. 46Jess Entwistle

Front page

  1. Culture · Film

    The reviews are in on You Can See Everything, the Elizabeth Holmes documentary

  2. Weddings

    Inside Ejae and Samuel Kim’s garden wedding at her grandfather’s former home in Seoul

  3. Culture · Theatre

    The Beatles have cleared their songs for a stage version of Yesterday

  4. Culture · Theatre

    Rachel Zegler, Taye Diggs and Norbert Leo Butz join Rent’s 30th anniversary concert

  5. Culture · TV

    Gwyneth Paltrow takes her first lead television role, in A24’s The Apology at Netflix

  6. Culture · Film

    Jenna Ortega wears a one of a kind dress made of steel rods to the Klara and the Sun screening in New York

  7. Culture · Film

    Ann Hornaday, film critic at the Washington Post for 23 years, dies at 66

  8. Travel · Hotels

    First look inside The Nora, West Palm Beach’s new hotel from the Chelsea Hotel team

  9. Home

    A food writer’s 600 year old Tudor cottage in Berkshire

  10. Tech

    Apple sets a second October event for the 28th, with new Macs expected

In this edition

  1. Culture

    Film, TV, Music, Theatre, Books

  2. Travel

    Disney, Hotels

  3. Food

  4. Weddings

  5. Home

  6. Beauty

  7. Work

  8. Tech

Read and listen

  1. Read

    The Monday Media Diet with Marc Blazer

  2. Listen · Kermode & Mayo’s Take

    Emilia Pérez: Have We Found the Film of the Year?

  3. Listen · The Rest Is Entertainment

    Russell Brand: Trial By Podcast

  4. Listen · Song Exploder

    Hot Chip - Boy From School

Today’s playlists

  1. Wake up · 12 songs

    Slow start, kettle on

  2. Shower · 12 songs

    Big chorus, no witnesses

  3. Work · 12 songs

    Quiet hands, long morning

  4. Car · 13 songs

    Windows down, A1 north

Reading

  1. Fiction · read by Julia Whelan and Zachary Webber

    Yours Truly

Ambience

  1. For this evening · 2:16:11

    Calm Jazz Ambience to Relieve Stress & Relax Mind

And finally

  1. Something good

    Volunteers became salmon, deer and earthworms, then set out to save their river