Culture

Fives Minutes With: Winemaker Jules Taylor

Meet Jules Taylor, the master winemaker behind the now, international label, Jules Taylor Wines.

Less is more as Japanese minimalist movement grows

Is less really more?

Fit for a Queen

Get a glimpse of royalty and take a look behind the scenes of Queen Elizabeth’s 90 Years of Style exhibition at Windsor Castle.

Kate’s new gig

After three decades in the fashion industry, Kate Moss is spreading her wings.

So long, farewell

American actress Charmian Carr who played Liesl von Trapp in The Sound of Music has died, aged 73.

Today in History: That Iconic Dress

Today, 62 years ago, Marilyn Monroe, shot her iconic history making scene in The Seven Year Itch.

“Happy birthday Mr President” dress up for auction

Looking for a chance to own a piece of history? That dress Munroe described as “skin in beads” could go for up to $3 million.

A Woman’s Place

We speak to Philippa Gregory, the queen of historical fiction, about the importance of depicting strong female characters, and rewriting a history that defies stereotypes and reinserts powerful women into our past.

Five Minutes With: Mumford & Sons

Mumford & Sons’ Ben Lovett talks to MiNDFOOD in Hamburg, en route from Copenhagen to Düsseldorf. They’re a band that wastes no time – after all, they’ve just recorded an album in two days

Jodie Foster in Conversation

Our July cover star, Jodie Foster, spoke with Margaret Pomeranz following the screening of her latest project, Money Monster. Watch the full interview here.

Louvre pyramid disappears

Street artist JR makes iconic Louvre pyramid ‘disappear’ into the palace facade

Earpiece translates foreign language in real time

Imagine travelling to any city in the world and being able to understand the language. This could be the reality for all of us soon.

British Vogue celebrates its centenary in style

Meet Bo GIlbert, the 100-year-old gracing the pages of Vogue’s centenary issue.

Beloved comedian Victoria Wood passes away

The much loved British comedian, actress, singer and songwriter Victoria Wood has sadly passed away at the age of 62, […]

Degustation for Dogs: London cafe serves up brunch for pets

This London restaurant is providing pampered pooches with a new way to dine in style.

Designer workplaces

A comfortable chair, collection of highlighters, endless paperclip supply or a glimpse of natural light may be all we need […]

Acclaimed architect Zaha Hadid dies

Architect Zaha Hadid, whose designs include the London Olympic Aquatic Centre and the Italian National Museum, has died aged 65.

Sigrid Thornton: Fiddler on the Roof

A part of the fabric of Australia’s stage and screen world, Sigrid Thronton has fulfilled her love of telling stories […]

Children of conflict

A poignant photographic series asks Africans caught in war what they want to be when they grow up.

Couture Collection Heads to Victoria

One of the world’s most sought-after fashion collections is to be housed at the National Gallery of Victoria. The $1.4 […]

Collecting with The Stars

If money was no object, would kind of collector would you be? Objet d’art – or something more practical? MiNDFOOD chats to some celebs about what they’re acquiring. Some of their answers may surprise you.

Floating solar panels to help drought ravaged town

An Australian startup is set to help a severely drought-affected Californian town by exporting its groundbreaking floating solar technology. It […]

The moving (oil painted) image

The world’s first oil painted animated feature film, Loving Vincent, is on track to be realised by Oscar winning producer […]

Meet the emoji coalition

Who decides what becomes an emoji?

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