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  • Film review: Slow West

    June 25, 2015

    Cert 15 | ★★★★☆   In an era when capes and dinosaurs rule the box office, is there room for the Western in mainstream cinema? In recent years the genre has been adapted by more left-field filmmakers such as The Coen Brothers and Quentin Tarantino, both of whom brought their own auteurish instincts to bear [...]

  • Theatre review: The Motherf***er With the Hat is a wickedly comic, foul-mouthed romp that packs a sentimental punch

    June 25, 2015

    Lyttelton Theatre | ★★★★★   The Motherf***er With the Hat is where you might end up if you commissioned Quentin Tarantino to write an episode of Eastenders.    The plot makes the play sound like a far grimmer affair than it really is. Recovering alcoholic Jackie has just been released from prison for drug dealing. [...]

  • Perfect Saturday

    June 25, 2015

    BREAKFAST AT FARM GIRL Get your Saturday off to a wholesome start at Farm Girl on Portobello Road. Australian Rose Mann’s cafe has just opened and will be serve up nutritious delights including superfood smoothies and chicken fried in coconut oil. Visit thefarmgirl.co.uk PRIDE PARADE IN THE AFTERNOON No city does Pride like London. Tens [...]

  • The Barbican: A new book celebrates one of London’s greatest landmarks

    June 25, 2015

    Light and shadow on a clear day at the Barbican. Photograph by Alan Ainsworth   Elegant expression of post-war utopianism, or concrete carbuncle in the heart of the City? Whatever you think of the Barbican, it’s impossible to deny its impact. The Grade II-Listed building, developed exclusively from designs by Chamberlin, Powell and Bon, was [...]

  • Return of an icon: Audrey Hepburn is the subject of a new exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery

    June 25, 2015

    Audrey Hepburn by Philippe Halsman for LIFE Magazine, 1954   Say Audrey Hepburn (1929-1993) and the first thing most people think of is Breakfast at Tiffany’s. In the film’s poster she leans forward, hair fastened with a diamond clip (a wisp of fringe escapes), her gloved hands balancing a cigarette-holder between thumb and forefinger.   [...]

  • Beautiful things: G-Star chairs, summer igloos and self-playing Steinway pianos

    June 25, 2015

    This ultra-utilitarian collection of desks, chairs and lamps is the result of a partnership between Vitra and denim brand G-Star     Fashion brand G-Star Raw has formed an unlikely partnership with iconic furniture- maker Vitra to create a stunning range of industrial office equipment. The Prouvé Raw crossover collection revives a line of utilitarian [...]

  • At your service: Meet the concierges who run the lives of London’s elite homeowners

    June 25, 2015

    The humble bowler-hatted doorman was once a tell-tale sign of a prestigious London address. But he’s quickly being replaced by a tenacious new breed of concierge. The industry travels with the global super-rich, arriving at whichever city blossoms into the darling of the international property market. Multilingual, persistent and well-connected, London’s hard-working concierges are on [...]

  • Communities in the sky: Architects are embracing a very capitalist utopian dream

    June 25, 2015

    Architects are returning to the utopian idea of housing projects as selfcontained communities where residents are able to interact in social spaces. Only this time it’s a very capitalist dream   Here’s how most of us choose our homes: we pick an area we can afford, perhaps somewhere with a good school for the kids, [...]

  • Hartfield House: This architectural wonder is the ultimate blend of country bliss and avant-garde design

    June 25, 2015

    When a city-dweller dreams of leaving the rat race for the country, certain stock images appear. Most likely there will be fields of golden rapeseed, sheep bleating on hillsides and church spires reaching into an overcast sky. But deep into an ancient forest in East Sussex, you’ll find a light-filled construction of glass and sandstone [...]

  • Scandi luxe: Norway’s buoyant market rewards those with the patience to track down a plot of land and build their dream home

    June 25, 2015

    So hot is Oslo’s property market, the city’s lucky estate agents are behaving like auctioneers, requesting immediate bids after open house viewings. With houses so hard to come by, one alternative is to find a plot of land and build your own – a solution chosen by the owners of the recently completed Villa Melkeveien. [...]

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