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Lost in translation
I’ve started reading The New Digital Age: Transforming Nations, Businesses, and Our Lives by Google’s Eric Schmidt and Jared Cohen and am already finding it a bit of a PR stunt for all things digital (there are some thought-provoking critiques … Read more →
Congratulations…
To Betty Lewis-Williams, Amy Nairn, Lottie Leefe, Hugo Rendell and Jamie Bolton-Dabbage who all won a pair of tickets to the opening night of London’s global art fair – with galleries from Lagos to Berlin, and from Beijing to Dubai … Read more →
FISHBone Pop-Up Restaurant at Kensington Place
This February, Kensington Place will transform its private dining room into a pop-up restaurant. FISHBone will be a unique fish and seafood spin on ‘gourmet fast-food’, a small and intimate pop up space that will combine English eccentricity and a … Read more →
Mission possible
Men are goal-oriented shoppers. They’re on a mission, and they shop to win or to complete a goal while women are more likely to shop around and look for deals, according to research from Nielsen NeuroFocus.
Hot Danish typed … Read more →
WLG on old friends
Kate is busy organising her wedding, which will take place in Thailand next year. I will be her maid of honour as well as her first child’s godmother (despite the fact I don’t want kids of my own). Kate … Read more →
What is your prejudice?
Among the how-well-do-we-know-each-other cards pulled from a bowl during a recent dinner party, the one that provoked the greatest interest was: What is your prejudice? No one had to think about this one. As Kate from Avenue Q said, ‘Everyone’s … Read more →
The finder’s fee
‘WLG – this is NYC Girl,’ Hot Danish proudly presented a tall blonde to me during a house party celebrating his friend’s birthday. NYC Girl was super bright, well travelled and fun. Within a few days we’d organised a girls’ … Read more →
Bingo’s Big Role in Shaping the Community
Building a better society while having fun
With the increasing popularity of bingo, this game commonly played by the elderly to alleviate their boredom and to socialise, has evolved into a useful tool to help us shape our communities. It … Read more →
Keeping Your Cool
Kate Middleton was the picture of cool (in every sense) as she emerged from St Mary’s wearing a cornflower blue Jenny Packham dress, with the baby prince in her arms. Back in the real world, it’s not so easy to
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Feet That Are Hot To Trot
At this time of year there’s nothing worse than unattractive feet. Pretty sandals call for glamorous toes, so make Hari’s your next stop in your quest for foot perfection.
Sophy Robson has launched her new signature Medi-Pedi at the King’s … Read more →
