Joe Stone

Joe Rock is commissioning editor of Guardian Weekend

  • The fandom that made me How the Spice Girls taught me boys could like girls' things

    They behaved like children and were rampantly consumerist – but the Spice Girls were DayGlo ambassadors for writing your own rules in life

  • 'Fresh air is medicine': British ramblers on the joy of their daily walk

    Families, friends and dog walkers on the South Downs share the joy of getting out and about

  • How my Real Housewives addiction has seen me through the pandemic

  • How to be happy in 2021 (despite everything) My lockdown meltdown drove me to try therapy – did it aid?

  • 'I became convinced I was channelling powers': my life as a teenage witch

    I couldn't beget a cauldron, but did manage to notice work experience as a fortune-teller. Would I abound up to find my coven?

  • 'There's simulated news that my hair is a toupee': fictional agony aunts Joan and Jericha open up their celebrity mailbag

    Comedians Julia Davis and Vicki Pepperdine dispense filthy, unfiltered communication on their hugely successful podcast, Dear Joan And Jericha. Can their alter egos assistance 2020's slap-up and not-so-practiced?

  • Ready, steady... oh: Olympics, Glastonbury and Euro 2020 stars on the summer nosotros've lost

    From the medallist to the festival star, what happens when your best-laid summer plans come up undone? Katarina Johnson-Thompson, Harry Kane, Mabel and others share their might-accept-beens

  • Goodbye, adiós and ciao: 27 Europeans say farewell to U.k.

    Subsequently 47 years in the EU family, a divided Great britain leaves for an uncertain future. Here prominent voices from the other 27 states, including Björn Ulvaeus and Nicola Coughlan, bid farewell

  • 'The Daily Mail mistook me for Charles II': 5 celebrities on their famous lookalikes

    Bridget Christie, Frank Skinner, Ben Miller, Rylan Clark-Neal and Jade Thirlwall aqueduct the famous people they get mistaken for

  • Weekend mag generation gap special 'I'g cursed with a sporty family': keeping upward with my Ironmum

    While I binge on crisps, watching Love Island, my 65-year-old mother collects triathlon trophies and snorkels in bogs. Tin I ever keep upwardly?

  • Sexual practice and intimacy: a user's guide 'One of us knew roughly what to practice' – vi celebrities on losing their virginity

    From a teenage threesome to sleeping with the school rugby captain, comedians, writers and presenters recollect their showtime times

  • Men'due south fashion spring/summer 2019 The joy of short shorts: 'Zero screams liberation similar a cakewalk on your thigh'

    Time to get your knees out

  • 'Grace Kelly seemed like an angel': Clive James and others on their outset crushes

    With Valentine's 24-hour interval in view, the veteran author and more come up make clean about their crazy, stupid, teenage loves

  • Stress and anxiety: a user'southward guide From the surgeon to the Spice Girl: how people in high-force per unit area jobs cope with stress

    From Mishal Husain to Mel C and Henry Marsh, twelve high-powered people reveal how they manage

  • Crotch rot and mountains of maggots: my five months of hell on Shipwrecked

    I was on the original reality evidence and it was and then harrowing they wouldn't even employ the bodily footage. These pampered new islanders don't know they're born

  • The rest Skater Adam Rippon: 'I've always tried to live like a superstar'

    The Olympian and Idiot box host on not having much slumber, spray tans and eating cheeseburgers

  • The 1990s are back! But they're much more depressing this time around

    Robbie Williams and the Spice Girls are on the agenda again. Information technology's tarnishing the decade that fabricated me, says announcer Joe Stone

  • A million miles from Love Island: what I learned from being on Shipwrecked

    I was a contestant on Shipwrecked, another reality Tv set show about beautiful people flirting in the sun, but there the similarities finish…

  • The panel Homosexuality was decriminalised 50 years agone. Just what happened adjacent?

    The 1967 Sexual Offences Act was a game-changer for gay men. Our writers reverberate on what changed, and what didn't

  • 'Oh, it'south you lot!' said Geri: my quest to run across the Spice Girls

    Mel C was friendly, Mel B less so... and Posh Spice had to get the perfect selfie

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  • Health & wellbeing
  • Victoria Beckham
  • Reality TV
  • Spice Girls
  • Sexuality