Exclusive Penfolds Dinner with The World of Fine Wine
On 11th June, The World of Fine Wine magazine will hold an exclusive one-off evening at the Corinthia Hotel London…
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Explore the Twickenham Pavilion
An exclusive CGI Tour of The Twickenham Pavilion – Rugby World Cup 2015
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The new Duom’tre watch from Jaeger-LeCoultre will have you doing a spin around the moon In 2012, the Grande Maison…
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In Kenya, courses in anti-poaching
To my left, a 30-year-old woman is eating crocodile meat and ox testicles for her birthday meal. I’m sitting in…
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The new HNW dating agency which prizes money and manners
If you are an affluent but time-poor Londoner who eschews online dating and has no interest in the meat market…
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Choosing the perfect diamond ring to give your marriage a shining start
Being female, it hadn’t occurred to me what an alien world most men enter when they embark on one of…
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American art is finally learning to laugh
American artists have always tended to be skittish on the subject of humour. Saul Steinberg, for instance, was a great…
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Enjoy an aphrodisiac trip with Fifty Shades of Edinburgh
When finding adjectives to describe the land of haggis and the wee dram, ‘sexy’ doesn’t often come to mind, and…
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William Cash is honoured to meet Dame Maggie Smith at a royal investiture
I recently attended the investiture at Windsor Castle for my father’s knighthood for over 30 years of political service. Each…
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Vanitas, vanitas, all is vanitas at BRAFA’s sixtieth edition
Two things set the tone for an international art fair. First, the style of the invitation to the VIP Preview…
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Opera Review: Giordano, Andrea Chénier, Royal Opera House
I am overwhelmed and overjoyed with the Royal Opera House’s latest offering: Umberto Giordano’s Andrea Chénier directed by David McVicar.…
ByVanitas, vanitas, all is vanitas at BRAFA's sixtieth edition
William Cash welcomes a memento mori or two at the Brussels art fair Two things set the tone for an…
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Melinda Hughes swoons over Jonas Kaufmann’s singing and David McVicar’s lavish staging I am overwhelmed and overjoyed with the Royal…
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Restaurant review: The Green Room, National Theatre
You know the drill. Your play starts at 7pm. You don’t have much time but you most certainly need to…
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Restaurant review: La Tagliata
With this place the clue is in the name. Specialising in tagliata – a traditional Italian dish of sliced beef…
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Spear’s promotion: Romance at Raffles Praslin, Seychelles
A place in time, an experience to be savored, every moment in life should be as enchanting as a romantic…
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Located at the heart of the Indian Ocean, the luxury all-villa resort offers unmatched views of pristine beaches, turquoise waters…
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Clementine Wallop’s Nigeria diary of plans and unplans
Friends occasionally ask whether Nigeria has lived up to the expectations I had before I started spending most of my…
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Book Review: Any Other Business by Martin Vander Weyer
A handful of individuals have abandoned careers on Wall Street or in the City of London and become successful writers…
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Book Review: Jet Set by William Stadiem
Jet Set is roughly Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous, 1955-1965. The international hybrid gadabout Rich and Famous, not the…
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