Culture - The Glass Magazine

Glass speaks to American althete Rai Benjamin

November 19, 2020

“I HATE to say it, but … I saw it coming. It was inevitable. Of course it bugged me out, but in a sense I was already in a headspace where I was prepared for the worst. When the NBA was postponed I think I rea...

Glass talks to artist and activist Valerie Ebuwa about – ValUE II

Imogen Clark

November 5, 2020

Art, Culture, Feature, Photography

THE POSTS on social media may have stopped, and the protestors may have gone home but, the fight to end racism has not. It may not be headline news and you may not hear the echoes of ‘Don't shoot’ bouncing off ...

Glass meets actor André Holland – star of Moonlight and The Eddy

Adina Ilie

October 30, 2020

Culture, Don't Miss: Film, Feature

ANDRÉ Holland is one of the most promising performers of this generation. Having starred in a plethora of note-worthy cinematic classics – from the Academy Award-winning Moonlight to the culturally unrivalled S...

Paul McCartney announces a new studio album titled, McCartney III

Katrina Mirpuri

October 23, 2020

Culture, Glass Talent, Music, News

MUSIC legend, Paul McCartney has announced that he will be releasing a new studio album titled, McCartney III on December 11 via Capitol Record. This year marks the 50th anniversary of Paul McCartney’s self-...

Glass interviews British actor Tom Austen

Chandana Kamaraj

October 22, 2020

Culture, Feature

TOM Austen’s responses to how he became interested in acting and how he had such a meticulously curated Instagram feed were strikingly similar. I was answered with, “It was never something that I thought ‘oh I’...

Glass enjoys two restaurants Gauthier Soho and Apres Food co – with home dining options

Sean Sheehan

October 20, 2020

Culture, Feature

APRES Food Co, unassumingly positioned in St John St in Clerkenwell for almost four years now, continues to quietly turn out healthy food that is conscientiously prepared, cooked with acumen and designed to pl...

Glass interviews actor Jessica Barden – star of The End of the F***ing World

Emma Hart

October 16, 2020

Culture, Feature

BEFORE talking with Jessica Barden over the phone – she is based in LA and I am in the UK – I spent an hour scrolling through her Instagram enthralled and a little jealous. She has one of those Instagram pages ...

Glass meets man of the moment Paul Mescal

Alice Hill-Woods

October 9, 2020

Culture, Feature

IT ALMOST goes without saying that Paul Mescal is a name that will continue to intrigue, inspire and generate tête-à-têtes. His performance as the endearing Connell Waldron, lead character of acclaimed novel an...

Glass meets actor Olivia Cooke for our first ever zoom shoot

Emma Hart

October 2, 2020

Culture, Feature

GLASS talks to versatile British actor about her forthcoming film, Sound of Metal, in which she transforms into a primal-screaming rock chick THERE are two things I learnt from reading past interviews with O...

Glass talks to Louis Partridge – star of Enola Holmes

Rhiannon Jenkins

September 30, 2020

Culture, Feature

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AHEAD of my interview with Louis Partridge in early August, I had a quick scroll through his Instagram in the name of research. From what I could see from his grid, it seemed that we have a mutual appreciation ...

Welcome to the Autumn issue of Glass Man – Together

Caroline Simpson

September 25, 2020

Culture, Feature

Welcome to the autumn issue of Glass Man with the theme of Together. I thought this would be a pertinent title for the strange times still besieging us. Perversely the Covid-19 pandemic has developed through ou...

Welcome to the Autumn issue of Glass – Together

Caroline Simpson

September 25, 2020

Culture, Feature

HOW are you all? For the autumn issue of Glass, we were led by the theme Together, suggested by our Space Editor Regner Ramos. I thought it was a pertinent idea, as we are – still – weathering extraor...

Glass reviews The World Doesn’t Require You by Rion Amilcar Scott

Alice Hill-Woods

September 23, 2020

Books, Culture, News

THREADING together tales of adrenaline, violence and rhythm, American writer Rion Amilcar Scott presents a stunning narrative that bestows its shine from its sharp edges. His collection of short stories, The Wo...

Glass reviews Barbara Pyle’s photobook Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band 1975

Arjun Sajip

September 11, 2020

Books, Culture, News, Photography

AS REEL Art Press releases a limited, numbered, signed poster of Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band from their first-ever passport photo sessions, 45 years after the release of Born to Run, we take another...

Glass interviews the queen of scream – Lucy Hale

Charlie Navin-Holder

September 11, 2020

Culture, Feature, Film

GLASS talks to scream queen Lucy Hale about the movies that shaped have shaped her career, leaving Memphis for LA at 15, and her upcoming projects “I JUST enjoy the genre, I always have since I was a little ...

Slumber Shopping at the TEMPUR® Westfield White City store

tet

September 9, 2020

Culture, Feature, News

The year isn’t over yet but 2020 will go down in history as one of the most tumultuous in memory. And what the last few months have done, more than any other discernible period for many of us, is to force u...

Glass interviews break-out star Eiza González

Adina Ilie

September 4, 2020

Culture, Fashion, Feature

Glass interviews Mexican break-out star Eiza González, whose latest big movie role sees her play opposite a comic-book superhero ... RISING star Eiza González has spent the past decade starring in som...

The Cartier Queen’s Cup took place behind closed doors

Imogen Clark

August 25, 2020

Culture, News

WIDELY considered one of sport’s most prestigious trophies, the Cartier Queen's Cup was awarded to Les Lions/ Great Oaks at the Guards Polo Club in Windsor Great Park this year. This polo tournament is consider...

Glass meets versatile Brit actor Alice Eve

Lexi Fadina

August 21, 2020

Culture, Feature

SUPERVILLAIN in Marvel’s Iron Fist, a ratings-obsessed bride-to-be in the dystopian series Black Mirror, and a molecular biologist in cosmic saga Star Trek. The dramatic range of British actress Alice Eve knows...

Glass reviews The New Black Vanguard

Sean Sheehan

August 19, 2020

Books, Culture, Feature

THE photographer plays a large part in making choices that affect the fashion pictures they take: what kind of camera and lighting to use, type of lens, location, background, props and accessories and so on. Th...

Glass speaks to singer-songwriter Greyson Chance

Maria Noyen

August 14, 2020

Culture, Feature, Music

Boy wonder grows up – Glass speaks to singer-songwriter Greyson Chance who made his debut single 10 years ago at the age of 13 and continues his meteoric success story A lot changes in a decade. P...