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Inside the Hottest Development on the London Property Market Right Now (opens the original)
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Few residential developments in London have generated as much anticipation—or undergone such a vivid transformation—as Chelsea Barracks. Occupying a 12.8-acre site on the border of Chelsea and Belgravia, the former military barracks has evolved into one of the capital’s most coveted addresses since Qatari Diar Europe acquired the site in 2008. Today, the neighborhood represents one of the most ambitious regeneration projects ever undertaken in Prime Central London. Originally constructed in the
Robert De Niro on Taking the Nobu Empire to Egypt (opens the original)
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“I was just happy getting my food brought to my apartment each day,” says Robert De Niro—that trademark smile creeping up to the corners of his eyes—as he sets out Nobu Hospitality’s origin story. “This was in the late 1980s, when I lived on La Cienega Boulevard, right across from Matsuhisa, and one of the waiters would bring it across the street, put it in my elevator, and it’d bring it up to the 10th floor where I lived.” The restaurant—then just opened and still there today—to which De Niro i
BMW Is Showing Off Its Striking Art Cars in Munich This Month (opens the original)
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Most autophiles welcome a bit of public gawping at the vehicle they’re driving at the traffic lights. But would they welcome the stares driving the wheels shown off at BMW‘s latest Art Cars exhibition would attract? The idea of an art car dates back to the 1960s, when Janis Joplin and John Lennon transformed their Porsche 356 and Rolls-Royce Phantom V, respectively, with vividly psychedelic paintwork. The concept gained wider prominence in 1975 when French racing driver and auctioneer Hervé Poul
Chef Cyril Lignac Brings His French-Asian Fusion Restaurant to London’s Mayfair (opens the original)
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The thoroughfare is already home to Stefano Ricci, Mayfair Gallery, and countless prestigious flagships, emporiums, and eateries. Now, renowned chef Cyril Lignac has moved the London outpost of his Saint-Germain gem to 41 South Audley Street, five years after choosing the British capital for his debut outside his native France. The new Mayfair address will continue the culinary language—French technique, interwoven with Japanese and other Asian influences—with which seasoned regulars have become
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