“Wait a minute, what do mean? I’ve never done an interview with a title. This interview is called Letter to My – I’m writing it down – to My Younger Self. Hey, I’m already stimulated,” says our cover star Jeff Goldblum, who takes us on a wild ride, from traipsing after dinosaurs in Jurassic Park to playing jazz on stage at Glastonbury. With his signature eccentric charm, the actor takes us behind the magical curtain and into the life of Jeff. “I still go with my stomach, my gizzard, about everything,” he says. “I feel like I’m still getting opportunities to grow. I feel at the height of my powers musically and theatrically.” More highlights in this edition: Photographer Julian Kingma’s affecting project The Power of Choice captures the stories and images of terminally ill Australian choosing to die on their own terms. Meet a new kind of superhero with Superman writer-director James Gunn and stars David Corenswet and Rachel Brosnahan, who tell us that above everything else, their Man of Steel just wants to help people. A stint in Berlin and a drastic change to her hair set singer Brenna O on a path of self-rediscovery, which she’s channelled into her band Wet Kiss’ latest album, Thus Spoke the Broken Chanteuse. In writing and in life, Cure author Katherine Brabon tells us how she grapples with questions of control and care while living with chronic illness. We step inside a $20 million Stradivarius violin, a church organ and an 18th century cello with photographer Charles Brooks’ instrumental, architectural Big Picture. Cannelloni might just be the perfect comfort food, and Guy Mirabella is plating up a big helping in Tastes Like Home.
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