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ANNA LAURENT & ERNESTO CAIVANO: ‘The Fall’ a New Exhibition based on Mother Nature, Interview

Apollinaire Fine Arts announces its inaugural London show, 'The Fall', an Exhibition of works by two established American artists, Anna Laurent and Ernesto Caivano which opens today at The Fitrovia Gallery until the 28th of May. Inspired by a passion ...

RAINER BECKER: Zuma celebrates 15 years, Interview

It's been 15 years since Rainer Becker, creator and founder of Zuma, introduced the Robota grill to Europe and changed Japanese cuisine as we know it - first through Zuma and then ROKA where the Robata grill is championed as the centre piece in each and every ...

SEARCYS: Celebrating International Women’s Day with an insight into how to have a ‘game plan’ with Chiltern Firehouse COO Jacinta Phelan, Interview

Jacinta Phelan (Harvey Nichols as Director of Restaurants and COO at Chiltern Firehouse) spoke about her personal career journey at a recent event at Searcys venue 30 Pavillion Road to celebrate International Women's Day. During the talk she touched on why wom...

CUCKOOZ: Providing travellers a home away from home, Interview

We caught up with the two women (Fabienne and Charlie) who were so dissatisfied by what was on offer to them when they were travelling for work that they came up with a solution and thus, Cuckooz was born - a sort of boutique hotel meets short stay apartments ...

A.WONG: Giving Chinese food a unique touch learnt through extensive travels of China, Interview

Andrew Wong was born and raised in London, and has been immersed in the world of restaurants since childhood. His grandfather, who moved to London as a Chinese refugee, owned pubs in the East End and a restaurant in China Town. In 1985, Andrew’s parents open...

PAUL DE MONCHAUX: The Creative Process Behind Ten Columns, Interview

Paul de Monchaux was born in Montreal in 1934 to second-generation Australian parents. He spent an itinerant childhood living in Canada and North and South America and studied at The Art Students League in New York (1952-54) before moving to London in 1955 to ...

JOHNNY RATCLIFFE: Encouraging cyclists to pack up their lycra in favour of something cooler, Interview

With the winter months bringing rain and snow no doubt, we have to consider the humble cyclists trying to get to A-B as dry as possible. We chatted to Johnny Ratcliffe founder of Peoples Poncho on his inspirations, aspirations and thoughts on fashion for cycli...

L. KASIMU HARRIS: A True Storyteller and Artist, Interview

L. Kasimu Harris is a storyteller who uses writing, photography and video to push the narrative of cultural identity. He is a New Orleans native and has been in more than twenty group exhibitions across America, two abroad and three solo photography exhibition...

MIRIK MILAN: The Night Mayor of Amsterdam, Interview

Mirik Milan, is the Night Mayor of Amsterdam and describes himself as a 'Rebel in a suit'. We sit down with this rebel to chat more about his duties, his thoughts on the evolution of night life and enjoying nights out without alcohol and why alcohol brands are...

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