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  • Disney Plus ups target after Netflix-rival surpasses 86m subscribers

    December 11, 2020

    Disney Plus has announced plans to increase its subscriber target by 2024 to between 300-350m overall subscriptions. It follows a strong debut year in which the Netflix-rival surpassed 86m total subscribers. Comparatively at the end of 2019, Netflix had 167m subscribers world-wide. However, Netflix began its streaming service back in 2007, having a 13-year head [...]

  • Le Comptoir Robuchon is the perfect tonic to 2020 life

    December 11, 2020

    Time has become airy and fugacious, like a fine mousse. Days drag on for weeks, but months pass in no time at all. Le Comptoir Robuchon opened a year ago, and yet it still feels like a new opening. It had a couple of months to show off its homage to the legacy of the [...]

  • The Mandalorian Season 2, Episode 7 – S2E7 hots up

    December 11, 2020

    *** SPOILERS AHEAD: If you haven’t watched the most recent episodes of The Mandalorian Season 2, look away now***   We’re coming into the home stretch with this second season of The Mandalorian, a series that has been the jewel in the Disney+ crown and no doubt was behind their recent decision to greenlight shows for [...]

  • The Porsche Cayenne GTS is the SUV that thinks it’s a sports car

    December 11, 2020

    Porsche has reintroduced a brawny V8 engine for its Cayenne GTS. Tim Pitt reckons it’s the sweet-spot of the range.

  • Dreamland review – Margot Robbie saves this flat chase movie

    December 10, 2020

    The fourth film produced by Margot Robbie for her Lucky Chap Production company, the Aussie A-lister also stars in this drama set during the Great Depression. Finn Cole plays Eugene, a young man living with his family in a small rural American town. His humdrum life is turned upside down when he finds Allison (Robbie), [...]

  • The Prom review – Meryl Streep saves this party from disaster

    December 10, 2020

    If there’s one thing we’ve seen a lot of this year, its celebrities making things all about them. Anyone who cringed their way through Gal Gadot and friends’ Imagine cover in March will know how the rich and famous can often misjudge the tone during hard times. With this in mind, Netflix’s expensive musical The [...]

  • Wolfwalkers is a charming animated film for the holiday season

    December 10, 2020

    The festive season is usually a prime time for family movie spectaculars, and Apple’s streaming service is offering the highly anticipated new film Wolfwalkers from Cartoon Saloon, the company behind Song of The Sea (2014) and The Breadwinner (2017).  Wolfwalkers is an animated fantasy set in 17th Century Ireland, in a city occupied the English [...]

  • The Good Pub Guide names the pub of the year 2021 – so who won?

    December 10, 2020

    It has not been a good year to be a publican, with the burden of coronavirus restrictions largely placed upon the shoulders of bars and restaurants. So if ever the sector ever needed cheering up, it’s now.  The Good Pub Guide 2021 has stepped in with its yearly honours list to celebrate the finest drinking [...]

  • What it’s like to launch a restaurant in a pandemic

    December 9, 2020

    New Indian restaurant Pali Hill’s Avinash Shashidhara tells us what it was like opening a restaurant just as the government announced a national lockdown – not once but twice. I left the River café in 2018 after 10 amazing years and I felt like I was leaving home all over again. I wanted my own [...]

  • The top wines to drink this Christmas, from cooking to pudding

    December 9, 2020

    Bars and restaurants across the country have finally been allowed to open their doors to the great British public, allowing us to enjoy Christmas alongside what I imagine will be a record number of Scotch eggs.  It’s essential we all do our bit and support the beleaguered hospitality industry so I implore you to push [...]

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