Sommaire pour Issue 730 de Grazia

THE JEREMY KYLE SHOW dominated the daytime TV schedules for more than a decade. Last week, it was axed following the tragic death of a guest. The end of the show that promised to deliver ‘fiery confrontations’ when it launched has, rightly so, sparked intense debate. In this week’s issue, Terri White rails against what she calls ‘poverty porn TV’ and addresses how, as a TV-loving nation, we are all responsible for controlling the shows that appear on our screens. It’s time to ‘Vote with our remotes’, she says. We want to hear your thoughts, too. @hattie_brett / feedback@graziamagazine.co.uk…

Vote, vote, vote! “When we’re overwhelmed with worrying news, it’s hard not to feel small and powerless. And yet we all have real power – as voters. The European Parliamentary elections on Thursday 23 May are a chance for voters across all EU countries to get their views heard on the existence of the union itself. If the anti-EU parties win enough seats to gain legislative power, it could ultimately ring a death knell for the union. If rival parties do well, however, a second referendum on Brexit could be more likely. Either way, we haven’t Brexited yet so it’s essential we’re properly represented by our MEPs. Your vote – whatever it is – really does count, so get out there this week and use it.”…

1. Up MILEY CYRUS And/or Andrew Scott. Both of whom star in trailers for the new season of Black Mirror. Both of whom have firmly secured our lust. The most lusty series of Black Mirror ever beckons. 2. Up GOSLING Never far from our lust. We like what he’s doing here, fashion-wise: tan patterned polo shirt + two classic flavours of denim, cleverly accessorised with a child in a rainbow frock. 3. Up LEWIS HAMILTON Turned up to the Met Gala looking like this, sent an F1 car and his Grand Prix trophy to a terminally ill child fan last week. Well done. 4. Non-mover PEP Manchester City won something last week, which seemed to please them. Our eyes and lust were re-drawn to their manager, who has a terribly…

PHOTO: GOFFPHOTOS.COM JENNIFER LAWRENCE AND her art dealer fiancé Cooke Maroney celebrated their engagement in New York last week in typically private style, with guests asked to hand in their phones on arrival. It wasn’t until after the elegant event that Jennifer’s stylists, Jill Lincoln and Jordan Johnson, shared the news with the world. ‘We couldn’t be happier and more excited for Jennifer Lawrence to become a MRS,’ they wrote alongside an image of J-Law wearing a bridal gown designed by Lauren Wells. ‘This weekend we toasted Jen and her groom to be… too good of a time was had by all.’ That’s certainly true. An insider tells Grazia that guests sipped gin martinis and tucked into lasagne made by Jennifer’s favourite New York chef. The dinner, our source adds,…

PHOTOS: GETTY, SHUTTERSTOCK Silver lady She’s an otherworldly talent, so it’s fitting that Tilda’s silver-and-spangled Haider Ackermann gown looks like intergalactic armour. Can the woman do wrong? Not in our books. Tulle-tastic ! You just need one thousand (or thereabouts) layers of lavender tulle to have a real princess moment. Ask Araya A Hargate, who chose Ralph & Russo for her big reveal. Swoon. Lookin’ super The Incredibles’ Edna said ‘no’, but that didn’t stop capes getting a big thumbs-up in Cannes. Julianne Moore in leather Louis Vuitton looks like a superhero to us. When in Cannes… Some ink-blue satin, one sassy sleeve and a strategic leg split, et voilà! Rouge carpet gold from Carla Bruni-Sarkozy in Celine, bien sûr. Sevigny’s still got it It’s been 25 years since The…

‘I WANT TO get to a point where people are not referring to me as “that female pundit”,’ says Alex Scott. The former Arsenal defender turned broadcaster is talking to me at a BBC Sport photo shoot in London, where a steady stream of well-known sports presenters and commentators have been walking through the doors. She made 140 appearances for England and represented Great Britain at the 2012 London Olympics as a player, before making the switch to TV studios as a pundit – and yet, right now, we are comparing notes about the abuse we have received on social media from people who believe that, as women, we are not qualified to talk about football. ‘Any negative responses are outweighed by those people who have had a positive reaction…

