Sofia Coppola’s Lost in Translation, 20 years on
On the beauty of fleeting human connections —– November 2003, North London. Five bright young female law students file into a cinema auditorium in Wood
On the beauty of fleeting human connections —– November 2003, North London. Five bright young female law students file into a cinema auditorium in Wood
A trip to Madrid to meet a 20th century masterpiece —– Damn. I’ve seen it. That wasn’t meant to happen. I’m in the Museo Nacionale
“What a palaver!” I shouldn’t be laughing right now, as I am talking to my sister about a fall she just had while out running,
I love a good duet. Two men, two women – or a male/female collaboration…it doesn’t matter. When two fine voices come together and complement each
When it comes to certain Yorkshire words, the old adage holds true: you can take the lass out of Yorkshire, but you can’t take the
If this playlist doesn’t out me as a British millennial, nothing will —– I’ve been a long-distance runner since the age of 14. In the
An inspiration in every way. —– I came home from an evening out with a friend on Wednesday to the sad news that Tina Turner,
Clever, audacious, surprising, intimate — these are the song words that have had the greatest impact on me. Here are my 5 favourite lyrics. —–
The corpulence of Augustus Gloop was central to the lessons imparted by Roald Dahl’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. His portrayal should not be softened
I love music, and I love live music. I’ve been to so many brilliant gigs in my time, it’s hard to pick out the real