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Golden Lane Estate and Me: Documentary Screening at Exhibit Gallery, EC1
As I told filmmaker Esther Johnson, the year I lived at Golden Lane Estate was “very potent”. That she happened to come round the estate looking for residents to interview for her film, The View From My Window Tells Me I’m Home, just seemed like a fantastic coincidence to have someone there to document it for me. Continue reading
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Posted in Design, Freebies, interview, London, Movies
Tagged ARCHITECTURE, barbican, city of london, Clerkenwell, design, documentary, EC1, EC1M 7AA, Esther Johnson, Exhibit, Exhibit Gallery, film, free, freebies, golden lane estate, goswell road, interview, London, London blog, modernism, movie, The View From My Window Tells Me I’m Home, Лондон, ロンドン, 伦敦
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London Daily Photo: In the Studio at Kettner’s
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Tagged kettner's, LDP, London, London blog, London Daily Photo, painting, Photography, photography blog, portrait, romilly street, soho, Лондон, ロンドン, 伦敦
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Recipe: Rachel Green’s Guacamole
Chef Rachel Green, a “woman for all seasons” who’s “cooking for Britain” was an absolute delight to cook alongside and to learn from. Observing her in the kitchen (not to mention getting to sample here her excellent food) was the highlight of the week. Nothing fancy but big on yum, Rachel’s recipe’s were down to earth, easy to follow and (most importantly) delicious. Here’s her recipe for one of my favourite dishes, guacamole. Check back tomorrow and later in the week for more of Rachel’s recipes from our day with John Lewis and Cole & Mason. Continue reading
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International Car Free Day at Seven Dials: Pop-Up Forest, Free Pizza and More
For one day only – tomorrow, Saturday 21 September – Camden Council will transforming the streets of Seven Dials to see the area become traffic-free with dozens of five-metre trees plotted around the monument as part of International Car Free Day. Inside the urban pop-up forest, there will a range events and activities taking place including an Orchard Juice Bar, complimentary cycle maintenance courtesy of Dr Bike, live music and complimentary food and drink such as homemade lemonade at Patagonia and pizza slices a la a mobile wood fired oven outside the Rossopomodoro pizzeria on Monmouth Street. Continue reading
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Tagged covent garden, cycling, dr bike, free, free pizza, freebies, international car free day, live music, London, London blog, orchard juice bar, pizza, pop-up, pop-up forest, rossopomodoro, seven dials, Лондон, ロンドン, 伦敦
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London Daily Photo: Stanley Donwood at The Outsiders London
Stanley Donwood’s latest exhibition Far Away is Close at Hand in Images of Elsewhere is now open at The Outsiders London (Greek Street, Soho). Vibrant and eerie, the show’s well worth taking a look at. Many of you who might not immediately recognise the artist’s name might actually have some of his work in your homes. Donwood has been collaborating with Radiohead for cover artwork since the band put out The Bends almost a decade ago. Continue reading
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Top Benjamin Franklin Sites in Philadelphia (OneTravel)
With the newly renovated Benjamin Franklin Museum (formerly the Underground Museum at Franklin Court) having just reopened in late August, this autumn is an excellent time to explore the rich and historic legacy of Philadelphia’s most famous son: the one and only Benjamin Franklin. Continue reading
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Tagged American Philosophical Society, benjamin franklin, Benjamin Franklin Museum, Benjamin Franklin National Memorial, Carpenters' Hall, Franklin Institute, Franklin's Print Shop, Independence Hall, Independence Hall National Park, OneTravel, pennsylvania, philadelphia, Travel
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London Daily Photo: Honky Tonk Clapham
Honky Tonk Clapham opened about a week and a half ago, riding the cibus Americanus wave south of the river in the hopes of finding the same success that sister bar and restaurant, Honky Tonk Chelsea has.