WHEN I TOLD my friends I was moving home, they reacted with barely disguised horror. One of my best friends offered her sympathy: ‘Oh, I’m sorry to hear that.’ Another spoke about someone else moving back home as if it signalled a full-blown crisis: ‘She’s split up with her boyfriend, quit her job – and now she’s living with her parents.’ I tried to tell them that it wasn’t that bad – he’s still on the scene and work’s fine, thanks – but they looked unconvinced. I moved back in with my parents nine months ago, after hassle with my last flatshare. The landlord had sent in builders without any warning to carry out major renovations. I came back to the flat that night to 20 panicked WhatsApp messages from…

NEOUS 1. THE TOE-HOOP A LOOP OF LEATHER THREADED AROUND THE TOE = THE DETAIL DU JOUR IN SANDAL-LAND. 2. THE NAKED SANDAL SUMMER’S ULTIMATE SANDAL? SOMETHING BARELY THERE WITH STRAPS LIKE SPAGHETTI. 3. THE POSH THONG THE FLIP-FLOP HAS GROWN UP, LITERALLY, AND NOW COMES WITH A NANO HEEL. LUSH! 4. THE CHUNKY HIKER IT’S TIME TO EMBRACE THE IDEA OF VELCRO, THICK SOLES AND SOLID ANKLE STRAPS – WITH ADDED COLOUR. 5. THE SQUARE TOE IT’S NOW HIP TO BE SQUARE – AT THE TOE, THAT IS.GO ANGULAR OR GO HOME. 6. THE LATEST HARDWARE PHOTOS: JASON LLOYD-EVANS, GETTY, IMAXTREE.COM, SHUTTERSTOCK ADD A POINT OF INTEREST WITH A STUDDED SOLE OR A SET OF POLISHED BUCKLES. 7. THE TWO TIMER WHO WOULDN’T WANT TO LIVE IN TWO-STRAP SLIP-ONS…

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PHOTOS: ED MILES, STOCKSY Brain-boosting supplements: what’s the story? You probably take a nootropic daily. Think not? Caffeine is a nootropic. Never heard of the word? Well they aren’t new – the term was coined in 1972 by a Greek psychologist using the word ‘nous’ meaning ‘mind’ and ‘trepein’ mean ‘to bend or turn’. Basically, they are smart supplements or ‘cognitive enhancers’ that are said to improve memory, focus and learning. Lately there has been a sudden surge in natural nootropics and, unlike prescription drugs, you can buy these in trendy packaging off the shelf. I was sceptical. I use supplements to boost my immunity, my skin, hair and feed me the daily vitamins I don’t eat, but messing with my mind unnecessarily seemed unknown territory. If I took one…

BULLITT HOTEL Right in the city centre, all laid-back cool and comfy, unfussy rooms, with the best rooftop bar in Belfast (FROM £130PN, BULLITTHOTEL.COM). SPACE CRAFT Hit up this shop, gallery and exhibition area for local delights, including luxury textiles made with authentic Donegal yarns and Irish linen (CRAFTNI.ORG). BIG FISH Aka The Salmon of Knowledge, a stunning ceramic mosaic on Donegall Quay. Legend says that if you kiss it, you’ll gain some of its wisdom… FREIGHT BELFAST The place for brunch, housed in shipping containers, serving up Korean chicken with waffles and smashed avocado with scrambled egg (FREIGHTBELFAST.COM). TITANIC BELFAST This architecturally striking and excellent museum is on the site of the dockyards that made the ill-fated RMS Titanic (TITANICBELFAST.COM). ST GEORGE’S MARKET A seriously fabulous market that’s a…

LET’S CALL IT. The first season of Frankie Shaw’s SMILF was every bit as brilliant as those of Fleabag or Girls. Caustic, funny and edited with a devil-may-care genius for storytelling, this bittersweet comedy on single motherhood in blue-collar Boston sang of the arrival of a new star. Yet, since airing, it has been shrouded only in scandal. The second season, debuting this week on Sky Atlantic, is every bit as hard-nosed, unapologetic and essential. Just to give you a flavour of the turf Shaw treads with her black humour, we open with a baby-sitting suicide, a minor character high in a church pew, an absentee sexual-abuser father and Shaw’s Bridgette pretending to be a Yale-schooled child therapist to shut up a kid who’s doing her head in at the…

