House in legendary Kensington artists' studios for sale for £4.35m The house was previously owned by the architect Christopher Smallwood, who renovated and re-designed the house himself Evening Standard · Oct 6, 2025
Australian Influencer 'Nearly Decapitated' in Freak Scarf Accident — And Why It Could Happen to You Too An Australian influencer narrowly escaped death after her scarf got caught in a moving object. Experts warn that similar fashion accidents pose hidden risks in everyday life. International Business Times UK · Aug 19, 2025
The week in dance: Trisha Brown Dance Company & Noé Soulier: Working Title & In the Fall; Osipova/Linbury – review The late choreographer’s company perform her vibrant 1985 work with a modern-day homage. Plus, a triple bill with a twist from Natalia Osipova The Guardian - UK · Mar 16, 2025
Osipova/Linbury review – superstar ballerina reckons with the icons of dance Natalia Osipova steps into Martha Graham and Isadora Duncan’s shoes in a mischievous triple bill which also acts as a statement of intent The Guardian - UK · Mar 7, 2025
‘Her face is a marvel!’: Vanessa Redgrave’s 20 best films – ranked! With an oeuvre ranging from swooning Merchant Ivory serenity to bravura blasphemy, we rate the acting dynasty doyenne’s finest films as she approaches her 88th birthday The Guardian - UK · Jan 24, 2025
Ashton Celebrated review – Royal Ballet turns traditional into timeless Frederick Ashton’s musicality, footwork and storytelling are showcased in a programme of gracefully danced favourites The Guardian - UK · Jun 16, 2024
California Connections: Three Pioneering Women review – superb salute to trailblazing trio Yorke Dance Project celebrate Isadora Duncan, Martha Graham and Bella Lewitzky in a mixed bill that offers a valuable lesson The Guardian - UK · Mar 22, 2024
Mercedes de Acosta: The poet who had affairs with the 20th century’s most famous women An unpublished book has emerged by the woman best known for her liaisons with Greta Garbo, Marlene Dietrich and Isadora Duncan The Guardian - UK · Mar 2, 2024
How do we remake ourselves after unravelling? Plunge into life and pay attention, suggests Deborah Levy's mesmerising new work The opening sentence of Deborah Levy’s new novel August Blue contains the germ of the whole: “I first saw her in a flea market in Athens buying two mechanical dancing horses.” Its simplicity and specificity are classic Levy – and yet it’s loaded with mystery. Who is this woman? Why… The Conversation · May 10, 2023