I dropped by Honky Tonk Clapham last night for the launch party, munched on some pretty decent chicken wings and enjoyed a Maple Trace cocktail (essentially an Old Fashioned with cinnamon and maple syrup infused bourbon). Yee haw. Continue reading
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Tagged CLAPHAM, clapham common, cocktails, Drink, Food, honky tonk, honky tonk clapham, LDP, London, London blog, London Daily Photo, Photography, photography blog, south london, street photography, SW4, Лондон, ロンドン, 伦敦
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Top Tips for Tahiti and Her Islands (Travelbag)
Comfortable, convenience and gourmet – what else could you want? How about top notch service, nightly entertainment, and long list of amenities and activities. From its very own lagoonarium to “Overwater Motu Bungalows” and much, much more – there are plenty of amazing reasons to make the Intercontinental Resort Tahiti your base while discovering the joys of French Polynesia. Continue reading
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Tagged Drink, Food, french polynesia, hotel, INTERCONTINENTAL, InterContinental Resort Tahiti, pacific, pacific ocean, polynesia, polynesian, resort, society islands, south pacific, tahiti, tahitian, tahitian wine, tiki, Travel, travelbag
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Karate Cap with Misha B and Dynamo
Check out how Mancunian rap sensation Misha B’s reacts when magician Dynamo plays a fantastic trick on her at this summer’s Yahoo! Wireless Festival. Can you spot how he did it? Me neither. Maybe I should give it another viewing … but I’ve already watched the clip about a half dozen times. Argh. Man, that guy’s good. Continue reading
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Tagged dynamo, karate cap, magic, misha b, pepsi max, SPONSORED POST, Video, yahoo! wireless festival
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Happy (Early) Halloween from Houston (CheapOair)
Trick or treat, y’all? October’s just around the corner, and Houstonians are preparing for a frightfully fun Halloween. Here’s a selection of five events around Houston, whether you’re looking for family friendly activities for the little ones or something more mature for the witching hours. Continue reading
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Tagged Art, cheapoair, Children's Museum of Houston, halloween, halloween 2013, haunted houses, Hocus Pocus Pops, houston, Houston Symphony, Houston Symphony at The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion, Houston Terror Dome, Houston Zombie Walk, Houston Zombie Walk Downtown, Monsters Museum of Houston, music, Something Wicked, texas, The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion, Travel, zombies
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London Daily Photo: La Hechicera
Early evening yesterday, I spent a bit of time at Mr Fogg’s in Mayfair with Laura Riascos and Martamaria Carrillo of Colombian premium rum (and the only family owned rum made in Colombia), La Hechicera. I had tasted La Hechicera before and really enjoyed it. So I was pleased to receive the invitation. Matured in American White Oak bourbon barrels between 12 and 21 years, it’s got an intriguingly smooth flavour profile and goes down a charm. Next time you’re at one of London’s finer bars. Look for the blue label. Continue reading
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Tagged bar, colombian rum, la hechicera, LDP, London, London blog, London Daily Photo, mr fogg's, Photography, photography blog, premium rum, rum, street photography, Лондон, ロンドン, 伦敦
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Win a Range of Chakra Teas from The East India Company + a Five Night Luxury Holiday
Recently EIC introduced a new range of “Chakra” teas. Inspired by the yogic concept of energy flow through the body, the six Chakra-inspired herbal infusions are designed to restore harmony to the mind, body and soul. Keep reading to find out how to win the Chakra collection of teas plus a chance to win a special five night holiday holiday to Banyan Tree Al Wadi in Dubai. Continue reading
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DIG by Sculptor Daniel Silver: Intriguing Outdoor Art on View for Free in London (CheapOair)
An abandoned, overgrown landscape in central London is the site for an installation of free-to-view public art by artist Daniel Silver. Called Dig, the installation features a series of not-quite-finished (often eerily incomplete or eroded) figures and fragments of varying size all worked from hand and made of a range of materials including marble, plaster and terracotta. Continue reading
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Tagged Art, cheapoair, Daniel Silver, Dig, grafton way, LDP, London, London blog, London Daily Photo, Odean Site, Photography, photography blog, preview, public art, sculpture, street photography, tottenham court road, Travel, WC1, WC1E 6DB, Лондон, ロンドン, 伦敦
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Restaurant Review: Central & Co, Great Marlbourgh Street, Soho
What’s with all this “& Co” business in London these days? Here’s my third review in a row of an eatery with such a suffix to its name. Fortunately, my & Co trio has provided me with more than decent grub. In the case of Soho brasserie with chic basement bar, Central & Co, I found an especially convenient and fairly swank venue offering a something-for-everyone approach toward food and drink. Continue reading
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London Daily Photo: Untitled