My days are very varied – one day could be a shoot, the next we could be working on the social accounts. For the last year, I’ve been developing Filmm, a video-editing app that I think will change how people capture videos for social media. I love what I do, but because it’s so creative my mind is always very buzzy, which does make it hard to disconnect in the evenings. The first thing I do when I get home is feed our dog, Nala, because she’s always the hungriest. Then Alfie [Deyes, her boyfriend] and I will think about what we can eat. To be honest, that’s our major downfall – we’re an ‘Oh no, what are we going to do for dinner? Quick, let’s go to the petrol…

RAISING AWARENESS It was so good to see the article about living with M.E. (13 May). This condition robbed me of my entire twenties, taking away not only my dignity and independence but my hopes and dreams. It was a struggle to lift a knife and fork, a battle to take the bus one stop to the doctors, a fight to acquire the benefits I needed to keep a roof over my head. It took me 11 years to recover, but I know many others with M.E. have lived with it for much longer. Thank you for bringing more awareness to this misunderstood illness; let’s hope the MPs make good on their calls for more respect and better treatment for sufferers. Lucy LET’S GET IT RIGHT I read the The…

ANTHONY WALLERSTEINER, headmaster of Stowe, which charges £12,000 a term and numbers Sir Richard Branson and Chelsy Davy among former pupils, has been lambasted for moaning about the (minimal) success of schemes to get more state school students into Oxford and Cambridge. Wallersteiner called it ‘social engineering’ and compared the culture of criticism levelled at private schools to anti-Semitism; an analogy Labour peer Andrew Adonis described as ‘disgraceful’, while MP David Lammy asked if The Times (which published Wallersteiner’s comments) was ‘having a laugh’. I have two things to say about this. First: maybe if we stopped being so compulsively reverent toward Oxbridge graduates, stopped unthinkingly giving them all the good jobs and voting them into Government in unrepresentative quantities, the whole issue of who does and doesn’t get in,…

IS IT JUST us or is this weather, or how quickly it can change, driving everyone to distraction? We’re in that classic ‘in-between’ phase – the few weeks that come sandwiched in the middle of the last dregs of spring and the start of summer. This means blissfully sunny afternoons followed by buckets of rain and brisk winds. Brilliant, eh? To say it’s playing havoc with our ability to get dressed in the morning is an understatement. It’s cold enough for tights on most days, yet some folk are cracking out the foot files and braving it in sandals. What the hell are we to do?! Shop clever: invest in double-duty pieces that all work together as light layers now and shed them as you please once summer finally rears…

ONCE UPON A TIME, the giveaway sign of an ambitious male politician was wheeling out his wife in public. But the collective eye-roll at Westminster when the Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt recently gushed about his ‘perfect partner’ Lucia, or when Dominic Raab’s wife Erika told a newspaper how the former Brexit Secretary wooed her with romantic picnics, was strangely telling. Parading your partner feels rather retro in an age when women are running for leader in their own right. With everyone on red alert for a leadership contest, after Theresa May last week let it be known she intends to be gone by the end of July at the latest – and Boris Johnson declared that ‘of course’ he would go for her job – the new power move is…

Depending on whether you got mostly As, Bs or Cs, you’re a… As Born-again boomer. Like the generation born in the years following the Second World War, you believe hard work pays off – and you play hard to match. You can be just a bit rigid in your approach, though… and you may want to give your liver a break. Bs Existential Xennial. Your heart lies on the cusp between the Gen Xers (born 1965-80) and millennials. You don’t expect a job for life, and know your way around a smartphone – but you still watch TV, not just YouTube, and would rather drink pond water than kefir. Cs Secret snowflake. The charge of being sensitive is often levelled at millennials and Gen Z, but we’ve all got triggers.…

Carly Telford, goalkeeper, 31, @carlytelford1 Born in Newcastle, Carly is said to be one of the most popular players in the dressing room. She’s been on the England team for over a decade, and has appeared in three FA Cup Finals at domestic level: in 2008 with Leeds United, in 2012 with Chelsea, and in 2015 with Notts County. Beth Mead, forward, 24, @bethmead_ The Whitby native stepped out into the spotlight this year, with two flawlessly executed goals at England’s SheBelieves Cup campaign of 2019. During her career at previous club Sunderland, Beth scored 77 goals in 78 games; she joined Arsenal WFC in January 2017. Demi Stokes, defender, 27, @demistokes Demi is playing in the World Cup team for the first time. Raised in South Shields, she joined…

