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As Guy Burnet speaks about his “Landman” experience, he’s affable and easy to engage with, not unlike the character on screen. As Burnet describes his on-set experience, he’s quick to highlight the chemistry among castmates. He recalls going out for drinks with Sam Elliot and Andy Garcia and crowns Billy Bob Thornton as “just the coolest guy — a rock and roller.”
In a candid interview at the link in bio, Burnet gives SHARP his style tips for West Texas and tells us what to expect from Charlie Newsom in the latest season of “Landman”.
Words by @cormacnew
Photos by Emilio Madrid courtesy of @paramountplusca
Lake Louise is one of the most photographed places on Earth and, as of this past September, there’s a new reason to add to the list. The historic @fairmontcll has opened BASIN Glacial Waters — an intimate spa carved into the hillside beneath the hotel. It’s poised to become Canada’s most breathtaking wellness destination. Built directly into the hill under a roof of native flora, BASIN unfolds as a series of interconnected spaces designed to soothe every sense.
Read more about this welless escape at the link in bio.
Words by @benzirk
Photos by @christopherama, courtesy of @fairmontcll
Born in 2023, the inaugural Sommo Festival staged a genre-spanning celebration of live music and culinary talent on the shores of Cavendish, Prince Edward Island. With their 2026 lineup including names like @sombr and @twentyonepilots, this young music festival is sure to draw large crowds from all over. Would you head to PEI for a music festival of all places?
Read the full breakdown at the link in bio.
Words by @cormacnew
Photos courtesy of @sommofest
This year’s best watches don’t just reflect the wide-ranging tastes of watch enthusiasts, but a growing maturity as well. Where just a few years ago the addition of a robin’s egg blue dial was enough to send the watch world into a frenzy, this year’s most covetable offerings — of which there were certainly too many to list here — are distinguished by craftsmanship, creativity, and nuance. At the link in bio, explore our favourites of the year.
Words by @_____.jeremy._____
Photo courtesy of @alpinawatches
Looking for your next wellness experience? SHARP attended a program designed and led by hypnotherapist and mindset coach, Olena Gisys at Trove Wellbeing’s studio.
Head to the link in bio for a full rundown of one editor’s experience.
Words by @stol.jpeg
Photo 1: by Britney Townsend, courtesy of @trovewellbeing
Photo 2: by Laura Rowe, courtesy of @trovewellbeing
While not every sport permits jewellery to be worn on-field, chains and rings and bracelets are becoming a key part of an athlete’s wardrobe. If they can’t wear them while in uniform, you can almost certainly catch them dripped out for a tunnel walk or a pre-game (or race) conference. There’s something undeniably appealing about an athlete in jewellery. Maybe it’s the juxtaposition of the masculine and perceived feminine, the idea of wearing something beautiful while taking part in something so pointedly aggressive.
Dive deeper into this conversation at the link in bio.
Words by @treswritesstuff
Photos via Getty
In the current cinematic landscape, dominated by adaptations and franchises, the success of an original film like “Sinners” stands as a monumental achievement. But beyond the box office numbers and critical acclaim, the film represents a moment of personal and artistic triumph — particularly for its star, @michaelbjordan.
At the link in bio we spoke with the star and @theauthenticdelroylindo on how this film was brought to life.
Words by: @marriska.fernandes
Photo 1: by Tyrone Lebon for David Yurman
Photo 2 + 3: courtesy of Warner Bros Pictures
For years, global audiences have known him as the seismic force behind Pablo Escobar in “Narcos”, giving a Golden Globe-nominated performance so volcanic it scorched the landscape of prestige television. Wagner Moura is not just the man beneath the Medellín drug lord, but an actor and director whose cinematic choices are guided by a much more conscious reflection of the path he’s walking on as a person and actor. Now, with his compelling internalized performance in the Brazilian entry “The Secret Agent”, Moura is shedding the intensity of his past to reveal a new, perhaps more mature artistry.
Read the full interview at the link in bio.
Words by @marriska.fernandes
Photo 1 + 3: courtesy of @elevation_pics
Photo 2: by Jack Chamberlain, courtesy of @elevation_pics
