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London Festival of Architecture begins this week

June 3, 2014

This week the London Festival of Architecture returns for its’ 10th anniversary, yielding its reputation and industry contacts by hosting a series of discussions and debates, exhibitions, and interactive tours ...

Glass catches up with Ophelia Lovibond – a young star of the new Sky Atlantic comedy series Mr Sloane

Stephanie Clair

May 28, 2014

Avant Art, Culture, Feature

Born in the ‘80s but yearning for the 1960s, Ophelia Lovibond has found her perfect part playing the carefree and exotic San Francisco hippie in the new Sky Atlantic comedy Mr Sloane. With her striking accent a...

Pacific Pace X RIBA HK SHOP!

Stephanie Clair

May 21, 2014

Glass Design, News

This week will see the launch of a collaboration between RIBA Hong Kong and the luxury shopping mall, Pacific Place in Hong Kong – entitled SHOP! Over the next three weeks, visitors to the shopping mall can see...

Alfresco dining encouraged by Reiko Kaneko

Stephanie Clair

April 30, 2014

Avant Art, Dining, News

Since establishing her design studio in 2007, British-Japanese designer Reiko Kaneko has created tableware in simple elegant forms produced in English fine bone china. Only five years in and she’s carved a nic...

London in Bloom at Sake no Hana

Stephanie Clair

April 17, 2014

Dining, News

walking around most cities at this time of year blossom trees are proudly in bloom, and aplenty so. To celebrate one of the most popular seasons in the Japanese calendar, Sakura at Sake no Hana has brought the ...

Glass talks with Tom Riley to share his experiences of playing the lead role in Da Vinci Demons

Stephanie Clair

April 7, 2014

Culture, Don't Miss: Television, Don't Miss: Theatre, Feature, Glass Talents

Kent-born, English actor Tom Riley spent his early years writing and directing plays before formally studying English literature and drama at the University of Birmingham. After graduating in 2002, Tom embarked...

Glass talks to British actor Laura Haddock about playing Da Vinci’s lover in the day, and finding solace in cooking at night

Stephanie Clair

April 3, 2014

Culture, Don't Miss: Television, Don't Miss: Theatre, Feature, Glass Talents

Playing the mistress – Glass talks to British actor Laura Haddock about playing Da Vinci's lover in the day, and finding solace in cooking at night Watching the actress Hayley Mills star in Pollyanna at an e...

Fables of fame – Glass speaks with up-and-coming Scottish actor James McArdle

Stephanie Clair

April 1, 2014

Culture, Don't Miss: Theatre, Feature

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Knowing from a very young age that he wanted to become an actor, Glaswegian James McArdle has been feverishly chasing his dream ever since. From this youthful conviction, he joined and became a commit...

Start as you mean to go on – Merchants Tavern

Stephanie Clair

January 21, 2014

Dining, Feature

Casting my mind back to the depths of winter when the festive season was upon us and the extravagant feasting was in full-throw, I have many a fond memory. The season of celebration started as it meant to g...

Viva la vita Italiana – Glass skipped over to Milan to catch up with the Italian designer Antonio Berardi to find out his tips on where to eat, dance and sleep in Italy

Stephanie Clair

September 30, 2013

Avant Art, Europe, Italy, Travel

Viva la vita Italiana – Glass skipped over to Milan to catch up with the Italian designer Antonio Berardi to find out his tips on where to eat, dance and sleep in Italy From talking to Antonio Berardi it bec...

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