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Restaurants

Fay Maschler

quoteWith a single dessert and just two glasses of wine our bill was kept in check - but the effort of doing so was not much funquote

Fay Maschler Babbo Film

Andrew O'Hagan

quoteThis is a film with beautiful performances and a visual style that urges you towards reflectionquote

Andrew O'Hagan Bright Star Theatre

Henry Hitchings

quoteAlthough the first half of Kwei-Armah’s production is pacy, funny and intelligent, the energy level then drops offquote

Henry Hitchings Seize The Day

Reader reviews

Film

Squiz, Islington

quoteI loved this film from start to finish. Take the girlfriend, tell your mum - I'd see it again tomorrow and will buy the dvd.quote

An Education Theatre

Joe, London

quoteI saw this last night and can't remember the last time I was so moved in the theatre.quote

This Much Is True Restaurants

Hiroshi Sugiyama

quoteI have been to many of London's so-called best Japanese restaurants and none have been as good as the food that I've had at Aqua Kyotoquote

Aqua Kyoto

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Guide to the London Jazz Festival

30.10.09

The London Jazz Festival swings into town next month - it's time to learn to love the J-word. Richard Godwin takes you from A to Z

Jacques Brel c'est moi

09.10.09

Drunks, whores and death stalk the songs of the great Belgian singer. It was love on first listen, says Marc Almond.

Baby boomers are the curse of my generation

07.10.09

The devil, as ever, is in the detail. And the devil, I am coming to believe, was born between 1946 and 1964, fully returns the Rolling Stones'...
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The art of chessboxing - where brains can knock out brawn

05.10.09

'And he follows that check with a right uppercut ...' Richard Godwin looks at chessboxing, where you can be both master of the board and king of the...
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I’m proud to be a son of the suburbs

30.09.09

Among the delights of the London Transport Museum's forthcoming Suburbia exhibition is a 1930s poster suggesting a journey to the northern reaches of...
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First out of the traps: On the Greyhound bus

16.09.09

The Greyhound bus service has just made its first run between Victoria and Southampton. Pausing only to grab his guitar, incurable road romantic...
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Only the net could catch a Tongan nasal flautist

07.09.09

Among the many curious delights of the British Library's extraordinary audio archive of world and traditional music is a haunting field recording of...
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Sound check: rock, the new rapper's delight

04.09.09

Jay-Z and Beyoncé were unlikely faces in the crowd at a gig of psychedelic rockers Grizzly Bear this week — now the rap king is spreading the word...
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Nuno Mendes invites strangers into his Loft

30.07.09

Nuno Mendes is easily the most ambitious chef to invite strangers into his abode.

Is it too early to start the Spotify backlash?

29.07.09

Is Spotify ruining music? I ask as a music fan — the very person this revolutionary website is supposed to benefit.

Oxford's Randolph fails to live up to promise

22.07.09

The spa at Oxford’s ‘Ritz’ is a special lair of blameless self-indulgence — but other features fail to live up to its legendary reputation

Sound check: The feel bad hit of the summer

17.07.09

Nico meets Björk is hardly mosh-pit music — but eerie sounds and childlike vocals make Swedish act Fever Ray the most talked about on the festival...
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How the French stole a march on British music

08.07.09

The French may be fond of telling the English how much better they are at various activities: cooking, painting, lovemaking... but the Englishman...
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Hotel Missoni adds colour to Edinburgh

08.07.09

Knitwear doyenne Rosita Missoni has brought a dash of fashionista colour to old Edinburgh, as well as an impressive attention to detail

Former soldier tells of why he went to war in Iraq

01.07.09

They are the same age, left university at the same time and their tastes in books and music overlap but there the similarities end. Former soldier...
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Welcome back to the real band of our generation

29.06.09

Retrospect is a fine thing. Back in the Britpop era — a time of Stella Artois and Loaded magazine, Kangol hats and Gareth Southgate, the closest my...
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In the mood for nudes

08.06.09

Arty bars are attracting life-drawing sessions. What could be more uplifting?

A young person's guide to the opera

13.05.09

Not only has Edward Gardner, ENO's 34-year-old music director, scored another hit with Peter Grimes this week - he's leading a cultural revolution

I am a full-on Girls Aloud fan now

28.04.09

"My first pop concert" is a rite of passage that, to judge by our fellow Jubilee line passengers on Sunday night, all crop tops and Hula Hoops,...
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Making a meal of climbing trees

21.04.09

There are few places I would rather be than up a tree

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