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EARTHBOOGIE: The Cosmic Motivation Behind The Mr Mystery EP Release, Interview

July 4, 2017 by Yasmine Akim

I recently got the opportunity to interview the new production duo Nicola Robinson and Izaak Gray aka Earthboogie. Their music is somewhat unique, combining eclectic elements of international music with electronica with sounds of African Disco, ambient cosmic,...

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KITCHEN TAKEOVER: M Restaurants launch Young Chef of the Year Awards

July 17, 2017 by Melissa

M Restaurants has launched their Young Chef of the Year Awards, providing a platform to the young culinary stars of tomorrow. They have sought out the brightest and the most promising chefs, ready to make their name in the fierce restaurant scene of London.

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POP UP PICTURES: present sunset screenings with Rick Stein at Chewton Glen this July

June 26, 2017 by Olivia Forster

POP UP PICTURES: present sunset screenings with Rick Stein at Chewton Glen this July For the perfect summers evening, and a mini escape away from London, we recommend Pop Up Pictures sunset screenings, a summer of al fresco cinema at two stunning locations bo...

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FARR FESTIVAL 2017: an electronic weekend in an uninhabited forest

July 12, 2017 by Olivia Forster

With new festivals cropping up left, right and centre, it's often tricky to know which one to go for. We are always interested in hearing about the newest festivals on the block, and our ears pricked up when we heard about Farr Festival, an electronic mus...

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ARTIST RESIDENCE: Unearthing a slick and sexy hotel nestled in Victoria, with top cocktails and ping pong to boot

July 15, 2017 by Sadie Whitelocks

Victoria in London features a hotchpotch of bizarre hotels. I walk past one that tells me it has 'hot and cold water' - which one would hope - and another advertises the fact that there is central heating. But peel away the spread of bizarreness and you'll un...

WELLBEING

LULULEMON: Sweatlife Festival returns bigger and better, 22nd July

July 17, 2017 by Farah Yaqub

Canadian technical apparel brand Lululemon's Sweatlife Festival is returning to London’s Tobacco Dock on Saturday July 22nd. This year’s experience will continue where it left odd last year and celebrate the ever- evolving and expanding fitness landscape of Lo...

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Canadian technical apparel brand Lululemon's Sweatlife Festival is returning to London’s Tobacco Dock on Saturday July 22nd. This year’s experience will continue where it left odd last year and celebrate the ever- evolving and expanding fitness landscape of London. A lively crew of local “sweat experts” hailing hail from the UK’s best studios, including Barry’s Bootcamp, Breathe Studios, Frame, Heartcore, Kobox, My Pilates, Neat Nutrition, Psycle, UN1T and Xtend Barre promise to lead yoga, boxing, pilates, spin, barre, bootcamp, dance and CrossFit!

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If you're a fan of gin then Gintonica in Notting Hill is a MUST. The restaurant is part of a unique distillery-hotel complex, which is brimming with character and west London low-key flair. Expect a chilled atmosphere, tasty tapas and top notch drinks. We hit the upstairs eatery on a Sunday evening. The sun was streaming into the double height ceilinged room and we took a table next to one of the windows overlooking the quaint bricks of Portobello market below. The music was good, there was a nice buzz and the open-air kitchen was a visual delight, as was the corner bar with libations con...

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With new festivals cropping up left, right and centre, it's often tricky to know which one to go for. We are always interested in hearing about the newest festivals on the block, and our ears pricked up when we heard about Farr Festival, an electronic music festival located in the Hertfordshire countryside, hidden deep in uninhabited woodland. Whilst it still may not be completely *brand* new, since it first started as a gathering in 2009, Farr has since drawn larger crowds of like-minded music lovers, as well as some of the most interesting talent in the electronic music world. Previo...

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A recent opening, Nirvana Kitchen is nestled in a quiet crescent in West London’s Marble Arch and brings to this quiet residential area a unique taste of the East. Traditional recipes are revived and reinterpreted to strike a unique balance between paying rightful homage and offering a fresh perspective on Asian cuisine.

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We love nothing more than a summer pop-up and if you’re hanging out State-side this summer and find yourself in downtown Manhattan, we’d recommend a visit to the OddFellows Carnival ice-cream popup. Attached to the Chefs Club Counter space, the parlour is a dazzling treat for the eye, and that’s even before you’ve ordered your ice-cream.

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Lifestyle

EARTHBOOGIE: The Cosmic Motivation Behind The Mr Mystery EP Release, Interview

KITCHEN TAKEOVER: M Restaurants launch Young Chef of the Year Awards

POP UP PICTURES: present sunset screenings with Rick Stein at Chewton Glen this July

FARR FESTIVAL 2017: an electronic weekend in an uninhabited forest

ARTIST RESIDENCE: Unearthing a slick and sexy hotel nestled in Victoria, with top cocktails and ping pong to boot

LULULEMON: Sweatlife Festival returns bigger and better, 22nd July

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LULULEMON: Sweatlife Festival returns bigger and better, 22nd July

GINTONICA: Tasty tapas and gin joy in the heart of Notting Hill’s Portobello Market

FARR FESTIVAL 2017: an electronic weekend in an uninhabited forest

NIRVANA KITCHEN: Unique pan asian cuisine tucked away in Marble Arch!

ICE-CREAM DELIGHTS IN NYC: The Oddfellows Carnival Pops-up in Downtown Manhattan