The Diamond Spritz A speciality of Nightjar in Old Street, London. Combine vodka, Galliano L’Aperitivo, cider, Aperol and Gosnells hopped mead. Light and satisfyingly orange. The non-#basic Aperol Spritz. The Sauternes Cup Nightjar also recommends this tipple containing Sauternes sweet wine, the aperitif Pineau des Charentes, Pekoe Earl Grey liqueur, cherry dessert wine and pink cider. Very Français, ie chic. The Martino Combine the new, non-alcoholic AEcorn Dry (made from grapes and herbs) with Seedlip Garden 108 (featuring peas – yes, really) and add an olive on a stick. It looks cool, it’s got a kick and it’s absolutely hangover-free.…

IN A LIFETIME, we spend an average of almost £50,000 on our hair but, until recently, most of us gave barely a passing thought to our scalp – unless it started to flake, in which case we might pick up a specialist shampoo. But suddenly, scalp care has exploded into the mainstream, with a bumper crop of serums, scrubs, masks and fizzing foams promising that a healthy scalp is the route to healthier, glossier hair. ‘Your scalp is the bedrock of your hair follicles, so its condition has a huge impact on the health of your hair,’ says Anabel Kingsley, trichologist at Philip Kingsley. ‘Think of your scalp as soil, and your hair as individual strands of grass that it supports and nourishes.’ While experts have long stressed the link…

KEEP YOUR COOL The Camphor balm, £18, from perfume mavericks Le Labo is a cooling balm of eucalyptus and camphor to ease muscles and de-stress. Apply anywhere that feels overburdened. libertylondon.com GO WITH THE FLO Flo femcare are not only on a mission to make periods more body and earth-friendly but (almost) fun. All tampons and liners are organic, biodegradable (even wrappers) and some come in ice-cream-style tubs. hereweflo.com ONE-STOP CBD SHOP CBD fans take note – thechillery.co is Europe’s first CBD destination selling skincare, bodycare and high-quality oils.…

PHOTOS: CHRIS TUBBS PHOTOGRAPHY IT’S THE INTERIORS look of the moment – an eclectic mash-up of colour, pattern, books, plants and curated vignettes that’s fabulously feel-good. Think of it as elegant maximalism. The style is epitomised by the home of artist and designer Luke Edward Hall and Duncan Campbell, of creative consultancy Campbell-Rey, which now also designs interiors and homewares. Duncan bought the one-bed London flat 12 years ago, with Luke moving in six years later. ‘Luke is influenced by the Bloomsbury set, while my references include 20th-century Italian,’ says Duncan. ‘We like to create a playful mood, it’s kitsch.’ It’s also, he says, about injecting joy. ‘You can transform simple tasks by doing them with a beautiful object. Don’t be scared that you’re going to get it wrong. If…

Catch up on… She’s Gotta Have It For one reason or another (racism), Spike Lee is still devoid of his Best Director’s Oscar. Perhaps someone at the Emmys and Golden Globes would like to step up and award him for his faithful bite-sized TV remake of the film that liberated black sexuality on screen. He’s still gotta have it, one day. New season begins streaming on Netflix from Friday Watch live… Riviera Julia Stiles still seems to be wandering half asleep through this watchable yet farcical espionage thriller, set in the Côte d’Azur artworld. Luckily, Poppy Delevingne appears in season two, camping it up with something of the spirit of a young Joan Collins, sipping cocktails on a yacht as if born to it all. Which, of course, she was…

