Articles

Berlin in the 1990s was the greatest place and time to be alive in the history of the world. The fact that there exists no Marty McFly-esque time-t...

First impressions of Brent Wadden’s work, especially through photographic reproductions, significantly undersell the scope of both his techniques a...

As the year comes to a close, we look at what changes freelancers need to prepare for the coming New Year. A statement came from the economic affai...

Juggling work and parenting is tough. Deborah Talbot looks at whether freelancing is a better option for parents and what – if any – statutor...

Robert Redford’s last film is an apt send-off for one of Hollywood’s most revered boy wonders. It is as though Redford, after a long and successful...

The lack of proper pasta restaurants in London was always something that bemused me. Even putting Italy to one side for a moment, I’d been to great...

The Ashmolean’s enchanting and uncanny exhibition Spellbound tells a European history of magical practices from the 12th century to the prese...

Joe Sweeney doesn’t love his job, and there’s nothing in this wide world that could make us happier. The much-awaited banana truffle ma...

The second season of The Marvellous Mrs. Maisel, out on Amazon Prime, is just as delicious as the first, a welcome surprise after the disappointmen...

If you have a way with languages, and the idea of working from anywhere in the world and being your own boss appeals to you, then you might conside...

The focus of today’s Freelancers in the Media is the idea of unity. There is a distinct lack of collective muscle in our industry, and that n...

As feared by many, the government is extending the reach of the dreaded “IR35 rule” to the private sector. It’s likely to lead to higher tax bills ...

In the beating heart of London’s West End, the Vaudeville theatre houses a new production of Sam Shepard’s 1980 play True West. Shephard, who died ...

It’s a grey, tepid afternoon in October. I’ve been attending industry screenings at the London Film Festival for two weeks. I’m sat in the BFI Sout...

The sensitively rendered drawings currently on view at the Royal Academy allow visitors to peer into a pivotal moment in history, after which the w...

Let’s start with a game of 20 questions, shall we? Here are some hints: -he’s a self-professed “faux-millennial” -his atelier is a screenprinter -a...

In the coming years, there’s going to be a major need to reinvent our high streets. With online retail killing off a vast chunk of traditional / br...

After an announcement from the HMRC to delay making tax digital, the House of Lords asks that the deferral is continued in order to allow small bus...

CBS’ new remake of Australian cop comedy No Activity has just released its second season, with Patrick Brammall still in the lead role, albei...

With EU leaders signing off on the most recent draft of the Brexit deal and the March deadline looming closer, freelancers need to be ready for the...