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Playing up
‘I have to see The Dumb Waiter this evening,’ Hot Danish told his neighbour on the tube, expecting sympathy from the cultured Scotsman. He fared better with Plan B and the other guys over lunch at Claude’s Kitchen. The … Read more →
Polar Black Events
What inspired you to launch Polar Black Events?
I come from a family of self starters, my father is a composer and my mother was a jewellery designer, so setting up a business of my own had always been an … Read more →
Good Earth, Wandsworth
Open Mon–Sat midday–2.30pm & 6pm–11.15pm, Sun 12.30–2.45pm & 6pm–10.45pm
This new branch of Good Earth on Bellevue Road produced easily the best Chinese food I’ve had in a long time. Service is top-notch and it boasts a fabulous location overlooking … Read more →
Work and play
Most of us let our career lives spill into our personal lives now and again. I now work with one of my best friends so we regularly talk shop once we’ve left the office and our perfect (admittedly tenuous) excuse … Read more →
Mile High
The opening party for Mile High: Destination Göteborg at The Old Sorting Office, Westbourne Grove with a Gothenburg-inspired four-course meal and cocktail party. Talented ex-Moro chef Oliver Templeton served up a Scandinavian four-course feast. Departure lounge Smorgasbord snacks included fresh … Read more →
Art, Fizz and Great Conversation
Art, fizz and great conversation make for an excellent evening at Notting Hill’s Debut Contemporary gallery, which hosted 2013’s first private view on Wednesday 6 February showcasing top talent from the UK and internationally. There was no lack of great … Read more →
Mania Mia
What makes Mania Mia Fulham’s best kept secret?
Anoosheh: We are strong on organic and sustainable labels – some of them are stocked exclusively at Mania Mia. The place has a personal story; everything from the art on the walls … Read more →
Kase
Has working in the music industry always been your dream?
I originally wanted to be a footballer, but I was introduced to music by a peer who was into Biggie Smalls and my sisters who were into east coast hip-hop … Read more →
Raphaella
How did you become an ambassador for international charity Global Angels?
I first performed at a charity gig in aid of them when I was 16 and was just really inspired by their ethos and work. I knew from then … Read more →
