Review: The London EDITION, Fitzrovia
Matthew Hardeman checks into Ian Schrager’s London EDITION for a heady dose of design and urban glitz A short duck…
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Review: Armani Hotel, Dubai
Sophie McIntyre heads to the Armani Hotel in Dubai to enjoy next-level service and style in the Burj Khalifa Bouncing…
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Review: StreetXO, Mayfair
South East Asian food with a Spanish twist is not for the faint-hearted, writes Sophie McIntyre, but if it’s flavour…
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Spear’s party in Pall Mall celebrates the great English country house
Philip Mould Gallery hosts a glittering crowd for the launch of Jeremy Musson’s book on the life and works of…
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Top Marques Monaco — Europe’s ultimate supercar experience
A jewel-encrusted Bentley will be among the seven world premieres at this year’s Top Marques Monaco A lavish Bentley Azure…
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Coral Propagation Project by Pimalai
Ocean Quest Director & Founder, Mr. Annuar Abdullah, who has worked in coral propagation for more than 30 years in…
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Luxury meets Himalayan elevation in Ladakh
Matthew Hardeman passes through one of the world’s highest airports for the ultimate Himalayan experience: Shakti Ladakh Typically the preserve…
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Review: Concrete Poetry at Richard Saltoun
An exhibition of British Concrete Poetry offers profundity and satire, writes Christopher Jackson Concrete poetry? Let me explain. If you’re…
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New York’s financial district gets a culinary facelift
As the new World Trade Center towers reach for the sky, New York’s Financial District is seeing hotels and restaurants…
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Ex-banker turned painter Steven Manolis on why art is the best business
The former mortgage securities creator tells Anthony Haden-Guest why he turned his back on the financial big-time to become a…
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Review: Calm abstraction comes to Soho (★★★★)
Sol LeWitt, Gabriel Orozco, Ettore Spalletti, Niele Toroni and Gerhard Richter delight at the Marian Goodman Gallery (once you get…
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Rums of comfort: the seductive spirit is back
Smooth, seductive and versatile, rum is making a comeback — and deservedly so, writes Jonathan Ray It was one of…
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Exhibition: Hockney’s late run
David Hockney already belongs with the greats and he’s not done yet as the current Tate Britain exhibition proves, writes…
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Meet the rising star of modern French cuisine
Not even a feud with Michelin could delay the ascent of Alexandre Gauthier (who received his second Michelin star in…
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Review: ‘Mindhorn’ ★★★★
Julian Barratt stars as the deluded actor who desperately attempts to turn a series of brutal murders into an opportunity…
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Review: Batty Langley’s, Bishopsgate
Sophie McIntyre experiences peace and opulence in a Georgian City retreat The best things in life are unexpected. Tucked down…
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Impressionism Down Under
‘Australia’s impressionists’ at The National Gallery in London shows that the intrepid painter John Russell deserves to be better known…
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Book review: ‘Rethinking Reputational Risk’
PwC’s Oscars gaff brings reputational risk into the spotlight, but reading a copy of Anthony Fitzsimmons and Derek Atkins’ latest…
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Review: The Ivy Soho Brasserie
The Ivy’s latest spin-off is an informal take on its forebear, but the experience is uniquely impressive, writes Spear’s editor…
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Review: Cucina Angelina, Courchevel 1650
Edwin Smith meets Michelin-starred chef Angela Hartnett in the French Alps, where she tells him what drew her to the…
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