William Sitwell reviews Sushisamba, London: ‘There were peaks, troughs and an awesome amount of food’ – The Telegraph
William Sitwell reviews Sushisamba, London: ‘There were peaks, troughs and an awesome amount of food’The Telegraph
William Sitwell reviews Sushisamba, London: ‘There were peaks, troughs and an awesome amount of food’The Telegraph
Some people say Paul McCartney’s voice has waned, that the natural wear and tear make it impossible to thoroughly enjoy his concerts. True, Sir James Paul McCartney, who will turn 80 years young on June 18, can’t hit the high notes like he used to. Still, his 60-plus year discography, showmanship, and influence didn’t stop … Read more
Five years after winning the Palme d’Or for Shoplifters, the Japanese director Hirokazu Kore-eda is back on the Croisette with his latest film, the South Korea-set Broker, which, very much like Shoplifters, concerns foundling children and cobbled together families living on the outskirts of the law. Broker premiered on the second-to-last day of screenings here … Read more
click to enlarge Mabel Suen Clockwise from top left: Namastes chicken Thali, chicken biryani, tawa rotichili Momo, Chicken 65 and jhol momo. Like many newcomers to this particular region of cuisine, I wasn’t sure about the differences between Nepali and Indian food. Even within the countries themselves there are variations and specialties from region to … Read more
click to enlarge TOMMY CHIMS Cookies’ Helium strain, new to the St. Louis market, will have your head in the clouds. After a long wait and with a considerable amount of fanfare, the lifestyle brand turned vaunted cannabis company Cookies has officially entered the St. Louis market. The popular San Francisco-based brand, founded in 2010 … Read more
Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player It’s fair to say Roy Keane was not enjoying Manchester City’s title celebrations as much as Micah Richards!
Miami City Ballet’s season closer Prodigal Son features a program of four works: “The Source,” a world premiere by Claudia Schreier and director Adam Barish, followed by Christopher Wheeldon’s 2005 “After the Rain pas de deux,” along with a company premiere of William Forsythe’s 1992 “Herman Schmerman Duet “before closing with George Balanchine’s 1929 story … Read more
Illustration by Elias Stein Text size US gasoline prices are at record highs, averaging more than $ 4.50 per gallon at the pump, and surpassing $ 4 in all 50 states for the first time. But, says Natasha Kaneva, JP Morgan’s head of global commodities research, prices could climb over $ 6 this summer. Why … Read more
Earlier this month, American audiences (a small few, anyway) had the chance to see Gaspar Noé‘s harrowing split-screen drama Vortex, in which an elderly Parisian couple falls to pieces. Ten years ago, Michael Haneke‘s movie about much the same thing, Love, was nominated for a best picture Oscar. There was another French dementia drama at … Read more
My Fair Lady is one of the all-time great musicals and so brilliantly and wittily explores questions of class, identity and power relations in Edwardian England that it somehow does us proud even though – derived from Bernard Shaw’s Pygmalion – it originated in the States, the handiwork of Lerner and Loewe. It was a … Read more