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What You Need to Know About Farmhouse-Style Interior Design — And Why It Should Still Be on Your Radar, Even If You Prefer Modern Homes

The quintessential style embraces function and aesthetic in equal measure, allowing quiet moments in spaces designed to stand the test of time

Livingetc

Double The Holes, Double The Fun - Five Courses That Have Expanded From 9 To 18 Holes

Each of these five less well-known and great-value courses has doubled in size within living memory

Golf Monthly

Othello, Theatre Royal Haymarket review – Toby Jones plays Shakespeare’s most notorious villain like a peevish middle manager

3/5 David Harewood reprises the titular role in a starry production that grants more power to the play’s women, but ultimately dulls its edge

The Independent UK

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Othello review – David Harewood makes a commanding return to landmark role

Harewood is captivating alongside Toby Jones and Caitlin FitzGerald but Tom Morris’s stylish staging could probe greater depths

The Guardian - UK

Adrian Sutton obituary

Acclaimed British composer best known for War Horse, Coram Boy and The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time

The Guardian - UK

Murder, racism… and a drama therapist? David Harewood, Toby Jones and Caitlin FitzGerald on their new Othello

INTERVIEW: Almost three decades after Harewood made history as the National Theatre’s first Black Othello, he is stepping back into the role. Annabel Nugent meets him and his co-stars over steak and salad to talk drama therapists, stinky smooches, and Blackface in theatre

The Independent UK

A Brief History Of The Golf Ball: Where We've Been, Where We Are And Where We're Going

From wood and hairy through feathery and gutty to the wound rubber and the modern multi-layered, we plot a brief history of the golf ball

Golf Monthly

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Don't Ask AI, Ask an Interior Designer — The Perfect Blue Paint, Balancing Deep Browns and the Golden Rule for Colors

Tom Morris of Morrisstudio is known for his love of rich, earthy tones, so we posed him the color questions you ask us most

Livingetc

Who Are The Best Golfers Of All Time?

We look at some of the very best players ever to swing a golf club. These are the best men and women to have played the game over the last 150 years.

Golf Monthly

Could This Be the Color of the Year for 2026? The Livingetc Editors Make Their Predictions — Spoiler: There's a Lot of Green

As we anxiously anticipate the 2026 color of the year annoucements soon to come, the Livingetc team place their bets

Livingetc

These 13 British Interior Designers Are Setting the Style Agenda for 2025

From color experts to elevated family spaces, these are the designers setting the direction of decor today, who inform how we at Livingetc write about design

Livingetc

The Largest Major-Championship Blowout Wins This Century

As Scottie Scheffler cruised to a four-stroke win at the British Open, we look back at the most dominant major performances since 2000.

Sports Illustrated

What Is The Largest Margin Of Victory At The Open Championship?

There have been a number of mammoth wins at golf's oldest Major, but what is the largest margin of victory at The Open Championship?

Golf Monthly

I’m A Golf Historian And These 5 Records Blow My Mind

Fergus Bisset selects the five records and achievements from the history of the game that impress him the most...

Golf Monthly

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Roger Maltbie’s Call of a Great Tiger Woods U.S. Open Shot Resonates 25 Years Later

When Woods hit an improbable shot on Pebble Beach’s 6th hole during his record-setting win, NBC’s Roger Maltbie uttered words synonymous with the victory—even 25 years later.

Golf Monthly

How Far Can Bryson DeChambeau Hit The Ball With Hickory Shafts?

He’s one of the longest hitters in the professional game, but how far can Bryson hit it with hickory-shafted clubs? We’ve seen him try them out before…

The Guardian - UK

David Harewood to return to Othello almost 30 years after groundbreaking National Theatre production

Harewood – who became the first black actor to play Othello at the NT in 1997 – will play the role at Theatre Royal Haymarket opposite Toby Jones as Iago

Livingetc

What Comes First, Paint Color or Furniture? Designers Agree on the Answer, but Say It's a Common Mistake They See

It can be overwhelming to know where to start when you're staring at a blank space, but the experts we spoke to agree unanimously

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10 Of The Best Mini Golf Courses In The World

Mini golf courses come in all sizes and locations, with layouts of different surfaces and all manner of obstacles. These are some of the best you'll find on planet golf...

Golf Monthly

Why Machrihanish Golf Club Needs To Be On Every Golfer's Bucket List

The rugged, natural and historic Machrihanish Golf Club is a spectacular Old Tom Morris design that is the epitome of pure links golf

Golf Monthly

Top 100 Golf Courses UK & Ireland 2025/26

Golf Monthly's new ranking of the UK and Ireland's Top 100 courses

Golf Monthly

Are Blind Shots The Scariest In Golf? Five Great Par 3s To Make You Think

Prestwick's 5th may be one of our most famous, but there are plenty of short holes where you cannot see the green from the tee including these five beauties

Golf Monthly

The Harry Colt Legacy: Is He Golf’s Most Influential Course Designer?

After 45 years of seeking out and revelling in the golf courses of Harry Colt, Rob Smith reflects on his architectural hero

Golf Monthly

The 10 Oldest Golf Tournaments In The World

Several national open championships and a handful of amateur events on both the men's and women's side make up the list of longest-running tournaments

Sports Illustrated

Memorabilia From Scottish Golf Legend Is for Sale at Auction

The estate of four-time British Open champion Old Tom Morris, who died in 1908, is auctioning off memorabilia from the 1800s.

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