Max Williams

Staff Writer

Max Williams's articles

Daniel Howell: "Mental health isn't a mystery"

YouTuber Daniel Howell has written a book aimed at demystifying mental health and offering a toolkit for people who are struggling. He tells us why You Will Get Through This Night.

"You need to own your history." Ricky Whittle on identity, capitalism and the rebirth of American Gods

Ricky Whittle moved to America and landed the biggest role of his career. Life was good but the love affair soured. He opens up about politics, publicity – and why American Gods isn't finished yet

Set sail for the Pop-up Summer Terrace at The Churchill

Anchors away and plot a course for the Pop-up Summer Terrace at The Churchill – bringing a bit of seafood and sunlight (fingers crossed) to Marylebone's hottest cocktail bar

Tom Ellis: "More people want to do good than bad"

We caught up with the legend that is Tom Ellis to discuss his new fashion collection with Rupert & Buckley – with all profits going to Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity

Sussex in Soho is pure poetry on a plate

Sussex Bar & Restaurant brings the joy of seasonal dining to Soho. Sup on oysters, sip on wine, sup on more oysters, and relish the beauties of life

Meal box like a baller | Wadadli Kitchen

Wadadli Kitchen was launched by host of Great British Menu Andi Oliver and brings a taste of the Caribbean to your plate

Jeffrey Herlings: "My accident made me consider walking away"

Motocross rider Jeffrey Herlings talks about his toughest opponent, his 2018 MXGP World Championship and last year's horrific accident that left him temporarily paralysed

Dan Azeez: "You never really choose boxing. It chooses you."

Light-heavyweight English champion Dan Azeez talks about his boxing inspirations, his toughest opponents and the people who have helped guide his journey

Frank Smith | The Man Who Will Be King

At 28 years old, Frank Smith is already a key player for Matchroom Sport. Meet the man destined to become the face of British boxing

Henry Lloyd-Hughes: "You don’t know what role is going to define you"

Henry Lloyd-Hughes has starred in some of the biggest British shows of the past decade – The Inbetweeners, Killing Eve and now The Irregulars. Will Sherlock Holmes be the first role on his death reel?

Harrison Osterfield: "I’ve been trying to become a world record holder"

The Irregulars star Harrison Osterfield on being complemented by George Clooney, his acting inspiration Paul Dano and his attempts to become a world record holder

Meal box like a baller | Davies and Brook at Claridge’s

Davies and Brook at Claridge’s will begin reopening from 12 April – tide yourself over with two different meal kits from Davies and Brook ‘To Go’

Meal box like a baller | Occasions by Hakkasan

Fancy treating yourself to something a little bit special? Occasions by Hakkasan offers Michelin-starred food in a meal box. Light up the incense and enjoy...

James Purefoy: "I have a strange story to tell you about Heath..."

He found his calling on stage before making his name on screens big and small. But the acting industry almost lost James Purefoy to the morgue. He speaks to Max Williams about a life well lived

Malachi Kirby: "I grew up shy... Acting was the last thing on my mind"

Award-winning actor Malachi Kirby is taking on the City in glossy financial drama Devils. He's the perfect person for our inaugural Spotlight cover. We spoke to Kirby about power, conspiracy theories, and why celebrity culture makes him anxious

Why you should read James Bond

You've seen the films – but have you read the books? Anthony Horowitz – himself the author of two James Bond novels – takes us inside the world of Ian Fleming...

Ricky Garcia: "My faith has pulled me out of dark places"

Singer and actor Ricky Garcia on his new film Finding Ohana, performing on Good Morning America, and the importance of his faith

"The violence always has a smile." How Alex Rider thrilled the world

The adventures of teenage spy Alex Rider have enthralled millions of teenagers around the world. We spoke to author Anthony Horowitz about writing adult books for kids

Callum Scott Howells: "I used to tell all my friends that I was a Prince"

Callum Scott Howells, one of the stars of the Russell T Davis drama It's A Sin, talks inspirational drama teachers, woollen cardigans, and impersonating royalty

“Everything’s fuel.” The wonderful mind of Regé-Jean Page

Regé-Jean Page spent his childhood in Harare, his adolescence in London, and much of his twenties in LA. Now he’s set to conquer the world. We investigate the workings of a unique mind