28 h. ago Inside Pride of Britain afterparty as Princess Andre and Freddie Brazier reveal friendship

The Daily Mirror's Pride of Britain Awards was back in full swing – with famous faces partying until the early hours at a swanky London hotel after the event

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42 h. ago Pride of Britain Awards 2025 red carpet in pictures as Amy Dowden and Helen Flanagan among stars

This year's awards are taking place at the Grosvenor House on London with a number of celebrties and famous faces in attendance

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3 d. ago Lady Annabel Goldsmith Dies at 91 — The Woman Behind One of London’s Most Famous Private Clubs

Lady Annabel Goldsmith Dies at 91 — The Woman Behind One of London’s Most Famous Private Clubs  parade.com

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3 d. ago London’s Famous Cheese Conveyor Belt Restaurant Is Coming To New York City

London’s Famous Cheese Conveyor Belt Restaurant Is Coming To New York City  Travel and Leisure Asia

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3 d. ago Lady Annabel Goldsmith dies: Matriarch who gave her name to famous London club passes away aged 91

Lady Annabel Goldsmith, the renowned society beauty whose name was immortalised when her husband named a Mayfair nightclub after her, has died at the age of 91.

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5 d. ago ‘We want to use this as a launchpad’: can A24 also conquer the world of theater?

Cultish indie studio behind hits such as Moonlight, Uncut Gems and Materialists has taken over a New York theatre for $10mOn a recent Saturday night in downtown Manhattan, a sold-out crowd at the Cherry Lane Theatre delighted in one of the most bizarre sights in recent New York stage memory: comedian Natalie Palamides, dressed as if in split screen – her left side bedecked in Y2K girl signifiers (butterfly clips, low-rise jeans), her right in bro clothes (cargo pants, flannel) – barreling across the stage and tangling with herself. In her one-woman show Weer, the Los Angeles-based clown plays two halves of a toxic relationship over three late-90s years, flipping between perspectives with the velocity of a spinning top.The show is difficult to describe and perhaps more difficult to market, as well as gloriously unhinged and riotously funny – a bold gambit for a performer, as well as for the new Cherry Lane, the West Village staple recently renovated and reopened by A24. The film dist...

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6 d. ago London’s Famous Cheese Conveyor Belt Restaurant Is Coming to New York City—and It’s the First of Its Kind in the U.S.

London’s Famous Cheese Conveyor Belt Restaurant Is Coming to New York City—and It’s the First of Its Kind in the U.S.  Travel + Leisure

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7 d. ago Group CEO of Identity on how the company is thriving in ‘the Golden Age of Experience’

Michael Gietzen talks about the events agency’s early days as a family-run entity and the meteoric growth it’s seen over the last 10 years. Now operating across the US, The Middle East and England – including the famous New Years Eve fireworks displays in London – Identity is, as Gietzen says, adaptive, responsive and innovative.

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1 week ago 5 world famous bars that are coming to London for London Cocktail Week 2025

5 world famous bars that are coming to London for London Cocktail Week 2025  Time Out Worldwide

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2 w. ago ‘No reason not to be all in’: is Saturday Night Live ready to meet a major political moment?

The return of the long-running series lands at a difficult time for late-night comedy – and free speechPaul Simon sang The Boxer. New York mayor Rudy Giuliani appeared with firefighters. When producer Lorne Michaels asked: “Can we be funny?”, Giuliani replied: “Why start now?”It was September 2001 and, just 18 days after the worst terrorist attack in US history, Saturday Night Live’s blend of satire, silliness and live music was back on the air. “In bad times, people turn to the show,” Michaels told Rolling Stone magazine 20 years later. Continue reading...

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2 w. ago Chef left famous London strip behind to cook up a storm in Devon

Chef left famous London strip behind to cook up a storm in Devon  Devon Live

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2 w. ago SQUEEZE ME by Ruthie Rogers and Ed Ruscha: How to find your zest for life... cook with lemons!

The inimitable owner of London's famous River Cafe has written a citrusy new cook book.

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2 w. ago The Latest: Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs to appear in court for sentencing

Sean “Diddy” Combs faces sentencing Friday in a sordid criminal case that could keep him locked up for years

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2 w. ago Famous upmarket brand opens first UK store outside London at famous shopping site

Famous upmarket brand opens first UK store outside London at famous shopping site  Bucks Herald

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2 w. ago Lady Gabriella Windsor's poignant comeback: Thomas Kingston's widow, 44, stuns at glamorous New York gala as she makes tentative return to the spotlight after her husband's death

Lady Gabriella Windsor made a powerful appearance at a charity gala in New York, following her husband's tragic passing last year.

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2 w. ago The Devonshire: new private dining rooms added to London's most famous pub

The grand Soho pub could now sell even more than 20,000 pints of Guinness a week

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3 w. ago Hidden Secrets And Living History At This Famous London Hotel

Hidden Secrets And Living History At This Famous London Hotel  Forbes

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3 w. ago Ralph Lauren Is Bringing The Polo Bar and Its Famous Burger to London

Ralph Lauren Is Bringing The Polo Bar and Its Famous Burger to London  Town & Country Magazine

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3 w. ago Ryder Cup prize money and how much players earn for winning golf tournament

Team USA are being paid to play in this year's Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black, while Team Europe will not make a penny, even if they come out on top in New York

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3 w. ago George Soros foundation hits back at Trump after report that DoJ plans to target group

NYT reports that justice department is pushing attorneys to investigate organization as Trump ramps up attack on rivalsThe Open Society Foundations (OSF), the major philanthropic group funded by George Soros, criticized the Trump administration on Thursday for “politically motivated attacks on civil society” after a report that the justice department had instructed federal prosecutors to come up with plans to investigate the charity.The New York Times reported Thursday that a lawyer in the office of Todd Blanche, the deputy attorney general, sent a memo to several federal prosecutors in attorney’s offices in California, New York, Washington DC, Chicago, and Detroit, offering a range of charges to consider against OSF. Those charges included racketeering, arson, wire fraud and material support for terrorism, the Times reported. Continue reading...

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