Pedro Pascal – "I'm Not a Tough Guy."

Pedro pascal cares about you. He's also self-conscious about caring about you. This is exactly what makes him great.

Winging It

Amazon got into the air cargo business to guarantee fast delivery» But when a risk-taking tech giant tries to commandeer a risk-averse industry, not everything goes smoothly

Engines of Wow

Generative AI can now make better art than most humans.Soon it will transform how we design just about everything.

The Time is Right for Porn

Let Twitter be the site it’s always been.

10 Simple Tips & Tricks to Help You Master Your New iPhone

Did you just get a new iPhone 14? These tips will help you get the most from it.

Iggy Pop – "I Can Take a Punch"

There are die-hard totemic musicians, and there's Iggy Pop, so reflective of rock's primal urges and irrepressible energies he could write the book and supply most of the images. His "ribald ruffian" of a new album, Every Loser, shows an artist still willing to take risks and not succumb, aged 75, to notions of growing old gracefully. Five decades since Raw Power, The World's Greatest Living Rock'N'Roll Star (TM) talks about that feral classic, working with Bowie then and, four years later, in Berlin, his surprise visit from Robert Plant, the nature of addiction, inventing punk, the impermanence of existence, oh, and his beloved cockatoo... "At certain points there are flare-ups," he warns Chris Roberts

Iggy Pop Special: Funtime

Credited to Iggy & The Stooges, Raw Power is, to some ears (usually bleeding), the greatest rock album of the early 70s, sheer sonic violence further enlivened by bids to "search and destroy". More than The Stooges' previous two albums, it captures the puressence of rock'n'roll while setting fire to the rulebook. With a little help from James Williamson, their guitarist, Johnnie Johnstone tells the story of its brief yet volatile making and impact following its release a half-century ago this month. And then, on p88, RC is granted an audience with the mighty Iggy Pop in which he traces his career from the band's 1973 landmark to his new solo album, Every Loser, concluding with a Stooges/Pop discography on p97. All aboard.

Are You Ready for some Football?

His Super Bowl parties provide the homeless with good food, good entertainment and a chance to belong

Colin MacIntyre – No man is an island

Mull Historical Society mainstay Colin MacIntyre lifts the lid on his vinyl reissues and box set

Yungblud & Roger Daltrey

On staying fashionable in music, how ego ruined social media, and saying no fucking way’ to The Voice

Rosalia is playing her own game

How pop's most unconventional superstar made a name for herself

Kanye's dark, twisted reality

Former Yeezy team members claim the rapper turned designer used porn, bullying and "mind games" to control his staff and that Adidas execs "turned their moral compass off"

A reporter at large- Lula's Restoration

After prison, a fraught election, and a near-coup, Brazil's President wants to remake the country again.

When art turns odd

Our podcast editor Ellie Cawthorne discusses a recent episode on the weirdest masterpieces in art history - and what they can tell us about the depth of human imagination

"Indigenous Americans who travelled across the Atlantic were horrified by inequalities in European society"

Caroline Dodds pennock talks to Ellie Cawthorne about her new book tracing the remarkable stories of Indigenous Americans who voyaged to Europe after 1492

Our Local Correspondents – Friend of the Mayor

Why did Eric Adams take a fraudster Brooklyn church leader under his wing?

20 of the best places to ride on the Planet

The wildest geography lesson you'll ever take!

Weed Trail Blazers

Aneela McKenna explores why Scotland's Tweed Valley is such a hotbed for female riding talent

"Self-love is not a destination it's a daily commitment to accept yourself"

Their mainstream appeal earned Sam Smith a slew of music awards, including an Oscar. Now, new album Gloria reveals a change in direction as they step into their queerness and care a lot less about what people think

Anabolic Steroids: Drug Abuse and Pathology

Informed consent is a keystone concept in clinical medicine as it is practiced in the United States. When a patient acknowledges giving informed consent, it means that he/ she understands the purpose of the proposed treatment e.g., surgery or medicine) as well as the potential risks that are known to be associated with the treatment.

Dr.T's Transformation

Get in the Best Shape of Your Life at Any Age!

A Rite for Sore Eyes

Therabody’s new high-tech massager is a balm for screen-time headaches.

Arnold Strongman Classic

Testing the Limits of Strength and Power for 20 Years!

American Coyote

When people cross the US-Mexico border hoping to immigrate, they encounter a smuggling network whose operators are often highly vulnerable themselves

How Much Can I Make?

It's what everybody wants to know before buying a franchise-and although there's no guaranteed answer, you can learn a lot by asking the right questions. Here's how.

Deepen Your Deltoids With Arnold Presses

For centuries, shoulder strength and size have defined a man is really made of. In past eras, the test of a person's strength could be evaluated by the amount of weight that could be lifted overhead.

When Employees Go, Data Can Leave, Too

Cybersecurity professionals fear that job cuts can lead to vulnerabilities

'Arnold Era' Diet

It was during the 1970s that bodybuilders began to learn more about nutrition. In part, it is thanks to Arnold as he set the standard so high that natural ability would no longer account for success.

Are You an Entrepreneur... or a Systempreneur?

It's the first question any potential franchisee should ask themselves. Here’s how to find the answer.

What the Big Moment Looks Like

Want to be a franchisee? The last big step is often called "Discovery Day," where you decide to sign...or not! We followed four people on their big moment at Unleashed Brands.