Michael Winner: ‘I was definitely addicted to women’
The outspoken director and critic talks about sex, phone hacking and why he’s really a bit of a loner
Stress, criticism and aggression – the real life of a top model
As Fashion Week kicks off in London, a Camden model tells us just what her ‘dream job’ is really like
Lucinda Hawksley: ‘I still haven’t been given an adequate explanation for why they are closing the Dickens Museum this year’
Lucinda Dickens-Hawksley talks about the closing of the Dickens Museum in his bicentenary year, and how Dickens’ personality traits can be traced through the family tree
Nelle Davy: ‘I was saved by stories’
Author Nelle Davy tells of her struggle from poverty to published author
Cartoons make light of our oldest intitutions
A Kentish Town cartoonist who sets the Queen as a barmaid features in a new exhibition at the Cartoon Museum
Nic Kent drops his final theatre bomb
Before Nicholas Kent leaves the Tricyle Theatre after a 28-year-long career he will stage an epic foray into one of the biggest issues facing the world today
Easy case to solve as Sherlock sells-out West Hampstead teapot
A designer’s distinctive fine bone china teapots sold out within an hour when they featured in the final episode of the excellent BBC series, Sherlock.
Kentish Town’s Complicite master fearless theatre all over the world
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