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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

Let's all hail these model performers of AFC Wimbledon

23.05.11
After five promotions in eight seasons, AFC Wimbledon returned to the Football League, a triumph perhaps even more remarkable than their 1988 FA Cup win over Liverpool... more

A roaring revival: The Great Gatsby is back in fashion

18.03.11
From film to fashion, The Great Gatsby is back in a big way this season. Here Emma Watson's little brother Alex and model Clea Martin channel Jay and Daisy, while an East Coast party girl reflects on its enduring appeal... more

City Spy: Taste of high life at Centre Point

15.03.11
Fancy a flat at the top of Centre Point? Former Land Securities development director, Mike Hussey, is close to completing a £120 million deal to buy the 35-storey tower from the administrators, Lloyds Bank... more

Royals are still our best sign of being British

01.03.11
It was a great British win, to the slight disappointment of some of our film critics who secretly carried the flame for The Social Network or True Grit. The former was cool, forward-looking, American. The latter was cool, mythological, American. Whereas the King's Speech was royal history, embarrassing, British... more

Pubs’ local hero

13.01.11
One entrepreneur is determined to save London’s boozers, reports Nick Curtis... more

Harry Potter is not enough for an arts policy

18.11.10
When a man is tired of London, he is tired of life; a man or woman tired of London’s arts scene should probably give up altogether... more

My staycation to escape the holiday rat race

26.08.10
If you break routine, you can be on holiday anywhere - in my case, Kent... more

Simon Rich is the laughing boy

03.08.10
At 26, Simon Rich has already sold three film scripts to Hollywood, is a writer for Saturday Night Live and has just published his first novel. It’s an old-fashioned comic tale, he tells Tom Teodorczuk ... more

Cannes’ clash of bling, cash and art house

20.05.10
The French expression plus ça change, plus ç’est la même chose is perhaps the right attitude: the more things change, the more they stay the same... more

There’s much more to the wonderful wizardry of Oz

09.04.10
Outside of Kansas, the world isn’t entirely kind to the BBC’s Somewhere Over The Rainbow... more

Putting on The Ritz is not enough

07.01.10
Like nearly every other restaurant these days, The Ritz extols its devotion to seasonality and best of British... more

No sex in New Moon please, we're vampires

20.11.09
The creepiest thing about the second adaptation of Stephenie Meyer's Twilight books - New Moon - is its obsession with teenage celibacy.... more

Let's get this after-party started

26.10.09
It is not enough to be invited to the best parties - to be really cool, says Olivia Cole, you must move on somewhere special... more

Concept clubbing: taking a night out to a whole new level

07.09.09
An ordinary night out doesn’t cut it any more. Londoners want to let their hair down at edgy, exclusive themed evenings, says Olivia Cole... more

McAvoy is pulling power in Three Days of Rain

11.02.09
The magnificently acted Three Days of Rain doesn't engage or emerge as coloured more than a paler shade of grey.... more

Life lived backwards in Benjamin Button

05.02.09
Brad Pitt grows younger while Cate Blanchett ages in an extraordinary tale that makes an ordinary film in The Curious Case of Benjamin Button.... more

Boy from Harrow takes on Hollywood in Baftas battle

15.01.09
A teenager from Harrow is to take on Brad Pitt in the Baftas... more

Join the bob brigade

12.01.09
It’s the 100th birthday of this classic cut, but for one fan the style comes at a price... more

Bernie socks it to Noel for the Noels

08.01.09
When books are written about Wall Street’s collapse — and boy are they being written, with Liar’s Poker author Michael Lewis the latest to sign up — the Noel family of Greenwich may merit a volume of their own... more

Is this the year Brits sweep the Oscars?

06.01.09
All hopes are on Kate Winslet, Danny Boyle and Sally Hawkins doing at the Academy Awards what Team GB did at the Olympics, says Mike Goodridge.... more

50 ways to have fun in 2009

02.01.09
Priscilla on stage, Blur reunited, Michael Sheen as Brian Clough — we bring you the highlights of London’s arts calendar for the coming months. ... more

Yes, we can take a share of America's optimism

07.11.08
Whatever problems may lie ahead for Barack Obama, his victory is an inspiring example of the can-do spirit that pervades the world’s most diverse nation... more

Why millions won't be voting for Barack today

04.11.08
The Democratic candidate may be on the doorstep of the White House but one Right-wing commentator says many still worry that they don’t know what Obama stands for... more

London's last farewell for the age of decadence

17.10.08
Paris Hilton partied, Princess Michael swanned around and Fergie turned up with Beatrice in tow - this was designer Nicky Haslam's bash for his 800 closest friends... more

Here's my recession confession: I love it

13.10.08
We all confessed last weekend. It was over lunch in Camden when the conversation turned towards the credit crunch. Suddenly my friend Lou turned to me looking stricken. "Should I feel guilty that it isn't affecting me?" she whispered, looking genuinely as if she'd murdered her own grandmother. "No, no, me too," piped up another, and I agreed with both. ... more

A cast adrift in Small Craft Warnings

15.09.08
Bill Bryden directs an engaging, well orchestrated revival of late, under-par Tennessee Williams tragi-comedy Small Craft Warnings.... more

Revisited Brideshead is no match for TV ancestor

07.08.08
Much-anticipated new interpretation of Evelyn Waugh's Brideshead Revisited becomes consumed with nostalgia for the Granada series.... more


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