William Moore | Evening Standard

William Moore

Never Flinch by Stephen King

Never Flinch: Stephen King tries plotting and comes out plodding

By William Moore

25 May 2025

These are the Bafta awards truly telling of 2018's movies

By William Moore

16 Jan 2019

And the award for next Oscars host should go to...nobody

By William Moore

12 Dec 2018

Events and Things To Do

Where (and how) to raise your spirits this Christmas

By Katie Strick Melanie McDonagh William Moore The Londoner Katie Law Karen Dacre David Ellis

6 Dec 2018

No-one will notice if Maggie makes it on to the £50 note

By William Moore

28 Nov 2018

Why I'm a Thanksgiving convert

Slabs of pumpkin pie, a slap-up roast and no novelty jumpers — William Moore explains why he’s a Thanksgiving convert

By William Moore

21 Nov 2018

Opera’s fine — but my daughter looks destined for a life of grime

By William Moore

14 Nov 2018

Dad jokes are great fun, just spare me the Chancellor’s duff delivery

By William Moore

31 Oct 2018

Slinging London: Our writers weigh in on baby slings and masculinity

From James Bond to Captain America, new fathers are taking on Piers Morgan and proving their masculinity by strapping little babies to their chests. Our writers weigh in

By Alex Lawson William Moore David Sexton Jamie Anderson

19 Oct 2018

Food, glorious food — a Dickens exhibition to tickle the tastebuds

By William Moore

17 Oct 2018

For sleep-addled parents like me, The Cry is nightmarishly relatable

By William Moore

3 Oct 2018

Much ado about Shakespeare’s plays, but Ben Elton has last laugh

By William Moore

12 Sept 2018

The best advice for bringing up baby? Ignore all the advice

By William Moore

15 Aug 2018

Peng Life: Tottenham’s Chicken Connoisseur wings his way to the box

By William Moore

10 Aug 2018

Now That’s What I Call A Success: 100 volumes of compilation gold

By William Moore

18 Jul 2018

Sexburga, Brexita: the baby name game requires fertile imagination

By William Moore

4 Jul 2018

Down with Tutankhamun — the Assyrians are my family favourite

By William Moore

20 Jun 2018

Does new horror Hereditary live up to the hype?

By Phoebe Luckhirst William Moore

14 Jun 2018

Grayson Perry’s joy, colour and mischief have worked wonders at the RA

By William Moore

6 Jun 2018

Democracy on stage sounds good but I still prefer someone in charge

By William Moore

23 May 2018

My 10 years with ‘Brick’ show how you can get so attached to tech

By William Moore

9 May 2018