The Observer Magazine

‘My life isn’t normal. And to constantly have a picture taken but not control the narrative, that does have an impact on me mentally’ says @katieprice Ahead of her documentary, does Price have any secrets left, asks Eva Wiseman bit.ly/4ah0Wdu

Are dog-friendly offices a barking mad idea? Since the pandemic, more people bring their canine companions into the office. But while dog lovers are delighted, not everyone shares the affection, writes @joelgolby bit.ly/4oOc07L

Roasted roadkill and other delights: meet the UK’s godmother of extreme foraging Mo Wilde spent a year harvesting from the land around her home, and is on a mission to shift our thinking about how and what we eat. Do we have the stomachs for it? bit.ly/44r6fU1

The frenzy for squishy toys shows the squeeze of keeping up with a new fad Eva Wiseman writes that these anthropomorphic dim sum inspire a yearning in kids and a counterfeit market of chemically questionable origin… but aren’t they also a bit fun? bit.ly/4y4937x

Eternal boyhood: why a generation of young men is moving back home Soaring rents, joblessness and loneliness play a part, but what impact is this having on their masculine identity, asks @ArielleDomb? bit.ly/3Qyu2OM

Things Worth Wearing... Footie fashion The World Cup is under way with a record 48 teams lining up to compete. Jo Jones and Helen Seamons collated what to wear to support in style, whichever flag you’re flying bit.ly/4opNbio

Danielle Littleford: finding my place in the world When Danielle Littleford was growing up, they were shunted between foster-care families. Now sought-after by top designers, the Pakistani-British model reflects to Lamorna Ash on racism and rejection bit.ly/4vCfZqi

After the unorthodox mastermind behind Noma announced he was stepping down, few thought that heor his restaurant – would survive the storm of toxic abuse allegations. But René Redzepi’s absolute control of his kitchen has never faltered. ✍️ @XAMGreenwood bit.ly/4ey9TRT

Bagels are having a Big British Moment, from new hotspots to long-running institutions, writes @evanmoffitt Join the New Yorker on his quest to find London's best offerings bit.ly/4dPYooS

‘I don’t want to be broken by fame’: actor Joe Anders on going into the family business For the son of Kate Winslet and Sam Mendes, having A-list parents is a privilege and a problem Interview by Lily Isaacs bit.ly/4u4wsSU

Inside the high-stakes battle to secure a reservation at London’s buzziest restaurants These days getting that table is a serious business, writes Joanna Taylor, calling for frantic WhatsApp activity or a bespoke concierge service bit.ly/4tXdfT1

Taking off with the flying winemakers @Daveydaibach reports: The same wines can be made in different places with very different results – as so well demonstrated by the world's most famous globetrotting wine consultant, Michel Rolland bit.ly/42LdA07

The case for… Seaside attractions Séamas O'Reilly (@shockproofbeats) must go down to the sea again – for the wheezing rides, vintage wretchedness and crappy plastic currency bit.ly/4wA77me

London’s hotel bakeries: ‘You didn’t tell me it was going to be this fancy!’ Pastries from Claridge’s, tarts at the Connaught… Laura Goodman and her daughter make a day of sampling the city’s destination treats bit.ly/4upTfcN

How those in the know get a ‘bartender’s handshake’ Hospitality insiders often show each other recognition with a glass on the house – so what are they serving, asks Hannah Crosbie (@han67787) bit.ly/4uVzVnI

Meet the 34 most stylish people in Britain (and one very stylish dog) for this weekend's cover story They come from different generations, but all of them live life a la mode, find @helenseamons, @jojonesfashion and @GarconJon bit.ly/42Q9kwf

Nigel Slater’s recipe for blueberry pie Picture this wonderful pie cooling on your windowsill. The pastry's ridged effect is achieved with the tines of a fork bit.ly/4tOZk1t

An Hour with @mrbobodenkirk : ‘We idolise the past, but have to live in the present’ Odenkirk wrote for Saturday Night Live before landing his breakthrough role in Breaking Bad. He shares his perfect hour of swimming, Chicago Cubs and comedy. bit.ly/494TQYY

What's on Doireann Ní Ghríofa's mind: ‘I treasure any visits from our friends’ babies’ The writer in Irish and English, verse and prose, considers love and loss, fact and fiction and the terrible price children pay in warzones bit.ly/49W2E3w

Hooray for wine’s in-betweeners We’re used to red, white and rosé, but many of the most exciting new vintages defy these traditional categories, writes our wine critic @Daveydaibach bit.ly/3Re2H4r