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Much warmth for Cold Souls

2009-11-13T09:35:15Z

Paul Giametti plays a neurotic actor trying to get through rehearsals for Chekhov's Uncle Vanya in director Sophie Barthes's debut, Cold Souls

Nice work at Pizza East

2009-10-21T23:00:00Z

Giving pleasure is the underlying ethos of the Soho House group and there is little not to like at Pizza East.

Miliband defends raid

2009-09-11T06:09:39Z

Foreign Secretary David Miliband defended the decision to order the special forces raid to free a kidnapped journalist which left four people dead, including a British paratrooper

Rescued journalist criticised over safety risks

2009-09-10T06:14:56Z

Questions were raised over the death in Afghanistan of a paratrooper in a raid to free a kidnapped journalist who reportedly defied security advice not to go into the Taliban-controlled territory

Para dies in battle to rescue kidnapped reporter

2009-09-09T06:09:08Z

A British paratrooper was killed with an interpreter and civilians in a fierce gun battle to free a UK journalist in Afghanistan

Paulson calls to Blankfein before government bailout

2009-08-10T07:16:22Z

Former US Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson spoke to Goldman Sachs� chief executive, Lloyd Blankfein, two dozen times in the week last September when insurer American International Group, Goldman�s trading partner, was bailed out with government funds

New York Times plans to charge for online content

2009-07-13T12:12:53Z

I�m cool with the androids taking over

2009-06-03T07:31:59Z

New York has seen some extraordinary events in recent years, at least if the documentaries I've seen are anything to go by

�Wild west� Deptford wows US

2009-04-27T14:16:00Z

American tourists are being advised to visit Deptford after a travel guide called it �London�s wild west�

The guillotine hasn't arrived here - yet

2009-03-16T09:20:09Z

These days it's not just financial journalists who follow the movements of financiers. So, too, do the entertainment channels and press

Absence makes Broadway grow Fonda

2009-03-10T10:01:54Z

Jane Fonda enjoyed a triumphant return to the Broadway stage last night after an absence of 46 years

Loss-hit UBS 'trims bonuses but ups pay'

2009-03-02T09:51:54Z

Banking: Banking giant UBS, facing mounting losses and increasingly aggressive legal action by the US taxman, is said to be doubling some senior investment bankers' pay to offset lower bonuses

Leibovitz gives up rights to her life's work for �10m loan

2009-02-25T09:06:21Z

Photographer Annie Leibovitz has borrowed �10 million in exchange for the copyright, negatives and contract rights of her pictures

Bad times bring out the best in Manhattan

2009-02-09T12:13:55Z

Let's see gold gods shackled

2009-02-05T12:03:35Z

The hordes are baying now in Manhattan, eager for punishment to be rendered up and down Wall Street and Park Avenue. They want to see more than just resignations, bankruptcies and abject apologies. They want justice.

Vodka hangover for Waterford Wedgewood

2009-01-06T11:32:58Z

The demise of Waterford Wedgwood is a sorry tale. There is red ink everywhere, the Stoke pottery operation is pointing fingers at the Irish glassmaking side, while there's much brouhaha about moving the whole manufacturing process to Indonesia

Um, you know, Ms Kennedy is a turn-off for TV viewers

2008-12-30T09:14:40Z

The political ambitions of Caroline Kennedy have been dealt a crippling blow after a mauling at the hands of the New York press

For some, this crisis is on another planet

2008-11-24T09:11:35Z

We're told a global recession of almost Depression proportions is taking place, fragmenting the social hierarchy

Three ovations in first night friller for Billy Elliot in NY

2008-11-14T08:40:24Z

Not even on Broadway do they normally give standing ovations when a show is nowhere near over

Wanna buy an Obama paper?

2008-11-06T09:24:40Z

What the American papers are saying

2008-11-05T13:48:05Z

It's official: guys can wear shorts to work

2008-08-04T07:48:59Z

For women, dressing for summer here is a whole lot easier (and cheaper) than in London. You know that stepping outside will feel like walking into a blast furnace, so you choose pretty light sundresses and then you buy a cardigan to battle the freezing air-conditioning inside

Jobs' illness 'not life-threatening'

2008-07-28T09:21:59Z

Apple CEO is not suffering from a recurrence of his pancreatic cancer, according to US reports

US pondering �2,500bn 'Rock-style' bailout

2008-07-11T10:08:29Z

The US government may be forced into a bailout of their two largest mortgage companies, FreddieMac and Fannie Mae

America's plague of precocious brats

2008-04-07T08:01:40Z

Spitzer's girls have to face facts of life

2008-03-17T08:50:21Z

One aspect in particular has bothered me as the Spitzer controversy rages: his daughters, Elyssa, 17, Sarabeth, 15, and Jenna, 13

Cate's praised for her Elizabeth pt II

2007-10-24T08:25:50Z

Cate Blanchett has been praised by critics for her performance as Queen Elizabeth - the second time her portrayal of the monarch has been tipped for awards.

Dangerous Book For Boys to become a film

2007-08-07T07:59:17Z

Best-seller The Dangerous Book For Boys is to be turned into a film. Disney has snapped up the rights after a fierce bidding war.

Feeling the pinch at Suka

2007-03-21T00:00:00Z

While easy on the taste buds, a meal at Sanderson hotel's new Malaysian restaurant is likely to put a severe strain on the ears - not to mention the wallet, says Fay Maschler.

Fantastic food let down by surroundings

2007-01-24T00:00:00Z

After less than two years since opening, the number of dishes on offer has decreased, the prices increased, but there is still plenty of temptation at Maze.