Rhys Thomas
Rhys Thomas's articles
"You have to grow and make mistakes." Kelly Jones on the rock-star lifestyle
Stereophonics singer Kelly Jones shares some stories, from eating Keith Richards' Shepard's Pie to being coached at football by David Bowie
Published: Tuesday 17th December 2019
"I can only aim for first now." Alex Thomson is going for Vendée Globe glory
The Vendée Globe solo around-the-world race is one of the toughest sporting challenges on the planet. Alex Thomson has done it four times so far… Rhys Thomas finds out what it’s going to take to make it a fifth
Published: Monday 16th December 2019
"Any mistakes can be life threatening." How Louis Rudd conquered Antartica
Captain Louis Rudd MBE recently completed a solo crossing of Antartica. He relives his epic journey in this exclusive interview
Published: Monday 9th December 2019
How Timothy Everest became the coolest tailor on Savile Row
Timothy Everest is the go-to outfitters for some of the best-dressed actors around, but it’s also making a strong play for the everyman. Rhys Thomas talks tailoring with general manager Lee Rekert
Published: Friday 8th November 2019
"When you’re a kid, you come into this world pure." Stephen Odubola shares his story
When Stephen Odubola decided that he wanted to be an actor, he used hard work and determination to fight his way to success… He tells Rhys Thomas about landing his first lead role in a feature film
Published: Friday 8th November 2019
What We Learned From '100 Things Millionaires Do'
We read Nigel Cumberland's upcoming publication 100 Things Millionaires do, this is what we learned
Published: Friday 1st November 2019
The Bar Necessities: Gold Step
Gold Step is your new destination for tequila and mescal, no lemon and salt here. Just all-out underground vibes and a mouthwatering curation of fine agave spirits.
Published: Wednesday 30th October 2019
John Smedley: the king of knitwear
As John Smedley marks 235 years in the business, Rhys Thomas takes a look at the brand’s history and how it’s planning to celebrate the milestone
Published: Thursday 10th October 2019
My style essentials: Moss Kena
Far on the outskirts of London sits a quiet village called Harefield, populated by people who’ve found their flow far from the throes of inner-city life. There’s a church, a football team and a shop to buy fishing equipment. Most people who grow up there aren’t interested in ever leaving – but then, most people aren't Moss Kena...
Published: Friday 4th October 2019
Akira: why Japanese cuisine makes the best dining experience
As Japan Week draws to a close, we visit Akira, Japan House. It's one of the finest Japanese restaurants in London...
Published: Tuesday 1st October 2019
"It's important to remember why you did something." Beardyman is back
At the launch of his latest single, the former beatbox world champion, comedian and musician discusses a return to music, parenthood and society...
Published: Friday 27th September 2019
"Nowadays I’m learning I want to be happy as well as successful." Luke Marzec is on a crescendo
Luke Marzec has risen to prominence in the last year, his eclectic music is complex in its simplicity and has mass-appeal. In his first ever face-to -face interview, we learn more about the man behind the music...
Published: Friday 23rd August 2019
"I do still try to push limits." Marc Márquez is the fastest man on two wheels
Nobody rides a motorbike like Marc Márquez. We speak to the reigning MotoGP champion (he has five of 'em, and counting) about the season so far, life outside of racing and his many, many, crashes
Published: Thursday 22nd August 2019
"Too many people have died because of reality TV." Andy Jordan on music, fashion, and Made In Chelsea
Andy Jordan made the headlines from his time on Made In Chelsea. These days, he’s switched south-west London for the south-west coastline, enjoying a life of surf and simplicity, alongside running his clothing brand and music career. Speaking to Square Mile, Andy let us in on how life has been since the show.
Published: Monday 19th August 2019
half•alive may be the most stylish band in the world
Having formed just three years ago, half•alive have been living life to the full, packing in tour dates and experimental videos alongside their successful debut album. Speaking to Square Mile, the Californian band told us how it's all working out
Published: Monday 19th August 2019
"The world is obsessed with vanity." Shruti Haasan is a truly global superstar
Shruti Haasan is the daughter of Indian acting royalty, but she has long since established herself as a star in her own right. We speak to an actor and musician happy to forge her own path...
Published: Thursday 15th August 2019
The best jazz bars in London
D’ya like jazz? Want a bit of New Orleans in the City? Pretend you’re Frank Sinatra? Follow our advice and visit the best jazz bars in London
Published: Wednesday 14th August 2019
One of the UK’s most exciting photographers will exhibit at the Maddox Gallery
Haris Nukem will join renowned artists Coco Dávez, Banksy and David Yarrow in showcasing his new exhibition ‘faith’ on the walls of this Mayfair institution
Published: Monday 12th August 2019
"Perfection takes effort." Luke Campbell on the fight of his life
He has an Olympic gold, but his ambitions have always been bigger than that. Now, Luke Campbell has a shot at boxing's biggest prize – and, in Vasyl Lomachenko, its reigning P4P king. He tells Rhys Thomas about the fight of his life