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10/23/24 • -1 min

Introducing Amber Valletta On The Noughties Look That Makes Her Cringe And Whether Fashion Can Truly Have A Sustainable Future from The Closet Digest by Vogue.

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Model, activist and actor Amber Valletta joins British Vogue’s Emily Chan to talk about her favourite vintage pieces and family heirlooms. She also discusses how red carpet fashion has changed since the Noughties – a time when people didn’t have stylists – and her approach to sustainability.

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Introducing Amber Valletta On The Noughties Look That Makes Her Cringe And Whether Fashion Can Truly Have A Sustainable Future from The Closet Digest by Vogue.

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Miranda Hart - 'I always knew I’d get married at 51'

It’s been ten years of ‘bear with.. bear with’ but *finally* we’ve got our beloved Miranda Hart back. Due to a long-term undiagnosed chronic illness (which we talk about, of course) Miranda has been largely out of the public eye for the past decade. I was so touched to be the first person she spoke to on her return to work. We covered writing her new book (full of amazing life advice), being an introvert, medical gaslighting, body image and...wait for it... her new husband.

Miranda and I had a ball - her failures include not being a farmer’s wife, not being an athlete and not making the school choir (it turns out there was a reason for this but she only found out years later and has never spoken about it before...). So if that’s not tantalising enough for you then, quite frankly, I don’t know what is.

In my subscriber episode ‘Failing with Friends’, Miranda stayed on to answer your questions including one about farting in front of your partner. Yes, we went there.

Thank you, Miranda and welcome back, we missed you!

‘I Haven’t Been Entirely Honest with You’ by Miranda Hart is out now.

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James Blunt - ‘The Iraq war lost me my GRAMMYS’

TW: miscarriage and pregnancy loss

You’ll probably have heard of James Blunt. And if you haven’t, you’ve almost definitely heard his most famous song, You’re Beautiful. There was a time in the early 2000s that it was EVERYWHERE. And that’s because James Blunt was absolutely huge. His debut 2004 album, Back To Bedlam, was the biggest-selling album of the decade in the UK, shifting over 12 million copies. I know!! TWELVE MILLION.

He has released another six albums since then, every one of them a top 10 hit, winning two Brit Awards and two Ivor Novellos along the way.

But Blunt faced an astonishing cultural backlash for his ubiquity - eventually choosing to fight back in his own words on Twitter, where he rapidly became known for his acerbic put-downs and self-deprecating humour.

He joins me to talk about the ‘honour’ of being a ‘one-hit wonder’, his rejection by every single major record label and his failure to win any Grammys, despite being nominated for five in one night. We also talk about his friendship with the late Carrie Fisher, whether he bears a grudge against any of the musicians who slagged him off (looking at you, Damon Albarn and Noel Gallagher), the absurdity of fame and - in a moving exchange - the male experience of miscarriage.

At points, his humour was so dry it took me a couple of seconds to realise he’d made a joke. Listening back, I can confirm I find him utterly hilarious.

Back To Bedlam is about to be released as a remastered 20th anniversary edition.