Interviews
Andrew Gilmour speaks to me from Berlin where he is the Executive Director of the Berghof Foundation, an organisation dedicated to peacebuilding and conflict resolution around the world. He’s just come back from a holiday in his native Scotland which, he smilingly informs me, was apparently the only place not blessed with sun.
Rory Graham aka Rag’n’Bone Man released his platinum-selling debut single, Human, in 2016. Since then, he has dominated the charts with his distinctive deep baritone voice, winning multiple awards along the way and collaborating across musical genres with artists including Pink, Calvin Harris, Gorillaz and Bugzy Malone.
Award-winning quirky and alternative comedian Paul Foot is returning to Oxford this month with his new show, Dissolve which is set to be his most vulnerable and honest yet. We got in touch to find out what we can expect from his performance at Oxford’s New Theatre, as well as – in very Paul Foot fashion – getting side-tracked by King Tutankhamen, and what Jesus might have achieved if he'd been a plumber...
Andi Oliver has been a regular presence on our screens in recent years, first as judge and then more latterly as presenter of The Great British Menu but her expertise in both food and presenting
Ella Douglas is an Oxford-born, London-based fashion designer celebrated for her designs which explore queer identities, subcultures, and unconventional aesthetics. Her creative journey took
Sir Tim Rice, the multi-award winning, internationally renowned lyricist, is currently touring the UK with his very own show; Tim Rice My Life In Musicals I Know Him So Well. As the
Oxford United: Tyler Goodhram
'He's One of Our Own'
It’s coming up to a year since the historic day last May when a sea of yellow dominated Oxford’s High Street as the city was out in force celebrating the promotion of (one of) its
Sam Ryder talks exclusively with OX Magazine ahead of his concert on Thursday 12 December at the O2 Academy, Cowley Road, Oxford.
Laurence Llewelyn Bowen has been adorning both our homes and our TV screens since the mid 90s when – it’s no exaggeration to say – his appearance on BBC’s Changing Rooms revolutionised the UK’s ideas of interior taste and design. His distinctive, flamboyant style has engendered both adoration and abhorrence (perhaps in equal measure).