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Cat impression

RIP Meanjin.

– Michael Sun

We can't stop talking about...

Style titans
Vale Giorgio Armani

Mr Armani, as everyone knew him, has died at 91. He was equally elegant and enigmatic: the 'architect of how we dress now'.

Full of vim
No celebration of Armani's legacy would be complete with pictures. Those suits!

Clocking in
Good news: Chloe Malle has been named head of Vogue US after Anna Wintour stepped back in July. She seems nice!

Is that him?
Bad news: Shein displayed a listing for a shirt featuring an image resembling Luigi Mangione.

Eat this

Secret sauce

Rosheen Kaul amps up a grilled cheese with a healthy dose of homemade tuna sambal.

Extremely online

Is Emerald Fennell an edgelord or an auteurist mastermind? Is Wuthering Heights the matcha Labubu of cinema? Do we love or hate Charli xcx now? Maybe it’s all marketing’s fault? What does it all mean? Why is my entire timeline Wuthering Heights? I never want to hear about this film again.

Good reads: this is tennis’ most powerful woman and the ultra-wealthy’s secret trick. This is our generation’s greatest writer and greatest make-up artist. Jane Krakowski is the new Mary in Oh, Mary! and Pink contracted E coli.

Bad reads: this harrowing tale of surrogacy.

Top of the list

An album – sad jam session
Folk Bitch Trio's debut album Now Would Be a Good Time is tender, relatable and gorgeously layered. Their trick? 'Being pathetic and lonely is great for songwriting.'

Folk Bitch Trio's debut album Now Would Be a Good Time is tender, relatable and gorgeously layered. Their trick? 'Being pathetic and lonely is great for songwriting.'

Another album – cat impression
Seven years since David Byrne released his last solo album, his new outing Who Is the Sky? is still sunny, still odd, still delightfully deranged – miaowing and all.

Seven years since David Byrne released his last solo album, his new outing Who Is the Sky? is still sunny, still odd, still delightfully deranged – miaowing and all.

A book – self-expression
Tenderfoot by Toni Jordan follows a 12-year-old girl coming of age in 70s Brisbane amid a family of gamblers. It might just become an Australian classic.

Tenderfoot by Toni Jordan follows a 12-year-old girl coming of age in 70s Brisbane amid a family of gamblers. It might just become an Australian classic.

A film – new obsession
Sorry, Baby is the little film that could: a Sundance breakout that tackles a trauma plot with bracing humour and striking naturalism. In cinemas now!

Sorry, Baby is the little film that could: a Sundance breakout that tackles a trauma plot with bracing humour and striking naturalism. In cinemas now!

This week's weirdest story

Captain underpants

This guy wore 53 pairs of boxers to run a marathon.

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