A TRUE SURVIVOR I read with admiration ‘I’m in awe of what my body has endured’ (20 May). Katie certainly has had an astonishing journey and it’s fantastic that she can use her story to help inspire others. Her achievement has changed many lives – she is the perfect role model. An old colleague who had scarring to her face after life-saving surgery told us that until Katie came on the scene, she used tons of make-up to cover up. Afterwards, she felt confident enough to go bare. That’s how proud Katie should be of herself, for helping others realise you don’t have to be perfect to be amazing. Dannii…

arket’S acid green Shirt Every time I wear this, people tell me how cool I am. ‘EASTER EGGS’ The visual clues secreted in Taylor Swift videos and GOT , not the out-of-date choc treats. the ‘i’m not VEGAN ANY more’ BacklaSh Started by Anne Hathaway, building fast. SBJS (Skinny Black JeanS) I’m feeling that way inclined again! These are Current/Elliott. ESSEN’S ELEVATED ESSENTIAL SANDAL Instagram shoe sensation of the summer: I’m calling it now. Barely-there SUNGLASSES LENS TINTS Effective in the full glare of summer? Nope. Cool? Yup. These are Chloé.…

When Killing Eve hit our screens last year, it served up some of the best TV style moments in years. Now embarking on the red-carpet rounds for season two, Jodie Comer has been proving she has a killer sense of style off-screen, too. Her secret weapon? Super-stylist Elizabeth Saltzman, whose mission is to ensure her clients, including Gwyneth Paltrow and Saoirse Ronan, ‘feel confident and go to bed with a smile on their face’. Judging from her recent style run, Jodie must be sleeping soundly. ‘She has the most glorious brain. She’s smart but has whimsy. I love the playfulness within her,’ Elizabeth tells Grazia. Her spirit translates into what she wears. ‘Because her character’s so fashiony, she’s become a darling. She’s really willing to try things and have fun.…

Boris Johnson, former Foreign Secretary Highs: being hero-worshipped by Brexiters for helping win the referendum. Lows: comparing burqa-clad Muslim women to letter boxes. Odds: bookies’ fave. Michael Gove, Environment Secretary Highs: waging eco-war on straws and disposable cups. Lows: some Tories can’t forgive him for turning on Boris last leadership race. Odds: unsure if he’s running. Jeremy Hunt, Foreign Secretary Highs: striving to free London mother Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe from jail in Iran. Lows: rowed with junior doctors as Health Secretary. Odds: strong start, overtaken by Boris. Dominic Raab, former Brexit Secretary Highs: quitting Cabinet in protest at May’s Brexit deal. Lows: slapped down by May in 2011 for suggesting some feminists were ‘bigots’. Odds: sneaking up. Liz Truss, Chief Secretary to Treasury Highs: urging Tories to woo young voters. Lows:…

Paid mat leave for athletes? Just do it! NIKE CAME UNDER fire last week, after US runner Alysia Montaño revealed that when she told the brand she was pregnant, it said it would pause her sponsorship deal and stop paying her. After fellow athletes revealed similar stories, Nike said, ‘Historically, a few female athletes had performance-based reductions applied.’ Jog on, Nike! GOOD NEWS WORTH CELEBRATING Move over Gwyneth and Chris: Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner might be the cosiest divorced couple ever. Last week, the couple, who made their split official in 2018, were seen out and about together looking happier than ever, days after Ben paid tribute to Jennifer online on American Mother’s Day. TOP TWEET Singer @MariahCarey was asked by a fan how they should follow her example…

‘People berate me for feeding my baby – and that’s without flashing any boob…’ MP Luciana Berger - who left Labour in February to join the Independent Group (now called Change UK) - says we need to change the way we treat new mums We still have a long way to go in making new mums feel welcome in and out of the workplace. This is an issue I’ll be raising as soon as I return from maternity leave. My son, Zion, was born in March and I’ve found there’s still a stigma surrounding breastfeeding and too few places to feed or express milk. We must demand changes and take the shame out of feeding babies. And we need more comfortable, sanitary places to express milk – a toilet isn’t…

PHOTO: SHUTTERSTOCK ILLUSTRATION MICHELLE THOMPSON ‘ My sex drive is not the same’ Abigail, 22, is a production assistant and lives in Manchester Three years ago, when I was 19 and in my second year of university, I got pregnant. I’d only been with my boyfriend for a few months and, for me, the decision to have an abortion was relatively straightforward. I had a medical abortion [using drugs rather than surgery], but it didn’t work properly. I was bleeding a lot for three months afterwards. I kept going back to the doctors but they brushed me off – they didn’t realise that, although the foetus had come out, the lining of my uterus was so thick my body still thought I was pregnant. Finally, a nurse arranged another scan and…

