Chris Cotonou

1 month ago | countryandtownhouse.com | Chris Cotonou

(c) Andrej Sokolow/dpa/Alamy Live News (c) Andrej Sokolow/dpa/Alamy Live News Chris Cotonou asks whether the outlandish personal style of the Tech Bros is the new power dressing, or just sartorial incompetence? Deep Dive: Tech Bro Style In the past, when writing about the style of Wall Street workers, I would’ve had fun flicking through 90s Armani catalogues and Gordon Gekko film stills. But it’s 2025, and instead, I’m watching YouTube clips of Mark Zuckerberg explaining why he only wears the...

1 month ago | standard.co.uk | Chris Cotonou

“I didn’t ask to be born into this suffering, and neither did you.” Ryan, 22, is a student in London. He believes that giving birth is morally wrong and that humanity should go the way of the dinosaur. This is the thinking of the antinatalists, a provocative philosophical movement that has grown across the world, bound by a shared desire to end human procreation.

2 months ago | ft.com | Chris Cotonou

This article is part of FT Globetrotter’s guide to Paris On a side-street halfway down Avenue Georges Mandel, a tree-lined boulevard that...

Dec 4, 2024 | ft.com | Chris Cotonou

Chris Kontos has opened a natural wine bar in Athens.

Dec 1, 2024 | a-rabbitsfoot.com | Kitty Grady |Lucy Davies |Chris Cotonou |Tobias Grey

Rungano Nyoni discsusses the origins and inspirations of her second feature, On Becoming a Guinea Fowl, which took home the prize for Best Film in the Un Certain Regard section at Cannes Film Festival earlier this year. “Film is about making things tangible, right? Like how do you deal with your past? Why do you stumble across it on a dark road?” The Zambian-Welsh director Rungano Nyoni is talking to me about the opening sequence of her second feature On Becoming a Guinea Fowl.