Britannia season 3 invades Sky Atlantic and Now TV this August
All eight episodes of season three of Sky Original Britannia will drop on Sky Atlantic and streaming service Now AugustContinue Reading
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Peter Jackson’s The Beatles Get Back documentary is heading to Disney+, as a three part series
Peter Jackson’s eagerly anticipated Beatles documentary, The Beatles: Get Back, is heading exclusively to Disney+, where it will debut inContinue Reading
Luxury Father’s Day gift ideas: the best premium presents for dad in 2021
Father’s Day 2021 is the perfect opportunity to treat dad. But what do you get the man who has everything?Continue Reading
Cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason confirms Philips TV, Bowers & Wilkins and Abbey Road Studios collab
Best-selling British cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason is partnering with Philips TV, Bowers & Wilkins audio and Abbey Road Studios for aContinue Reading
No strings attached: LG Signature partners the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Luxury appliance marque LG Signature has been named international corporate partner of the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, which celebrates its 75thContinue Reading
Pan Pacific London: the new 5-star hotel that elevates wellness to another level
Bookings are now being taken for the eagerly anticipated Pan Pacific London hotel, scheduled to open September 1. Pan PacificContinue Reading
London calling: Capital to host music, arts and culture festival in 2023
An ambitious two-week festival of art, music and culture is coming to London in 2023. The London Festival, featuring ‘liveContinue Reading
Here’s how to experience 5-star luxury glamping in a moonlit desert in Qatar
Glamping is in the midst of a huge boom right now – not least because, in a recent survey ofContinue Reading
This new Audio Pro Bluetooth portable is the ultimate travel companion
Swedish Hi-Fi maker Audio Pro has launched its smallest Bluetooth speaker yet. The travel friendly, splash-resistant P5 joins the brand’sContinue Reading
Luxman updates a Hi-Fi classic with a limited edition of its iconic eighties stereo amp
There was something rather wonderful about the design of Japanese Hi-Fi in the seventies and eighties. With brutalist sharp edges,Continue Reading
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