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  • Floyd Collins at Wilton’s Music Hall review: clever staging and a strong cast can’t mask this poor musical

    September 29, 2016

    Floyd Collins is a musical about a man stuck in a hole, and there were moments during this production that I felt like I was down there with him, waiting interminably in the darkness for the sweet release of death. Despite a strong cast and clever staging, exceptionally poor pacing makes Adam Guettel’s musical – [...]

  • Interview: Comedian Peter Serafinowicz on his horrifying, mesmerising Sassy Trump creation

    September 29, 2016

    When Donald Trump kicked a crying baby out of one his rallies, Peter Serafinowicz rubbed his hands together and got to work. The comedian’s latest project, a YouTube series called Sassy Trump, takes the Republican nominee’s actual words and redubs them in a sassy voice that perfectly matches the man’s curiously effete mannerisms – his [...]

  • Swiss Army Man review: Daniel Radcliffe dumps over his wizard legacy from the greatest possible height

    September 29, 2016

    The first thing Daniel Radcliffe did after he finished being Harry Potter was flash his junk in Equus, and ever since then he’s been upping the ante, scaling ever greater heights from whence he can shit on his wizarding legacy. He played a jerk version of himself in BoJack Horseman, he threw Nazi salutes in [...]

  • Opinion: The Private Rented Sector needs to be vibrant and consistent enough to cater for a wide range of needs

    September 28, 2016

    There are currently 4.5m privately rented households in the UK – a number which is expected to grow to 6m over the next few years. Popular perception paints this growing band of tenants as millennials finding it difficult to get onto the housing ladder in big cities. But Your Move’s latest research into UK tenants [...]

  • Holiday Homes: Why the Four Seasons is pouring millions into Hvar, Croatia’s answer to the white island

    September 28, 2016

    Hvar, in Croatia, seems to have it all: great weather, a fabulous coastline and a cool, relaxed ambience. Popular with the island’s young clubbers as well as the high-end sailing set, it’s even being hailed as a potential successor to Ibiza, all of which is attracting increasing numbers of property buyers and investors. It helps [...]

  • Why more private developers are looking to buy up the air rights above your building and make a fortune

    September 28, 2016

    It isn’t hard to find a property expert claiming the future of the London housing market is up in the air. But there’s a growing band of developers who agree with them, albeit in a more literal sense. Smaller housebuilders have to get creative when looking for viable development opportunities, and for an ambitious few, [...]

  • Cache of paintings by mysterious artist who shunned fame to go on display for first time

    September 28, 2016

    In the late 1950s, Keith Cunningham was one of the art world’s brightest stars. Critics praised him, galleries vied to show his work, and like his Royal College of Art contemporaries Frank Auerbach and Leon Kossoff, he seemed set for a brilliant career. Then one day, he stopped exhibiting. Cunningham died in 2014, aged 85, [...]

  • Want to be more like James Bond? Aston Martin has just unveiled its first boat

    September 28, 2016

    So you only ever wear black tie, you drink all your martinis shaken, not stirred and you managed to get your hands on the ultra-limited edition DB10. Now you've run out of ideas about how to be more like James Bond. Lucky for you, Aston Martin has come up with a new solution: its first-ever boat. Naturally, it's [...]

  • Ember game on iOS is a brilliant Diablo type RPG that delivers Stranger Things-levels of nostalgia

    September 28, 2016

    There is nothing in the slightest bit original about Ember and that is its greatest asset. It’s a dose of nostalgia as intense and satisfying as Stranger Things, aimed at a generation who grew up playing Tolkien-esque swords and sorcery games. It weaves together a tapestry of cliches so pronounced it feels as warm and [...]

  • Forza Horizon 3 is both a petrol head’s and arcade fan’s dream

    September 28, 2016

    Whether you’re into classic muscle cars, retro rally, or just want to zoom about in a souped-up Ferrari, Forza Horizon 3 is a glorious celebration of racing at its purest. Following its excellent predecessor, developer Playground Games has raised the stakes, somehow breathing even more life into its already robust open-world racing formula. This time [...]

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