Hans Holbein the Younger, a German artist of remarkable talent, made a significant impact on Tudor England during the 16th century. His journey, much like that of the composer Handel a century later, was fueled by ambition and a quest for opportunity. The current exhibition, ‘Holbein at the Tudor Court,’ hosted at The Queen’s Gallery, Buckingham Palace, serves as a captivating…
Last night, I had the pleasure of attending Cliff Richard’s London gig at the Hammersmith Apollo, which was part of his Blue Sapphire Tour 2023. Despite being in the industry for over 65 years, the legendary Sir Cliff Richard, at 83, appeared in top form, with a voice as youthful as ever.
The evening featured a performance of his 14 hits along with engaging conversations with English lyricist…
A free exhibition of highlights from The Pearson Silver Collection devoted to post-World War II British designer silver will be held at Noonans Mayfair (16 Bolton Street, London W1J 8BQ) between Monday, 30 October to Friday, 10 November, 2023.
Featuring works including fine boxes and magnificent candelabra byStuart Devlin(1931-2018) andGerald Benney(1930…
As the days grow shorter and the air turns colder, London embraces its centuries-old tales of spine-tingling intrigue.
This Halloween, the lastminute.com London Eye River Cruise presents ‘Fright on the Thames,’ a 40-minute boat ride along the River Thames. It’s a chilling yet enchanting journey through London’s haunted past. Whether you’re a couple in search of a…
The latest exhibition at the Science Museum in London, “Turn It Up: The Power of Music,” offers an immersive experience that explores the enigmatic influence of music on our lives. Whether you’re a family looking for an engaging holiday activity or an individual seeking to explore the depths of music’s impact, this exhibition is a must-visit.
Personally, I walked out of…
Taylor Swift Eras Tour, a marathon concert which is an autobiography in time, space and sound. Taylor Swift has cherry-picked songs from each era of her life which correspond to each album. And she’s globe-trotting. 5/5 stars and I’m not a Swifty: for her sheer good-nature, her voice, her lyrics, her costumes, and her sets.
Good-nature
She had me welling up with her heart-felt thanks…
Festival of The Girl is back and bigger than ever for 2023 to celebrate the fifth birthday of their ground-breaking event designed especially for girls aged 7-11. The not-for-profit campaign and event aims to inspire, engage and to break down harmful gender stereotypes.
Festival of the Girl, 9Oct2022, Photographer Bronac McNeill
The first festival in 2019 was held for 80 girls and in just five…
In today’s dynamic world, a dedicated study area is essential for focused work and learning. While traditional desks and office chairs work well, there are many creative and unique ways to design a study space that not only enhances productivity but also adds personality to your home. In this article, I’ll explore some innovative ideas to help you create a one-of-a-kind study area that…
On a crisp and sunny October day, I attended the grand opening of Trolls Happy Place in Piccadilly, London. This pop-up activity shop located next to Fortrum & Mason was a vibrant celebration of World Smile Day and the upcoming release of DreamWorks Animation’s new film, “Trolls Band Together.” The event was graced by the presence of the multi-talented choreographer and…
In Bronagh Lagan’s enchanting production of Flowers for Mrs Harris, the enduring potency of simple kindness and decency takes centre stage. While the show’s initial act meticulously establishes its characters, patient theatregoers are richly rewarded with a profoundly touching second act that lingers long after the curtains fall.
Jenna Russell’s portrayal of Ada Harris, the…
