Senior Correspondent and Music Curator for @Monocle_Radio / Host of The Stack - a weekly podcast about print / From São Paulo, London based [email protected]
The Stack: Artist Sarah Maxwell on her graphic novel, ‘Call Me By Your Name’; Victor Yves on his book, ‘Visual Culture of Northeast Brazil’; and Luke Adams from ‘Valet’ on the magazine’s new issue
https://t.co/Rg8JCASjlq
The Stack: Paula Merlo, the editor in chief of @BrazilJournal ‘Page9’. Plus: Andreas Kokkino and Stathis Mitropoulos from Athens bookshop Hyper Hypo; and Sophie Cecil talks about her job as a scent columnist
https://t.co/T82nyVzZno
Spoke on The Monocle Daily about Brazil scrapping the six-day workweek. A victory for workers, bringing humanity to all not just a few. It took a long time but finally it’s here ✨
https://t.co/gVODCNbVcU
🌊✨🎤 A pleasure speaking with Leon Bridges for Monocle Meets (link below, also on Apple Podcasts and Spotify). His new album is so joyous ☀️
https://t.co/sSK4svN3S4
The Foreign Desk: As Brazilians head back to the polls, can Lula win them back? Where did all these Bolsonaros come from? And: the regional implications if Brazil heads to the right https://t.co/AT24LFGhKx
The Globalist: We're in Sao Paulo with @feap and Sarajevo with @guydelauney for the results of key elections, in Taipei with @WilliamYang120 for the arrival of F16s, and Paris for Fashion Week. Plus: The philosopher Alain de Botton at #LIVEX https://t.co/vcLdXtht1h
The Stack: A Brazil special: we hear from Sérgio Dávila, editor in chief of @folha and Catarina Carvalho, executive director of @revistapiaui
https://t.co/Lyq0RTfUB0
@TheEconomist Come on, not good at all The Economist. Say what you want about Lula but he’s a centrist - to compare both candidates like this is unfair. What the Bolsonaros representa is quite nasty really.
The Stack: At the Arab Media Summit, we join AFP’s global news director, Philip Chetwynd; the editor in chief of Gulf News, Mark Thompson; and WSJ’s chief foreign-affairs correspondent, @yarotrof. Plus: AD France on design
https://t.co/ourhflkgbh
The Briefing: Brazilians prepare to head to the polls as the presidential race narrows. Then: we look ahead to Fine Arts Paris and head to the Toronto Film Festival. And: we hear from the son of the late architect César Pelli about his final project https://t.co/SkAa1ucgjy
The Stack: We celebrate the American newsstand with Vico Puentes from TOMO mags in Austin and Stacy Mitchell from Bold Magazine Shop in Portland. And: Konfekt’s editor Sophie Grove previews the publication’s new issue and book.
https://t.co/gOIFafcZrz
The Globalist: @kaufmannbruno on Sweden’s election as the prime minister vows to bring the far right into government. Then: @inzyrashid on why Algeria has cut ties with the UAE. Plus: @bernieCHO and @feap on why Brazilian funk is having a K-pop moment
https://t.co/3T94wWW5E7
Monocle Meets: Monocle Radio’s @feap speaks with Ukrainian singer Zlata Ognevich, who talks about music, Eurovision, her Crimean roots and being a cultural ambassador in her country
https://t.co/SD8dZSbJuw
Há 27 anos, em 07.09.1999, Marina Person apresentava o Supernova ao vivo em pleno feriado. Naquele dia, ela falava sobre Guga e ainda lia os e-mails dos telespectadores que comentavam sobre a Independência do Brasil.
🌳Material extraído do acervo da Abril