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Military History Matters is a monthly magazine dedicated to the history of conflict on Land, at Sea and in the Air.

Military History Matters is dedicated to answering the big questions of military history. The aim is not only to bring you action-packed narrative, but to provide all the technical detail, in-depth analysis, and cutting-edge controversy you need to understand not just what happened, but also why.

Packed with battlefield maps, eyewitness accounts and book reviews, this is the magazine for everyone who wants to understand war, past and present, in all its dimensions.

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AT HOME IN LONDON, ARTISTS CHARLOTTE AND PHILIP COLBERT WEAVE THEIR CREATIVITY THROUGH A SPACE FOR BOTH LIVING AND WORKING

‘We live in an interesting area, where drag queens rub shoulders with financial directors’Charlotte Charlotte and Philip Colbert’s home in East London is everything you’d expect of a couple whose quirkily original take on the world has propelled them to the top of the avant-garde art scene. Created from a row of old terraced shops, it is a spacious bohemian paradise where family life meets their creative passions. Founder of the Hyperpop movement, Scottish-born artist Philip has been dubbed an heir to Andy Warhol. His surreal pieces address issues of consumerism, technology and identity, and he has also created a global following for his cartoon lobster alter ego. And his wearable works have been seen on Lady Gaga, Cara Delevingne and even the Queen. As for his British-French soulmate, she is an award-winning film-maker and…

BASKING IN THE CALIFORNIA SUN GWEN STEFANI LEADS THE A-LISTERS ROCKING THEIR STYLE AT COACHELLA

‘What a night. Thank you @coachella – See you next weekend!’ Gwen wrote after No Doubt’s first live show in almost a decade Against the dreamy backdrop of a pale pink sunset over a desert with towering palm trees, a Ferris wheel and stage lights, A-listers and music legends including Taylor Swift, Rihanna and Justin Bieber flocked to Coachella Valley Music and Arts festival at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California. Few music festivals attract as many celebrities as Coachella and the event was spangled with stars, boasting headline performances from Lana Del Rey and Doja Cat, along with US rock band No Doubt’s first live show for almost a decade. There was also a bevy of VIP guests, including Paris Hilton and Alessandra Ambrosio, who opted for hippie chic in patterned…

STAGE STARS CELEBRATE AT THE OLIVIER AWARDS AS NICOLE SCHERZINGER HITS THEATRE’S HIGH NOTE

‘I dreamt of so many roles I wanted to do — Norma Desmond was not one of them’Nicole All the world’s a stage, but the biggest names in UK theatre were more than mere players at the Olivier Awards at London’s Royal Albert Hall. And HELLO! was there to watch them shine on the environmentally friendly green carpet – grass grown in a bed of felt – as the ceremony aims to become a net zero carbon event. Leading the winners was Nicole Scherzinger, who picked up the award for Best Actress in a Musical for her role as Norma Desmond in Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Sunset Boulevard, which scooped seven gongs. With proud fiancé Thom Evans watching, the former Pussycat Doll said: “I always really wanted to be a singer and do musicals and…

LOOKING FAULTLESS ON THE L.A. RED CARPET ZENDAYA CELEBRATES HER LEADING LADY DEBUT WITH THE PREMIERE OF ‘CHALLENGERS’

‘I felt like it was a good step into a more grown-up role’ No stranger to ace-ing it with her red carpet fashion choices, actress and singer Zendaya served up another show-stopping performance last week at the Los Angeles premiere of her latest film Challengers. In a move away from other recent glitzy appearances where she has worn styles that pay tribute to the film’s tennis theme, the 27-year-old star instead smashed it in an elegant custom-made Vera Wang creation, featuring a boudoir-esque black lace bodice and billowing pink and black silk and net skirt. The film, which opens in the UK this week, sees Zendaya play Tashi, a tennis pro whose playing career is derailed by injury. She starts to coach her husband, who is billed as a mediocre player, eventually signing…

NEW YORK GETS A PARISIAN MAKEOVER AS DIOR UNVEILS ITS LATEST COLLECTION TO A GLITTERING CAST OF INTERNATIONAL STARS

‘This is my idea of what New York style is’Maria Grazia Chiuri Paris might be birthplace of world-famous fashion house Christian Dior, but New York City was the home-away-from-home for its preautumn/winter 2024 fashion show. A galaxy of stars sparkled in the front row at the Brooklyn Museum in the Big Apple, with Rosamund Pike, Naomi Watts and Diane Kruger all showcasing striking pieces from the collection. And although the outfits worn by the models strutting the runway were the main event, the famous guests also carried off the showstopping designs of Dior’s first female creative director, Maria Grazia Chiuri, with aplomb. Anya Taylor-Joy, a face of the French fashion house, was the epitome of Parisian chic in a classic black dress with a bandeau-style top, layered with a mesh material over the neckline,…

