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Sporting greats risk life and limb to entertain us so we're all responsible if someone dies

21.10.11
Carnage and wrecks. That was what Randy Bernard, chief executive of IndyCar, promised the sport would deliver its fans. And he was true to his word... more

Midnight In Paris - review

07.10.11
While no one would compare Woody Allen's new film to his best, the light and airy Midnight In Paris is as good as anything he has done for a considerable time... more

The tipple that's mad, bad and dangerous to know - bar none

11.07.11
Absinthe is insanity in a glass, and it's catching on in London. Johanna Thomas-Corr sips with caution... more

Take a stand at the office

09.05.11
Just try standing up for a day at work. You will ache at first and long to sit down. But give it a few weeks and your waist should shrink... more

On show: Miró that Hemingway couldn’t live without

19.11.10
Early masterpiece by Joan Miró that was so coveted by Ernest Hemingway he gambled for it is a highlight of the first British exhibition of the Spanish artist’s work in nearly half a century ... more

Sunday Worship in Any Human Heart

19.11.10
The end of the weekend has just become bearable again. Into the gap left by Downton Abbey steps TV drama Any Human Heart — starring the original book’s biggest fan... more

Cookin' with jazz: How Jamie Cullum found perfect harmony

20.08.10
He's Britain's most successful jazz artist ever, is married to Sophie Dahl and puts on electric stage shows complete with exploding pianos. Is there no stopping Jamie Cullum, asks Christopher Silvester... more

Hungry for more from Chapel Club

28.05.10
Chapel Club are a bunch of boys from Essex, Swindon, London and Leeds who sound like the unlikely lovechild of Joy Division and My Bloody Valentine.... more

No punches, no pistols — British literary feuds are such staid affairs

26.02.10
The Martin Amis/Anna Ford exchange about what may or may not have happened 22 years ago over the deathbed of her husband Mark Boxer is a storm in a tea cup... more

If writers' desks could talk, the stories they'd tell

07.12.09
Charlotte Brontë's desk, where she wrote Jane Eyre at the family parsonage in Haworth, is up for auction next week. Sotheby's has put an estimated £10,000 price tag on its spindly legs and delicate frame... more

Frank Turner: from punk rocker to self-taught troubadour

28.10.09
Frank Turner's gone from Etonian punk rocker 'despised' at school to bohemian hobo, hitting the road after a family betrayal.... more

Folly of being Ernest in Too Close to the Sun

27.07.09
It wouldn't be summer without a bonkers musical project. Step forward Too Close to the Sun, a fictional account of the last days of Ernest Hemingway.... more

Humour in the workplace is no laughing matter

06.07.09
Some frown on humour in the workplace, but it makes staff happier and lifts productivity, says Philip Delves Broughton... more

There is life after politics - just write a bad novel

04.11.08
As a Downing Street spin doctor, Alastair Campbell was renowned for telling tall stories and stretching credulity to the limit... more

What we read about when we read about sportsmen

19.08.08
Some authors could give Olympic athletes a good run for their money. The Japanese novelist Haruki Murakami has notched up an impressive 32 marathons since he took up the sport in 1982... more

American Beauty star Mena Suvari engaged to music producer

17.07.08
American Beauty star Mena Suvari is set to wed music producer Simone Sestito.... more

Down and out in Smithfield Market

15.07.08
How apt that London waiter Ross Raisin has been nominated for the £60,000 Dylan Thomas Prize, for authors under the age of 30... more

It's a good job writers can take it on the chin

15.04.08
Writers are getting it in the neck - literally, not figuratively. Over the weekend it emerged the Pride and Prejudice screenwriter Andrew Davies was headbutted and punched while out walking his dog... more

Day two and Mena Suvari slips on an even SMALLER bikini

01.04.08
When Mena Suvari hit Malibu beach in a green string two-piece on Saturday it was hard to imagine her swimwear could get any skimpier. But the following day the American Beauty took to the surf in a scarlet strapless bikini that actually left even less to the imagination. The actress looked a figure of confidence as she again showed off her shapely physique while frolicking with her boyfriend Simone Sestito... more

Spinning a yarn - just the job for Campbell

26.02.08
Perhaps we should not be so surprised by the news that Alastair Campbell has become a novelist at the age of 50. After all, as a Downing Street spin doctor, he was renowned for telling tall stories and stretching credulity to the limit. To be published in November, his debut, All in the Mind, is the story of a psychiatrist, his patients and family and "the pressures they bring to bear on each other'' over a long weekend... more

Yanks a lot for the transatlantic laughs

13.02.08
The five Americans touring under the Yankin' It banner are an intriguing variety pack mixing major weirdness with sassy stand-up.... more

London's best African restaurants

09.01.08
You may not have thought about African food in London before, but from antelope to yam, their cuisine is as diverse as the continent.... more

Slick, sleek and chic

10.08.07
Dining for the rich and famous: exclusive and celebrity studded Cipriani pulses with power and makes no secret of its 'boogie factor'.... more

Cuban joins the Latino revolution

13.12.06
La Bodeguita del Medio takes its name from a restaurant in old Havana of which Ernest Hemingway was a regular and where "everything but unhappiness is permitted". ... more

London's coolest bars and clubs

13.12.06
London has been shaken and stirred. A new wave of intimate and sophisticated bars and clubs now rule the night scene. As the season gets into full swing, we tell you where to party.... more


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