From Vacheron Constantin to Grand Seiko, Geneva’s biggest watch week Watches & Wonders delivers a flood of new releases – so we’ve distilled the highlights, spotlighting the standout pieces that define 2026, from refined classics to boundary-pushing haute horology

The Lord of the Rings. Star Trek. Dredd. The Boys. Karl Urban is basically a franchise unto himself. Now he’s stepping into the arena for Mortal Kombat II

Aged 24, Samuel Bottomley has worked with some of the greatest actors in the industry. Now he plays a rapper in James McAvoy’s directorial debut.

Irish singer-songwriter Dermot Kennedy has gone from busking on the streets of Dublin to selling out arenas around the world. He shares his remarkable journey

Emelia Hartford doesn’t stay in one lane for long. The racer, builder and actor discusses carving out credibility in motorsport and Hollywood – and why car culture deserves its own platform

As the scion of a British acting dynasty, Hero Fiennes Tiffin would be well within his rights to be confident, cocksure even. But the 28-year-old is more introspective than imperious – a bit like his emotional, incisive new twist on a young Sherlock Holmes

Japanese designers in London are creating serene homes rooted in natural materials, light and restraint – proving calm may be the ultimate luxury, says Janey Fry

From Dallas Cowboys cheerleader to Hollywood mainstay, Sarah Shahi traces the unlikely moments that shaped her career

The Perpetual Calendar is a serious contender at the heavyweight end of haute horology’s ‘complications’. Alan Seymour takes us through his favourites

What does it take to become one of the biggest DJs on the planet? Lost Frequencies shares his secrets and future plans.