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  • Lounge lizard: Party like it’s 1979 with these classic disco-era watches

    April 2, 2015

    In the late 70s and early 80s, had you found yourself living it up in St Tropez, partying with the in-crowd at New York’s Studio 54, or following the jet-set around the hotspots of London, Paris and Milan, the watch you’d have repeatedly found on the wrists of the rich and glamorous would have been [...]

  • Grapes and wrath: Why wine critic Robert Parker is skipping the famous Bordeaux tasting

    April 2, 2015

    It’s tasting time in Bordeaux, when the wine world flocks to the banks of the Garonne to discover what the latest vintage has to offer. For the next few weeks critics and merchants will sniff, snort, swill and spit their way through hundreds of tastings before passing judgement on the wines of 2014.   This [...]

  • Counter culture: How Melbourne changed the way the entire world enjoys its morning cup of coffee

    April 2, 2015

    There are few places in the world where coffee is taken as seriously as it is in Australia. The country’s unrivalled coffee capital, Melbourne, blazed the trail for the cold drips, aero-presses and cupping that have become de rigueur in hipster coffee houses across the world. Every day Melbourne handles 30 tonnes of coffee beans. [...]

  • In praise of solitude: What does time alone mean to you?

    April 2, 2015

    Our phones never stop ringing. Emails flood our inboxes. Meetings are an integral part of our working lives (not to mention pre-meetings and de-briefings). Smartphones keep us connected with our friends and family during the day and our bosses when we’re at home at night. In 2015, most of us can quite honestly say they [...]

  • Beautiful things: Luxury laptop bags, vibrant pocket handkerchiefs and outlandish sunglasses

    April 2, 2015

    Time was, the laptop bag was an uglier, floppier version of the briefcase. Not any more. Italian luxury bag maker Piquadro tasked its master-craftsmen with coming up with a rucksack befitting of the machine you rely upon for work, play and every other aspect of modern life. The company’s Sartoria made-to-order service makes it possible [...]

  • A new exhibition celebrates the work of era-defining illustrator Mac Conner

    April 2, 2015

    In the 1940s and 50s, before advancements in print technology and the proliferation of photography, ad companies relied on illustrators to give their brands a visual identity. Adverts in popular magazines such as Cosmopolitan, Women’s Day and Colliers established a shorthand for aspirational, middle-class American living; fedoras, cigarette holders, swooning large-eyed women and men in [...]

  • Liquid Spaces: A new book explores the way our perception of space can be altered

    April 2, 2015

    Korean artist Jee Young Lee’s installation pieces transform 3x6m boxes into fantastical, surreal dreamscapes. In some, scores of painted fans form psychedelic clouds, or a swirling ocean sucking the artist into its centre. Others, inspired by childhood memories, feature the artist in nostalgic or frightening environments, filled with giant insects, sinister tentacles, or startled crows [...]

  • Review: Fast & Furious 7 is still one hell of a ride

    April 1, 2015

    Cert 12a | ★★★★☆   Fast & Furious 7 – or as the Japanese call it, Wild Speed: Sky Mission – is quite possibly the dumbest movie of the year so far. But it’s also an absolute blast.   All the expected elements are here in furious abundance: cars, family, bromance, explosions, criminality, loyalty and [...]

  • What to do in London this Easter weekend

    April 1, 2015

    The long Easter weekend is almost upon us and here’s what London has to offer. 500 Years of Hampton Court Palace Historic Royal Palaces is throwing a birthday bash for King Henry VIII’s former residence. Visitors during the day will be greeted by five royal carriages, specially created for the occasion, while William Shakespeare and [...]

  • A rare chance to sample the Super Tuscan Sassicaia 2012

    April 1, 2015

    New Release of Sassicaia 2012, £545 in bond, £668.76 duty and VAT paid 95/100 points James Suckling As a taste of things to come, we are offering the difficult to source – not to mention incredible to drink – “Super Tuscan” Sassicaia 2012, produced by Tenuta San Guido, for £545 for a case of six. [...]

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