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  • It’s wedding season on steroids: Here’s how to dress properly

    August 19, 2021

    I’m at an age where most of my friends who are so inclined have already married. However, throw in a partner a decade younger and some pals who have made mid-stream horse changes, and I do still get invited to weddings. This year is special, of course. The pandemic and its attendant lockdown acted as [...]

  • Porsche Cayenne Turbo GT 2021 review: the SUV supercar

    August 19, 2021

    The ultimate Porsche Cayenne and the fastest SUV around the Nurburgring, the new Turbo GT puts even the Lamborghini Urus in its place.

  • Marvel What If… Episode 2 – Chadwick Boseman’s final triumph

    August 18, 2021

    Last week gave us a rousing opening to Marvel’s What If…?, a series that imagines parts of the Marvel Universe if certain decisions had been made differently. The introduction of Captain Carter was well received, and led speculation as to whether the character could be seen in future live action stories, given that The Multiverse [...]

  • Forget the Caribbean: Why the hottest tipple is… Welsh rum

    August 18, 2021

    An Englishman, a Scotsman and a Welshman were sitting in London’s Leman Street Tavern moaning about their boring, grey, routine-bound  lives. They decided to do something different, starting by ordering rum instead of their customary gin. This became the origin story for their own commercially produced rum made in Carmarthen using Welsh fruit loaf and [...]

  • People Just Do Nothing: Big In Japan is a fun misadventure

    August 18, 2021

    Being a successful British comedy does not always guarantee film success. The Inbetweeners, Ab Fab, and Mr Bean all made millions at the box office; but for every triumph there’s a cautionary tale – Alan Patridge’s Alpha Papa and The Bad Education Movie had muted responses, while David Brent’s solo project lost millions. Hoping to be [...]

  • Majority of employees opt for flexible working over a pay rise

    August 18, 2021

    A new study has revealed that the vast majority of people would choose to work flexibly over an immediate pay rise and full-time return to the office. Nearly three quarters (72 per cent) of workers would prefer flexible working over going back to the office full time even if they were handed a 10 per [...]

  • Official: Rimac Nevera is the world’s fastest accelerating car

    August 18, 2021

    As part of the Rimac Nevera’s first trip to the United States, the all-electric hypercar set a new world record quarter-mile time.

  • Free Guy review – finally a video game movie it’s ok to like

    August 18, 2021

    Pre-Pandemic, Ryan Reynolds was on a hot streak. The Canadian star, once considered a likeable actor who never quite broke through, made the big time with R-Rated hero Deadpool. Suddenly, everything he touched turned to gold, making unexpected hits from The Hitman’s Bodyguard and Detective Pikachu, going viral with ads for his gin company featuring [...]

  • The Courier review – a tense Benedict Cumberbatch spy thriller

    August 17, 2021

    One look at The Courier’s title might suggest that Benedict Cumberbatch has gone into action territory, although it’s certainly more appealing than the original name: Ironbark. The Oscar nominee is actually returning to a familiar genre – spy thriller – playing Greville Wynne, the real-life businessman who was recruit by British and US secret services [...]

  • Minamata film review – Johnny Depp shines in muddled drama

    August 17, 2021

    The name Minamata may not be familiar to most, but the Johnny Depp-produced film is based on a shocking true story. In the early 70s, W. Eugene Smith (played here by Depp), an influential photojournalist for Life Magazine, is brought out of substance-addled seclusion by Japanese translator Aileen (Minami). She tells him about Minamata, a [...]

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