Moving house is always a huge hassle; wrapping every single breakable in newspaper, taking the front door off its hinges to get the fridge-freezer through, forgetting which box you put the kettle in… But what if you weren’t moving to Islington, but to Mars? Okay, I live in Wandsworth so Upper Street and the red planet are basically the same thing to me, but a new exhibition from the Design Museum will be exploring the idea of actually leaving the earth’s orbit and heading into the inky blackness for a new life on Mars. And believe me, it’s peak Tim […]
While it’s easy to binge-watch the latest Netflix craze or endless Disney classics, it’s sometimes nice to splash a little cash and head to one of London’s myriad cinemas. Sure, it might feel like daylight robbery (seriously, when did the cinema get so expensive?!) but who...
We simply adore Corrigan’s Mayfair. Think quintessential British and Irish cuisine fused with seasonal produce and chef Richard’s culinary prowess, so good in fact that we return time and time again to catch a taste of that Irish charm. Richard Corrigan is famed for his stalwart eateries, loved by many, which include Bentley’s Oyster Bar and Grill and the previously mentioned Corrigan’s Mayfair. Set to open in September, his new venture will sit just off buzzy Old Street and, we’re told, will venture deeper into seasonal influences with a a direct connection to the chef’s farm at Virginia Park Lodge […]
Gosh, we’ve had our fair share of hide-behind-the-sofa moments on this year’s Love Island haven’t we? From Anton giving his digits to the infamous shopkeeper, to Tom speaking far too truthfully in front of Maura before heading to the hideaway, this long hot summer has been quite...
‘Tea for two, and two for tea, just me for you and’ – HOW MUCH? ‘Tap water for two, and two for tap water…’ as the song didn’t quite go. As a nation we’re obsessed with tea, we consume it by the gallon, we even built an entire empire on it (well, that and subjugation of native peoples, exploitation of natural resources, overcoming malaria with gins and tonic and playing too much cricket – so all the good stuff). But how far would you go for the perfect cuppa? And do you have £500 spare? If so then order an […]
Kensington, it’s the home of £100m houses, royalty, film stars and those flamingos that people occasionally throw off the top of the Roof Gardens. It’s also one of London’s best dining spots, with restaurants a-plenty. Here are some of our faves…...
There’s little more magical than a courtyard, a private space hidden deep within a building only accessible to an exclusive few. Think Oxbridge Colleges, Roman villas, Royal Palaces; that kind of thing. Plus, thankfully, lots of our favourite hotels and restaurants. And in the summer months...
Get out your calendars and mark June 2020 because it just became one of the most anticipated months of next year. More than 150 years after Lewis Carroll wrote his beloved book following Alice down the rabbit hole, the Victoria and Albert Museum is launching a grand exhibit dedicated to Alice in Wonderland. Yahoo! Where did the idea for Alice in Wonderland come from? What are the hidden meanings behind the characters? Where could her story lead next? Explore some of the biggest questions and lose yourself in this breathtaking experience based on the famous tale. Join the Mad Hatter, […]
Here’s one for those who ‘go holiday or go home’ and won’t settle for a bucket and spade or a lounger in a prime location. Yes, floating hotels provide an edgy way to stay when you vacay, located in eye-popping locations amongst dreamy scenery. They’ll make an indent...
Oh Berlin, how you’ve stolen the heart of so many. A city once known for turmoil has since become a vibrant cultural artistic hub full of glitz and glamour. Today, you will find cosmopolitan streets filled with hipster cafés, a whole lotta’ vegan eateries and it’s endless nightlife – literally, there are clubs that stay open 24 hours. Trust me. It’s also home to the worlds largest theatre stage, the Friedrichsradt-Palast. Yep, pretty impressive right? Well, to celebrate the theatres 100th anniversary, I jetted off for a whirlwind unforgettable 24 hour adventure to check it all out. Waking up every […]
