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EDIBLE CINEMA: A very plie-sing result with the experimental group’s latest ballet-themed dining and film experience

For those who have never heard about Edible Cinema, I encourage you to check it out. The events, which run throughout the year, marry film and food together in a thoroughly unique way. Each movie-goer is supplied with a tray of numbered mystery boxes before ...

CIRQUE DU SOLEIL AT SEA: An exclusive sneak peek at the Montreal-headquartered company’s latest hit shows in collaboration with MSC cruises

Balancing on a tightrope seems impossible at the best of times, but imagine doing it bobbing around at sea while on a boat. Well, for the talented artists at Cirque du Soleil, this is exactly what they have to contend with, with the company’s newest shows tak...

WELCOME HOME: Emily Ratajkowski seduces in this nail-biting psychological thriller set in rural Italy

I wasn’t sure what I’d make of Emily Ratajkowski’s new headline film, Welcome Home, knowing her better for her sultry Instagram shots than her acting. But I was pleasantly surprised by the nail-biting psychological thriller, which has now hit cinemas in the U...

CHIMI: The new techni-colored dream of eyewear #letsgochimni

When you discover a new eyewear brand whose latest collection features colours of Coco, Mango (Yellow), Peach, Kiwi (dark green), Aqua (Turqoise), Acai (dark blue), Litchi (clear), Berry (blackberry) and Guava (pink), you can’t help but feel immediately transp...

CARLOS ACOSTA: An extraordinary celebration of thirty years in dance

Guess who's back. Internationally renowned Carlos Acosta CBE, one of the most extraordinary dancers of his generation breaks his retirement from classical ballet to return to the stage for a limited run at The Royal Albert Hall to celebrate thirty years as a p...

DREAMGIRLS: incandescent vocals dripping with Swarovski crystals

Meet The Dreams - a young, talented trio - Effie, Lorrell and Deena - singing their way through the turbulent 1960s, a revolutionary time in American music history dominated by the civil rights movement, the assassination of US President John F Kennedy and Mar...

Unleash your inner artist this summer with Emergency Exit Arts

Learn a new skill and have your artwork displayed in public this summer with a series of workshops curated by leading arts charity Emergency Exit Arts. They have partnered with visual artist, sculptor and internationally renowned carnival artist Helen Davenpor...

THE DOT PROJECT: Abstract Forms and Smooth Space…

In an age of proliferating digital imagery and technological development, painting might be expected to be losing its historical importance. The exhibition A Return to Smooth Space at The.Dot.Project in London proves the exact opposite: rather than rejecting t...

70 YEARS OF MARGARITAS: Alfred Cointreau, Interview

Alfred Cointreau is currently the sixth generation scion of the Cointreau family, spearheading a much loved 150-year-old heritage brand which started all the way back in 1849. To celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Margarita cocktail, Cointreau invited us t...

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