Elton John writes exclusively for the Observer Magazine: 'They wanted to tone down the sex and drugs. But I haven’t led a PG-13 life' theguardian.com/global/2019/…
We are thrilled to introduce the Observer Magazine's brilliant new agony aunt @Philippa_Perry: psychotherapist, TV presenter and bestselling author. Philippa will answer your questions every week. Look out for her first column this Sunday. Out with the Observer newspaper
Meet the Prince of Pop. The one and only @ShawnMendes in this Sunday’s @ObsMagazine
The global phenomenon, who sends his teen fans into meltdown, talks selfies, social media overload - and posing in his pants
Since retiring from the Twilight saga, in 2012, Robert Pattinson has quietly evolved into one of Britain's best actors. So why does he suffer so much self-doubt? @alex_moshakis finds out. Only with this Sunday's @ObserverUK
Tomorrow’s @ObsMagazine starring @GillianA She talks about living in Britain, joking with fans - and falling in love with Margaret Thatcher. Her role as the Iron Lady in Season 4 has just been confirmed by @TheCrownNetflix
Jenna Coleman: 'Because I was young and female, there was definitely a feeling like I perhaps didn’t have as much right to an opinion.' theguardian.com/tv-and-radio…
The YouTuber @KSIOlajidebt is one of Britain’s biggest internet celebrities, a bona fide star with millions of followers. Now he’s releasing a rap album. Will it be any good? In this week’s cover story, he talks to @alex_moshakis. Out Sunday with The Observer 🗞
“I want to do something to move the conversation forward in a meaningful way around HIV/AIDS, and what it is to live with HIV... In tomorrow’s @ObsMagazine the inspirational Jonathan Van Ness @jvn@QueerEye talks to @Aaronhicklin
Peckham-born Damson Idris is a huge name in the US. But back here his star is still rising. He talks to Tim Lewis about breaking out in Snowfall, his American accent, joking with Jay-Z and the joy of dressing up theguardian.com/tv-and-radio…
David Tennant: 'A good friend once told me: “You’re not as nice as you think you are.” I was stunned because it seemed quite harsh at the time, but she was actually right.' theguardian.com/lifeandstyle…
Florence Welch: 'I learned ways to manage my terror – drink, drugs, controlling food. It was like a renaissance of childhood' theguardian.com/global/2018/…