Tatler Weekend Hong Kong

Actress Jo Berry is redefining representation and championing little people in the entertainment industry

Jo Berry never imagined she would one day become an actress, let alone the star of a television series. But a chance audition changed everything and she found herself carving out a space for little people in the entertainment industry—on her own terms

How Pearly Tan and Thinaah Muralitharan are changing the face of women’s badminton

Igniting hope for Malaysian women’s badminton, Pearly Tan and Thinaah Muralitharan share their views on their journey of facing challenges with a positive mindset

‘You are not alone in your fight against eating disorders’: Olympic athlete Heather Fisher on her 20-year-long battle with anorexia

Ahead of the UK’s National Eating Disorders Awareness Week from February 24 to March 2, Olympic rugby player and activist Heather Fisher opens up about her struggles with eating disorders and how they continue to impact her life in her 40s

A history of queer homemaking and interior design: How the LGBTQ+ community shaped the meaning of home, interiors and domesticity

Oxford history professor Matthew Cook delves into the history of queer homemaking and interior design, unveiling how the LGBTQ+ community quietly shaped the meaning of family and domesticity in 20th-century England

The nature of resilience: Jane Goodall’s never-ending commitment to protecting the natural world

Jane Goodall, the conservationist and primatologist, has died aged 91. When Tatler interviewed her for our February 2025 cover story, she spoke of the dark days she had seen, yet retained an unshakeable sense of hope, thanks in particular to her belief that younger generations can still save the planet. Here’s that story again

Janet Yang, president of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences on inclusion, making her parents proud and being a ‘kid at heart’

Janet Yang is no stranger to the art of transformation. As the first Asian American president of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, her journey from a young girl enamoured with cinema to becoming one of the most influential figures in Hollywood is a tale of perseverance, passion and vision

Why are people quitting dating apps?

The once-glowing allure of dating apps is starting to fade, with major players like Tinder reporting declining user numbers. Why are people stepping back from the swipe in the digital age?

Super human: Naoto Fukasawa talks design

Renowned Japanese designer Naoto Fukasawa discusses mastering minimalism and human-centred design

The sky’s the limit for Sejal Budholiya, the young engineer tackling the menstrual hygiene gap in underserved communities

“I’m not the type to wait around for someone else to solve a problem I care about”, says the Uttar Pradesh-born analysis engineer at Collins Aerospace

How AI Guided’s Florence Chan helps the visually impaired navigate the world better with a smart belt

In a tech-savvy world, startup founder Florence Chan was shocked to learn that many visually impaired people still use traditional navigation aids. Her solution? An AI-powered belt

Looking to raise funds in 2025? These three venture capitalists highlight the trends, challenges and opportunities that will shape the future

Following a less-than-stellar 2024, these experts predict that artificial intelligence, web3 and health tech will continue to be on the radar of investors in 2025

How Thom Browne stands the test of time by remaining focused and doing what he truly loves

Legendary American designer Thom Browne, known for reinventing tailoring and combining it with the wildest imagination, reflects on how he’s excelled over his 20-plus- year career by doing what he truly loves