Market Round-up: Two days after banking scion Nat Rothschild tied up his $3 billion three-way reverse take–over of two Indonesian coal-mining giants, competition for his crown and the attention of investors emerges from the darkness
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Nat King Cole’s talented younger brother Freddy usually entertains Londoners within the cosy confines of the Pizza Express basement. It was time to give Ronnie Scott's a go.... more
Michael Jackson took centre stage for the last time at a funeral service at which friends and family were given the opportunity to grieve in private... more
It is the ultimate in dinner party entertainment. Opera singer Will Martin, whose debut album hit number one in the classical charts, will come to your house and literally sing for his supper. ... more
Amy Winehouse said she was "so happy and proud" of her Grammys victory on Sunday night, but it seems not every is sharing in her joy. Singer Natalie Cole, daughter of late music legend Nat King Cole, has criticised the singer's triumph at the ceremony, saying she did not deserve to win any awards
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Kwame Kwei-Armah's Let There Be Love is a flawed gem of a play which does more than examine the relationship between a cantankerous old Caribbean Londoner and his young, Polish cleaner.... more
New restaurant Shimo isn't quite the Japanese word for the month of November and it isn't quite a Japanese restaurant, either, says Fay Maschler.... more
Age is no barrier to Eartha Kitt, who, despite her 80 years, put on an OAP-defying, hip-swivelling performance that oozed magic, says Bruce Dessau.... more
Hampered only by a cold and an alarming shirt, the dapper Dominic Alldis made fine work of some of Nat "King" Cole's most celebrated standards. ... more
Exclusive: After high-profile allegations this season, Charlton's manager is pleased the issue is now being addressed but says the authorities still have plenty of work to do
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