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Play #LondonBingo with @CostaBingo and @tikichris and Win Dinner at The Shard
Ready to have some fun? I’ve teamed up with Costa Bingo to offer my readers the chance to get out of your seats, visit some of London’s most historic landmarks and play for a chance to win dinner for two at any of the restaurants located within one our newest icons – The Shard. Continue reading
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Check Out Spianata & Co for a Tasty Lunch with Roman Style
Last week I had a fantastic lunch at Spianata & Co. The Roman bakery and paninoteca has been in London for a number of years, but I’m just now getting wise to its tasty range of freshly made sandwiches, pizza rossa and more. Continue reading
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Tagged bakery, brushfield street, coffee, E1, E1 6AA, east london, flat bread, gorgonzola, lasagne, London, London blog, lunch, old spitalfields market, paninoteca, pizza rossa, restaurant review, review, roman bakery, sandwich bar, sandwiches, spianata, spianata & co, spianata&co, spitalfields, spitalfields market, TIRAMISU, toasted sandwich, zomato, Лондон, ロンドン, 伦敦
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Photos from the 2013 Mr and Ms Mango Tree Competition
Last night’s Ladyboy beauty pageant at Thai restaurant, Mango Tree, not only celebrated ten years of he/she glamour competition but was also the restaurant’s 12th birthday birthday. Compared to past events, the 2013 “Mr & Miss Mango Tree Ladyboy Safari” had a touch more of a gala air about it (the canapés were tastier than I remembered as well). Continue reading
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Tagged BEAUTY PAGEANT, BELGRAVIA, cocktails, Drink, Food, KATHOEY, KATOEY, ladyboy, Ladyboy competition, ladyboys, London, London blog, mango tree, Miss Mango Tree 2013, Mr and Miss Mango Tree, Mr and Miss Mango Tree UK Ladyboy competition, photographs, Photography, restaurant, restaurants, SHEMALES, SW1, SW1X 7EQ, thai, thai cuisine, thai food, thai restaurant, TRANNIES, TRANSGENDER, TRANSSEXUALS, TRANSVESTITES, uk ladyboy competition, VICTORIA, Лондон, ロンドン, 伦敦
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London Daily Photo: St Helen’s Church Bishopsgate by @anthonyepes
Photograph by Anthony Epes. To see more of Anthony’s work, visit citiesatdawn.com. Continue reading
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Popular London Restaurant Teams up with A-List Celebrities to Raise Funds for Children’s Hospital (OneTravel)
A baker’s dozen including some of Britain’s biggest celebrities have teamed up with London restaurant, Daphne’s in South Kensington, to give their own unique interpretation of a pen and ink sketch to help raise vital funds for a worthy cause, the Great Ormond Street Hospital Children’s Charity. Continue reading
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Tagged Alan Rickman, Alison Jackson, Art, Bill Nighy, chelsea, design, DRAYCOTT AVENUE, Giles Deacon, Helena Bonham Carter, hospital, Jade Jagger, Jessie J, London, PPQ, restaurants, ronnie wood, Russell Tovey, south kensington, Theo Fennell, Victoria Pendleton, Zaha Hadid
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London Daily Photo: Get Ready
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Tagged east london, LDP, London, London blog, London Daily Photo, Photography, photography blog, street photography, Лондон, ロンドン, 伦敦
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Theatre Review: When Midnight Strikes, Upstairs at the Gatehouse
If you’ve ever been in a room with more than one Manhattanite, you’ll recognise the tone of this musical and the acerbic banter bounced between its characters. Indeed, I was half surprised for there not to be a sea of yellow cabs swarming the streets of Highgate as I left the Gatehouse pub humming after Friday night’s stellar performance of When Midnight Strikes. Continue reading
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London Daily Photo: In the Hole
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Tagged LDP, London, London blog, London Daily Photo, Photography, photography blog, street photography, Лондон, ロンドン, 伦敦
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Mango Tree Celebrates 10th Annual Ladyboy Beauty Pageant This Sunday
Upscale Thai restaurant Mango Tree’s now legendary annual ladyboy beauty pageant will return for a 10th year this Sunday night, the 15th of September. The 2013 event will feature a “safari” theme along with special guest hosts and judges as wells as DJs, musical performances and the “lively, buzzing atmosphere that Mango Tree is famous for”. Continue reading
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Tagged BEAUTY PAGEANT, BELGRAVIA, cocktails, dirnk, Drink, Food, KATHOEY, KATOEY, ladyboy, Ladyboy competition, ladyboys, London, London blog, mango tree, Miss Mango Tree 2013, Mr and Miss Mango Tree, Mr and Miss Mango Tree UK Ladyboy competition, restaurant, restaurants, SHEMALES, SW1, SW1X 7EQ, thai, thai cuisine, thai food, thai restaurant, TRANNIES, TRANSGENDER, TRANSSEXUALS, TRANSVESTITES, uk ladyboy competition, VICTORIA, Лондон, ロンドン, 伦敦
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London Daily Photo: Circling
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Tagged LDP, London, London blog, london bridge, London Daily Photo, Photography, photography blog, shard, south london, street photography, the shard, Лондон, ロンドン, 伦敦
