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- Sep 16, 2026
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Miiro Templeton Garden is a positively Edenic hotel (opens the original)
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Now here is a hotel. Elegant, sophisticated yet totally free of airs or pretension. Beautiful without being stifling. Owner of a fine restaurant and a truly exceptional cocktail bar. Two minutes walk from a tube station. No wonder Miiro Templeton Garden has proved such a hit with locals and travellers alike. The hotel only opened in 2025 but it already feels part of the West London furniture. Set across seven Victorian townhouses, its 156 rooms and suites are all individually designed. It is the
Charles Babalola is ready to take the gloves off (opens the original)
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Photography by David Reiss | Styling by Shaquille Ross-Williams | Grooming by <Shamara Roper “He’s a savage,” says Charles Babalola with no little admiration. He’s referring to the legendary boxing promoter Don King, and clearly intends the term as a compliment. King is among the least scrupulous men to ever live. He’s also fiercely intelligent, driven, uncompromising, and charismatic enough to charm the countless fighters, writers and moneymen who know he’s among the least scrupulous men to eve
Waldorf Astoria New York: still the greatest of them all (opens the original)
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Grace Kelly got engaged here. Frank Sinatra, Marilyn Monroe, Nikola Tesla and Bugsy Siegel all lived in the residential towers. (Not together, I should add, but there’s a thought.) Celebrated guests are too numerous to mention – pick, like, anybody – and include every US president from Herbert Hoover to Barack Obama. Need I go on? The Tony Awards and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame held their inaugural shows in the ballroom, the same ballroom which hosted the UN General Assembly for many years. I
“It’s going to be wild and it’s going to be feral.” How George Jaques created the buzziest film of the summer (opens the original)
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"I’d always wanted to tell a cancer story,” says George Jaques on a beautiful Friday afternoon in Battersea Park. “I just didn’t know how to do it.” The ambition stemmed from his mother’s breast cancer diagnosis when Jaques was a teenager. A decade later, his mother is still with us and the 26-year-old Jaques’s cancer story Sunny Dancer hits cinemas on 14 August. Except Sunny Dancer isn’t a cancer story – or rather, it isn’t just a cancer story. The premise is simple: 17-year-old Ivy (Bella Rams
Enjoy a little London magic at the Bloomsbury Hotel (opens the original)
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Fittingly for a hotel with such literary credentials, the Bloomsbury seems to inhabit its own secret world, as secluded and magical as Narnia or Alice’s Wonderland. (Although CS Lewis and Lewis Carroll were both Oxford men.) How can you travel from the crowds and chaos of Tottenham Court Road to the bucolic beauty of the Dalloway terrace? The walk takes two minutes, down a meagre little sidestreet, yet the transition is like going from Gotham City to Pemberley. Noise is swapped for calm, traffic
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