IDRIS ELBA SONIC PREMIERE IS A RED KNUCKLES RIDE

Totally committed to everything he signs up for, Idris Elba brought his game face to the premiere of his latest project, a TV miniseries that brings to life Sonic the Hedgehog’s red sidekick Knuckles. He also brought the two women about whom he is most animated: his wife Sabrina and mother Eve. Dressed in a coral red Fendi backless design and “giving Knuckles a run for his money”, Sabrina posed proudly alongside the actor (together far left), who was also joined by Eve (together left) at the Odeon Luxe cinema in London’s Leicester Square. Always happy to celebrate the Luther star’s achievements, in 2016 she accompanied him to Buckingham Palace to collect his OBE, something he said at the time “made my mum very happy”. Voicing the echidna from the classic video game…

TIMOTHEE CHALAMET TUNING UP READY FOR BOB DYLAN ROLE

The latest photos from the set of Timothée Chalamet’s new film A Complete Unknown will have struck a chord with fans of Bob Dylan. The star of Dune portrays the singer in the forthcoming biopic, having taken lessons to perfect his guitar and harmonica skills. And the images show him singing and playing in front of a crowd, alongside co-star Monica Barbaro (together right), who portrays Bob’s then partner Joan Baez. Timothée, 28 (left), who played the piano in his breakthrough film Call Me by Your Name and sang in Wonka (which landed him a Golden Globe nomination), also enlisted the help of a vocal coach. “I realised I needed to step it up,” he said. He also had the best teacher of all – Bob himself – via 12 hours of unreleased material…

BREAKTHROUGH PRIZE SCIENCE GETS SEXY AS A-LISTERS FLOCK TO TOP AWARDS

It is an event that honours scientific achievement, but a bumper celebrity turnout at this year’s Breakthrough Prize ceremony in Los Angeles put famous faces, not just physics, under the microscope. Held at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures, the event was attended by Hollywood’s finest, many of whom – including Margot Robbie, Jessica Chastain and Glenn Close – were there to present prizes. Jessica (right), who played a physicist in 2014’s Interstellar, called it “a party for science” and thanked organisers for inviting her to present an award “to these real-life superheroes”. Equally impressed was tennis ace Venus Williams (next right), who handed over the New Frontiers Prize for mathematics. Sharing photos on social media, she told her fans: “I was truly in awe… and so inspired by the ingenuity of these award…

JENNIFER LOPEZ FROM BRIEF TO BAGGY AT LINGERIE LAUNCH

In New York for the launch of her latest collaboration with Italian lingerie brand Intimissimi, Jennifer Lopez followed the brief perfectly. Looking glamorous in a sequinned pink dress by David Koma and Valentino heels (left), there were no style slips from the singer, who celebrated her big underwear reveal while basque-ing in the admiration of fans, many of whom had travelled miles to see her. Jennifer, 54, was revealed as the label’s new global ambassador in 2022 and last October, launched the first Intimissimi x Jennifer Lopez This is Me… Now capsule collection, a tie-in with her album of the same name. Posting a reel on social media, she appeared delighted with her new Silky Intimates range, smiling broadly as she toured the store, waved to the crowd and signed autographs. She later emerged…

MARIAH CAREY GOES FOR GOLD IN LAS VEGAS SHOWS

Promoters of Mariah Carey’s Las Vegas residency struck gold in every sense on opening night, when the singer wowed with her legendary vocal range and no fewer than eight stunning looks (with three different hairstyles), including a glitzy strapless gown by Sophie Couture (right), the skirt of which she later removed. Created to celebrate the 19th anniversary of her 2005 album The Emancipation of Mimi, the career retrospective played to a sell-out crowd at the Dolby Live at Park MGM venue, to whom Mariah revealed: “I’m feeling good.” And she had every reason to be. Not only did the star receive a standing ovation, but the show itself got rave reviews and has already been extended from its original eight-date run to include a further eight shows throughout the summer. It is not…

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