Guest recipe: Shane Hughes’ Partridge Pie
The rich, strong flavours of partridge enveloped in a light, fluffy pie creates a warm and comforting meal ideal for…
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Hibiscus’ Claude Bosi on the rise and rise of chef’s tables
Hosting a supper in a private dining room is a special event. To treat your guests to a meal behind…
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A trip to the town of temples to unearth the remains of Byblos’ decadent history
POSTCARD FROM THE CITY OF THE BOOK With regional tensions high, now is, sadly, a marvellous time to take in…
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Mandarin Oriental has pips squeezed by Washington shutdown
Yesterday was the annual press lunch for the Mandarin Oriental Group, which celebrated its fiftieth anniversary this month by wrapping…
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The Bishop of Bling bids adieu to his diamond-studded toilet
First the new pope shunned his luxurious apartments in the Vatican for more austere spaces, and now he has suspended…
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Monday Minute – 21st October 2013
This week, editor Josh Spero discusses how the mistresses of Chinese HNWs are taking their boyfriends to the cleaners, along…
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Review: Madame Butterfly, ENO
This visually stunning incarnation of Anthony Minghella’s production, touchingly revived by Sarah Tipple, makes this opera a must-see even, dare…
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Colombia's millionaire population hits a high
Colombia has bounced back from the financial crisis better than the rest of the world as its number of millionaires…
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Guest Recipe: Breanna Richard’s Hazelnut, Raspberry and White Chocolate Brownie
You will need 1 large lined cake tin Preheated oven at 160°C Ingredients 650g 70% chocolate 450g butter 750g sugar…
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Will Lander guest-edits Food Friday
I USUALLY GET into the restaurant around 8-8.30am. Hopefully the first sight I see will be our amazing head chef…
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Food Friday: Andrew Wong makes chili vegetarian dish: Sichuanese Aubergines
Andrew Wong of A. Wong Restaurant in London creates the most famous dish on his menu; the delectable citron Sichuanese…
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Why fine-art collecting is not dissimilar to compulsive hoardin
I REMEMBER ONE of the first times I saw my mother cry. It was over a set of 200-year-old Chinese…
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Frieze Week carries the danger of isolating London in solitary wealth
‘It’s anthropology,’ said my New York friend over for Frieze Week in London. ‘What do you mean?’ I responded. ‘We’re…
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Your guide to the best hotels and resorts in Mauritius
It’s time for a break, isn’t it? Summer has long been forgotten and winter has crept in so quickly, so…
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How high-class Chinese mistresses are taking stock of the luxury market (and their lovers)
MORE THAN 1,500 years ago, China’s political hierarchy had already identified the role that concubines could play. The Jin dynasty…
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Frieze Special: Fraud and fakery are no surprise in the art world – just ask Modigliani
Author: Abdus Shuman Ralph Lerner, a high-profile art-world lawyer — he has worked with Steven A Cohen, the Gagosian Gallery…
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Frieze Special: Why Detroit should sell its art
ON 18 JULY, Detroit filed for Chapter 9 bankruptcy, seeking protection from its creditors. The city appointed Kevyn Orr as…
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Josh Spero’s Frieze Week Diary
Monday Art fairs visited on Saturday: two. Exhibitions visited: one. Pounds paid for Fortnum & Mason breakfast tea in a…
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Monday Minute – 14th October 2013
This week, editor Josh Spero talks about why the Guardian’s got it all wrong: we should be *thanking* the Frieze…
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Best of the weekend’s papers: London property as reserve currency, JP Morgan grinds to a loss, sex and death and paintings
1. London’s great exodus (New York Times) The property market is no longer about people making a long-term investment in…
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