by Rebeca Riofrio I arrived expecting cinema. I left carrying responsibility. What began as a simple invitation from my friend Alexei Bez —and the prospect of seeing one of my favourite actresses, Gwendoline Christie , who was presenting one of the Q&A sessions—quickly dissolved into something far more unsettling. These were not films designed to entertain or impress. They were warnings. Testimonies. They were warnings, testimonies, and acts of cinema that deepen our unders

London has a way of staging its own drama. Yesterday, the city’s bitter wind had been chewing at our coats, the rain tapping its usual rhythm against Mayfair’s stone. And then, as if on cue, it stopped — just as we stepped into Curzon Mayfair Cinema  for a special screening of F1 , followed by an in-conversation with some of the most formidable names in modern filmmaking: producer Jerry Bruckheimer , producer Jeremy Kleiner , actress Kerry Condon , supervising sound editor G

Rebeca Riofrio attends The Fashion Awards 2025 at the Royal Albert Hall alongside Sprayground and leading industry figures. Festive scenes at The Peninsula London, celebrity arrivals, blue carpet moments, and a sold-out audience of 5,300 guests. British Fashion Council announces £1 million raised for the BFC Foundation. VIP box includes Sadie Stone of HR Owen Official, hip-hop duo Krept (Casyo Johnson) and Karl Wilson, Getty photographer Hoda Davaine, Lara Accison of LAL Lond

Rebeca Riofrio attends The Fashion Awards 2025 at the Royal Albert Hall alongside Sprayground and leading industry figures. Festive scenes at The Peninsula London, celebrity arrivals, blue carpet moments, and a sold-out audience of 5,300 guests. British Fashion Council announces £1 million raised for the BFC Foundation. VIP box includes Sadie Stone of HR Owen Official, hip-hop duo Krept (Casyo Johnson) and Karl Wilson, Getty photographer Hoda Davaine, Lara Accison of LAL Lond