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A Guide to Mexico City’s Neighborhoods (CheapOair)
Mexico City is a lot of things to a lot of people. But there’s one aspect that everybody who’s ever been there can agree on. It’s a big place. One of the largest cities in the world, the same dynamic that makes Mexico City such an excellent destination can also lead to a bit of frustration if you’re unsure how to get around. Before you go, have look at this quick guide to the city’s main neighborhoods. Continue reading
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Popular Cake & Bake Show Returns to London (OneTravel)
The Cake & Bake Show – Britain’s biggest baking show, returns to London next month for a three day weekend filled with celebrity demos, live bake offs, skills classes, competitions and lots of opportunities to sample breads, cakes and other treats along with the chance to check out the latest and greatest baking and sugarcraft supplies. Who’s the 2013 Cake & Bake Show for? Pretty much anybody from the casual home nibbler to the fanciful pastry chef pro. Continue reading
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Tagged 2013 cake & bake show, bakery, baking, cake, cake & bake show, cake and bake show, cakes, earl's court exhibition centre, earls court, Food, London, OneTravel, recipes, Shopping, sugarcraft, the cake & bake show, the cake and bake show, Travel, Лондон, ロンドン, 伦敦
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Secret Ways to Book a Hotel for Less (Guest)
Want to cut the cost of your holiday? Hotels can take the biggest bite out of your travel budget, but it doesn’t have to be that way. One particular hotel room can have massive variations in price depending on where … Continue reading
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Review: Sincerely, Mr Toad at Greenwich Theatre
Last night I caught the London premiere of Sincerely, Mr Toad at the Greenwich Theatre. Having toured around the UK with a well received stint at this year’s Fringe, the new musical examines the life of The Wind in the Willows author Kenneth Grahame, his icy relationship with wife Elspeth and the tragic early death of their son Alastair – and how these and other factors shaped Grahame’s imagination and writing. Continue reading
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London Daily Photo: The Good, the Bad and the Kitty
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Tagged east london, LDP, London, London blog, London Daily Photo, Photography, photography blog, street photography, Лондон, ロンドン, 伦敦
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Scotch Egg Challenge 2013 at The Ship in Wandsworth
Tuesday 17 September will see the Scotch Egg Challenge return to The Ship in Wandsworth for a third year and first time to team up with humanitarian charity Action Against Hunger with a two and a half day online auction “eggs-travaganza” Continue reading
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Feel More Comfortable When Speaking in Public
Public speaking. It’s something we all have to do at some point in our careers. I’ve certainly done my share. Sometimes it’s been a nightmare for me, other times an absolute delight. More than subject matter, audience and often even … Continue reading
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Tagged Daniel Kingsley, London, Millie Baker, Presence Training, public speaking, speaking in public, workshops
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London Daily Photo: Dawn Breaks at Westminster Bridge by @anthonyepes
Photograph by Anthony Epes. To see more of Anthony’s work, visit citiesatdawn.com.
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Tagged anthony epes, cities at dawn, dawn, LDP, London, london at dawn, London blog, London Daily Photo, london eye, morning, Photography, street photography, streetlights, sunrise, westminster, westminster bridge, Лондон, ロンドン, 伦敦
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Bermondsey Street Festival Returns to South London (CheapOair)
Bermondsey Street Festival is an annual celebration of music, dance, arts, cuisine and creativity situated in and around one of London’s quaintest little lanes. The festival is entirely volunteer-led and can draw big crowds. Last year the event saw 15,000 visitors enjoying a range of activities including a dog show, a fashion show, maypole dancing, an open air cinema and more than 100 stalls. This year attendee numbers are expected to nearly double. Continue reading
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Tagged Art, bermondsey, BERMONDSEY STREET, Bermondsey Street Festival, borough, cheapoair, Drink, Food, London, london bridge, restaurants, Shopping, south london, street fair, Street Festival, Travel
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All Day Soho Dining at Damson & Co on Brewer Street
Two current trends in the London dining scene at the moment are creating all-day-dining menus and adding a gratuitous “& Co” to the end of your business’s name. Newly opened Damson & Co twirls a double braid of zeitgeist to offer the constant flow of Soho shufflers a handy little place for a full-on dinner or a dabbling dash with libation – be it booze, fresh juice or quick shot of espresso. Continue reading
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Tagged all day dining, bar, beer, brewer street, cafe, coffee, damson & co, deli, flat bread, juice, London blog, new restaurant review, restaurant, restaurant review, restaurants, review, soho, W1, W1F 0RL, wine, zomato, Лондон, ロンドン, 伦敦
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