Art Basel Miami Beach — a fair to remember
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Review: Spoliansky’s Heute Nacht oder Nie at Berlin’s Komische Oper
Melinda Hughes travels back to Weimar Berlin to take in a classic, if compromised, cabaret I’m your go-to girl if…
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Review: Pablo Larraín’s ‘The Club’
This powerful, finely crafted tale of exiled priests seeking redemption on a remote, wind-swept island deserves its own spotlight, says…
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Best places to live in Houston
From gated communities to expansive mansions, Houston’s suburbs lead the way in luxe living. Often ranking among the wealthiest neighbourhoods…
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Best places to live in Spain
Passionate, cosmopolitan and devoted to living the good life, Spain effortlessly makes the list of the world’s most popular holiday…
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Where to live in Italy
Undoubtedly one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world – Italy embodies a stunning combination of history, culture,…
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Best places to live in San Francisco
The City of San Francisco is stunningly beautiful and culturally rich, making it not only a unique place to visit…
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World’s most expensive dating site launches private jet vacations for super rich singletons
Aimed at wealthy singletons, new dating agency UPdates International flies the super-rich to exotic love islands for £250,000. Created by…
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Big Society Capital launches social investment contest
The second annual Business Impact Challenge aims to inspire socially responsible projects as well as provide a healthy ROI, says…
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Where to live in Sydney
Boasting a stunning harbour complete with Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge, Sydney is the largest, oldest and most cosmopolitan…
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The Giver and the Gift: Thomas Dane on the importance of funding public art galleries
If we don’t support the public art institution then the ecosystem between public and private becomes unbalanced, Thomas Dane says…
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How Mark Zuckerberg’s AI butler could challenge humanity
Alessandro Tomé says AI for AI’s sake, or for the sake of Zuck’s ego massage, is not what we want.…
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Juggling passion and investment – the rise of art financing in the UK
Art collecting is not just a passion; it also has the potential to be a solid investment. In the past,…
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Federico Beltran Masses: revival of a celebrity
Guy Stair Sainty, proprietor of the Stair Sainty Gallery in Mayfair, on the overdue revival of a celebrity artist. The…
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Money can’t buy you love – but charity can help you keep it
Ruth Gripper on charities that understand the need for better human relationships. ‘I don’t care too much for money, money…
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How Dan Barber’s farm R&D might carve up the future of the American diet
Not far from New York City, chef Dan Barber is cultivating a revolution with farming and local produce at its…
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Book Reviews: No More Champagne by David Lough and The Mistresses of Cliveden by Natalie Livingstone
Christopher Silvester on Churchill’s spend, spend, spend lifestyle and Mark Le Fanu on Cliveden’s glamorous, scandalous châtelaines No More Champagne…
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Mail Rail shows Tube could be a museum in one generation
The march of time cares little for signal failures. Alex Matchett reports from the Mail Rail groundbreaking ceremony London’s aged…
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Remembrance meets the future in Langley Vale
Clive Aslet remembers Thatcher and the First World War on an architectural foray to Grantham with the Woodland Trust The…
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Review: States of Mind at the Wellcome Collection
Imogen Stidworthy’s ‘The Whisper Heard’ The Wellcome Collection’s latest exhibition, States of Mind, inhabits a misty no-man’s-land between the realms…
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