While Vogue World Milan celebrated the idea of ‘Made in Italy’, Claudia Limaverde Costa reflects on how AI can fit with the fashion industry while preserving human creativity, intellectual property and the maisons’ heritage.

I'd only heard raving reviews of Operation Mincemeat from everyone I know, for years. Having finally seen it, I can confirm all of them are true. It is one of the most interesting and original musicals I've seen recently. The story is moving, the soundtrack is wonderful, and every single song has you hooked. If Six and Hamilton had a child somehow set in World War II, this is what the soundtrack would be like. The song ‘Making a Man’ is certainly not leaving my brain anytime

The upstairs theatre of the Lion and Unicorn pub, near Camden, is not where you expect to find one of the funniest and smartest nights of theatre in London. But for one week, God Save Us! turned that little room into a medieval English town, and it never stopped being hilarious.

There was not a dry eye in the house at the press night of The Pianist at Park Theatre. I was invited, and I went expecting a good evening of theatre, but I left feeling something like grief, mixed with responsibility.

Taika Waititi's upcoming film remarkably collapses in on itself, finding very little to say about love, loss and the role of artificial intelligence in either.