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Hay Fever review: Richard E Grant is perfect Coward fodder (opens the original)
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Of course, darling: Richard E Grant simply must play David Bliss, the blinkered, posho patriarch at the centre of Noel Coward’s drawing room comedy, Hay Fever. This is how I imagine the casting conversations went, anyway. Shockingly, E Grant – everyone’s favourite aristo-portrayer – has until now never starred in a Coward play, so here is his moment. He is delicious as the delusional novelist in Emily Burns’ Hay Fever, the latest proof that Coward is still more than capable of summing up our 21s
Robert De Niro could do anything. So why is he promoting Nobu? (opens the original)
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Robert De Niro talks to City AM The Magazine about his enduring love for Nobu, and how aged 83, he is fiercely protective of his businesses In an intimidatingly futuristic building made almost entirely of glass, I pass through a marble-clad lobby, up a flight of stairs and into an expensive-looking hotel suite. Here a handful of serious-looking people sit around a brightly lit boardroom table. Most of them are hospitality professionals: a general manager, a chief executive, a gaggle of publicist
Soho House founder's new hotel could rebirth London nightlife (opens the original)
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St Clement hotel from Soho House founder Nick Jones feels unusually hedonistic for 2026, with dimly lit bars and restaurants, and new sightlines over the Thames Blame Nick Jones if you’re sick of hearing about members’ clubs. He invented the modern iteration of them when he founded Soho House in 1995, now with over 250,000 members and nearly 50 ‘Houses’ globally. Every other restaurant or bar opening in the capital now sells itself as an ‘exclusive members’ club’ and the term has largely lost al
We desperately need more negative hotel reviews (opens the original)
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When you read a restaurant review, you expect it to be critical. The same is true of theatre reviews, which often reward shows with one star. The same can not be said for the travel industry. In that sphere, journalists are far less likely to say that something is bad. Barring those trashy TV shows about holidays from hell, you’re almost guaranteed to be confronted with a glowing review of a hotel or resort. In some ways, this makes sense. Theatre and restaurant reviews are newsworthy to a parti
The St Paul’s Cathedral Fabric outrage is a ridiculous moral panic (opens the original)
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St Paul’s Cathedral has announced a four-year collaboration with Fabric nightclub that will see DJs being brought into the capital’s most lauded pews, designed by Sir Christopher Wren. The four-year project has provoked outrage among groups including traditionalist Christians and historic preservation societies. Descendants of Lord Nelson called it “an insult” to his memory, “deeply depressing” and “an act of self-harm,” while Queen Elizabeth II’s former chaplain called it “a betrayal of all the
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