Alexandra Shulman
Columnist at The Mail on Sunday
Journalist and commentator. Editor-in-Chief British Vogue 1992-2017. Represented @krugercowne
Articles
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1 week ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Alexandra Shulman
The number of men I know who have prostate cancer is quite terrifying. Which is why the Mail’s campaign for a national screening programme is vital. Unlike mammograms to detect breast cancer and smear tests for cervical cancer, there is no routine check for prostate cancer on the NHS. But dealing with cancer doesn’t end with screening – it’s just the start.
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2 weeks ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Alexandra Shulman
David, my boyfriend, as I still like to describe him despite his being 77 and me 67, was lying in the recovery ward of the Royal Marsden Hospital when he proposed to me. It was only a couple of hours after his major surgery for liver cancer and he was, amazingly, sitting up in bed with a cup of tea, wired up to fentanyl, dripping pain-free elation. I was thrilled to see him in such good condition. ‘Will you marry me?’, he asked in a slightly slurred voice. It took me only a heartbeat to answer ‘no’.
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2 weeks ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Alexandra Shulman
The actors cast in the upcoming Beatles biopics being directed by Sam Mendes are a brilliant illustration of how ideas of physical attraction change over time. The new Fab Four – Paul Mescal as Paul, Harris Dickinson as John, Barry Keoghan as quirky Ringo and Joseph Quinn as George – are some of the most fashionable and desirable young actors around. But they look nothing like the original Beatles, who, pictured in their prime with their moptop hairdos, appear faintly ridiculous to the modern eye.
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1 month ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Alexandra Shulman
This week’s buzz topic has been masculinity. Adolescence, the extraordinary four-part drama on Netflix, is a frighteningly believable story of a teenage boy driven to extreme violence. Meanwhile, Sir Gareth Southgate focused on the worrying lack of positive male role models for boys in this year’s Richard Dimbleby Lecture. If you want to be a man, Sir Gareth said, get into the gym instead of listening to toxic influencers.
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1 month ago |
airmail.news | Alexandra Shulman
When I announced to David, my long-suffering boyfriend, that I was staying at the Montreux Clinique La Prairie for a few days, he asked if I was going mad. As a woman who hates being told what to do, dislikes most spa treatments, and definitely resents being put on a no-alcohol, healthy-eating regime, why would I want to expose myself to this? Fair question.
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