PHOTOS: JASON LLOYD-EVANS, GETTY, SHUTTERSTOCK. THEA PORTEROS SCRAPBOOK(£30, UNICORN PUBLISHING), OUT NOW. SNEAKER BEAST AT BROWNSFASHION. COM AND BROWNS EAST, E2 7EY Bag a birthday bargain. The Outnet is marking 10 years with exclusive pieces from Roksanda, Christopher Kane and more. Know your boho. New book ‘Thea Porter’s Scrapbook’ dives into the iconic designer’s gypset aesthetic. Channel Chelsea Flower Show vibes in spring’s full-bloom florals. Clarityn not required. Ask your genie for a hint of ‘Aladdin’ star Naomi Scott’s red-carpet style. Flick your ponytail. See new Givenchy girl Ariana Grande’s teaser campaign for a masterclass. Hotfoot it to Browns’ celebration of sneakers and streetwear – including exclusives from Stadium Goods..…

DESPITE bEINg a trick of the make-up artist trade for aeons, contouring shot up in the wider beauty vernacular thanks to a certain troop of sisters. ‘Kardashian levels of contouring can require up to 10 products, an expert eye and up to an hour of craft, which – if done incorrectly – is tricky at best and can quickly end up looking muddy and messy,’ explains make-up artist Lisa Potter Dixon. ‘But don’t let that put you off ! There is a simpler, softer way of contouring that everyone can achieve with the right tools and know-how, and it’s surprisingly easy to master.’ When it comes to choosing between powder and cream formulas, stick with your instincts. ‘Powder lends a naturally matter finish, while creams amp up a dewy look.’…

PHOTOS: GIANANDREA TRAINA. ISLE OF PARADISE: BOOTS.COM. LA MER: CREMEDELAMER.CO.UK. SISLEY: SISLEY-PARIS.COM.ST TROPEZ: CULTBEAUTY.CO.UK. TAN-LUXE: TAN-LUXE.COM. VITA LIBERATA: BOOTS.COM Grazia’s beauty & health director Joely Walker on what she’s loving this week… There’s no doubt about it – faux tan has a feel-good factor to rival the most perfect red lipstick; and when the sun starts to show (albeit sporadically), I up the tan ante. But which formula to buy? A far cry from biscuit-baked sheets and patchy streaks, this tried and tested line-up offer natural bronze without compromise. A worthy investment, La Mer The Face And Body Gradual Tan, £85, doubles up as a luxe face formula and body booster in one, and works for even the fairest of skin tones to deliver the most believable bronze. Tinted moisturiser…

PHOTO: GIANANDREA TRAINA. FOOD STYLING: NENA FOSTER (@NENA.FOSTER.FOOD) EVERY SUMMER SPENT Not In Greece is a waste of time and yet here I am, not in Greece. If you are reading this on a Greek beach, I only hope you have a good book and an oily paper bag of spanakopita nearby. Think of me as you slurp your Fanta Limone. Perfect Grecian summer days are about alternately taking a dip (in the sea) and taking a dip (tzatziki) until the nuisances of home fade into the froth of the gently lapping ocean. And this is why meze-style eating is one of my favourite things on earth – it’s the free-spirited, sunny wonder of it. I am entirely focused on what I’m going to dip next, living right here, right…

WHEN: Monday 3 June, at 6:30/7pm WHERE: 33 cinemas nationwide. ODEON Basingstoke, Brighton, Cardiff, Greenwich, Guildford, Hatfield, Kingston, Liverpool One, Manchester Trafford, Newcastle Metrocentre, Norwich, Tunbridge Wells, Southampton, Wimbledon. SHOWCASE Bluewater, Bristol CDL, Coventry, Derby CDL, Leeds, Leicester, Reading. CINEWORLD Ashford, Basildon, Birmingham Broad Street, Crawley, Enfield, Glasgow Renfrew Street, Hemel Hempstead, Ipswich, Milton Keynes, Poole, Stevenage, Wandsworth. HOW TO GET TICKETS: Go to seeitfirst.com and enter code HG26LT, which will take you to a special Grazia/Late Night page. As long as there are seats left, you’ll be emailed a code to print out or show on your phone on the night. It’s first come, first served. Late Night is on general release on 7 June…