Heston Blumenthal’s Fat Duck, Simon Rogan’s Aulis – chef Rafael Cagali served his time in the kitchens of the greats. Then he struck out on his own. Just eight months later, Da Terra won a Michelin star. Last year, it won a second and the Bethnal Green favourite – which celebrates Raf’s Brazilian-Italian heritage – is now rightly considered one of the best restaurants in London. Raf sat down with SLMan to talk about his business journey, favourite places to eat and what success means to him.

The right kitchen gadget can transform your cooking, prepping and cleaning experience. From herb scissors to a gravy separator, these are the time-saving devices that turn chores into pleasures…

Yorkshire puddings are every right-thinking person’s favourite accompaniment to a roast, but they have a reputation for being tricky to get right at home. That’s not entirely fair, however. Seven top chefs gave us their easy tricks and tips for making sure yours rise to the occasion…

We live in an era of unparalleled technological advancement. Isn’t it about time you started reaping its rewards? From slick speakers and wireless headphones to an exercise bike with built-in video games, here are ten of the latest tech triumphs that promise to improve your life…

Nutritional medicine expert Dr Rupy is the man behind the popular Doctor’s Kitchen books and podcast, which has over 12m downloads to date. His new book Dr Rupy Cooks features more than 100 delicious and easy recipes that put taste and nutrition joint first. Here, he shares his tips for eating well – plus three great dishes to try at home.

Billingsgate Market is the obvious choice, but if you don’t fancy waking up at 4am for the catch of the day, there are quality fishmongers elsewhere in the capital. We asked nine of the country’s best chefs to share their favourites, what they ask for at the counter, and the sustainable options to look out for.

After discovering he could hold a note as a teenager, Jack Savoretti busked at cafés around the UK before landing a record deal. Two decades on, the singer-songwriter has two number-one albums under his belt and has worked with the likes of Bob Dylan, Nile Rodgers and Kylie Minogue. Jack spoke to SLMan about discovering music as a child, life on tour, and why he doesn’t still consider himself a musician.

Ready to up your weekend kitchen game? We asked six chefs for their top roast beef tips. From advice on timings to gravy hacks, here’s how to impress next time you don the apron…

A former star for Liverpool and England, an injury at 31 meant retirement came as a shock for Jamie Redknapp. But that wasn't the end of his footballing career. A Sky pundit for over a decade and brand ambassador for clothing line Sandbanks, in this exclusive SLMan video, Jamie invites his friend – supermodel David Gandy – over for a coffee to talk career moves, style, why he chose not to follow in his father's footsteps, how to deal with online trolls and the best thing about becoming a dad again in his late-40s.

David Gandy shot to stardom in the noughties as the face of Dolce & Gabbana Light Blue. Since then he’s fronted campaigns for the biggest names in fashion, even staring down at the world from 50ft billboards in Times Square. Now he’s applying that experience to launch his own brand – with two children as well, life has certainly changed for the legendary model. He told SLMan how it came to this…

Tag Warner became CEO of Gay Times aged just 24. Since then, he’s helped transform the magazine into a modern brand for LGBTQ+ people around the world – it has recently collaborated with Calvin Klein and Alexander McQueen, and featured cover stars like Tom Daley and Phoebe Bridgers. To mark LGBTQ+ History Month, Tag spoke to SLMan about his career journey, transatlantic working and championing marginalised voices.