Elite gamers are as mentally strong as olympians

A new study has found that professional esports players have the same mental stamina as top Olympians. Researchers from Queensland University of Technology examined 316 esports players from among the top 40% of players. “To be a millionaire esports gamer you deal with stress similar as if you are getting ready to go to the Olympics,” Dylan… Continue reading Elite gamers are as mentally strong as olympians

Brioni’s Spring/Summer 2021 campaign was the epitome of elegance

Roman Attire A relaxed approach is the new luxury The Brioni Spring/Summer 2021 Collection epitomises relaxed elegance by introducing softness and subtlety to formal tailoring. As a response to the times, and inspired by the Roman concept of effortless style for all occasions, the Brioni man redefines traditional notions of day and evening wear to… Continue reading Brioni’s Spring/Summer 2021 campaign was the epitome of elegance

If graffiti changed anything it would be illegal (2011), Banksy

Located on a wall in Fitzrovia, London and appearing overnight on Easter Monday in 2011, it depicts one of Banksy’s iconic rats underneath the writing in red reading, “If graffiti changed anything, it would be illegal”. This is a reference to a quote by 20th century political activist Emma Goldman who campaigned for Women’s rights, her words were: “If voting ever… Continue reading If graffiti changed anything it would be illegal (2011), Banksy

Untitled (1980), Barbara Kruger

Barbara Kruger addresses media and politics in their native tongue: tabloid, sensational, authoritative, and direct. Kruger’s words and images merge the commercial and art worlds; their critical resonance eviscerates cultural hierarchies — everyone and everything is for sale. The year 1989 was marked by numerous demonstrations protesting a new wave of antiabortion laws chipping away at the 1973 Roe v. Wade Supreme… Continue reading Untitled (1980), Barbara Kruger

The Knotted Gun a.k.a. Non-Violence (1980), Carl Fredrik Reuterswärd

The original sculpture of The Knotted Gun also known as “Non-Violence” was created by Swedish artist Carl Fredrik Reuterswärd, a friend of John Lennon’s family. Reuterswärd created this piece of art after Lennon’s tragic death to honour the singer’s vision of a peaceful world. The oversized public version of the piece was planned for John… Continue reading The Knotted Gun a.k.a. Non-Violence (1980), Carl Fredrik Reuterswärd

Danieru Sushi – the best sushi in London

Nestled in the heart of Chelsea on beautiful Cale Street, Danieru Sushi is an upcoming gem, offering an unforgettable dining experience. The restaurant’s prime location and intimate atmosphere create an air of understated elegance, making it the perfect spot for a memorable meal. Led by Chi Tang, Kenny Wan and Asif Naziri, the service is impeccable. From the moment you step through the door, you’re greeted with… Continue reading Danieru Sushi – the best sushi in London

Volta do Mar – A Soulful Culinary Voyage Through the Lusophone World

Volta do Mar, on Draycott Avenue in the heart of South Kensington, offers a dining experience that is as rich in history as it is in flavour. Founded by husband-and-wife team Simon Mullins and Isabel Almeida da Silva, this restaurant isn’t merely about serving Portuguese cuisine—it’s a heartfelt tribute to a shared heritage, a celebration… Continue reading Volta do Mar – A Soulful Culinary Voyage Through the Lusophone World

Spring blooms at The Aubrey: a journey through Japanese flavours and artistry with a fresh seasonal menu

The Aubrey, the acclaimed Japanese izakaya nestled within the luxurious Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park, London, has unveiled a newly reimagined à la carte menu for the spring season. This menu draws inspiration from Moritsuke, the Japanese art of arranging food thoughtfully and artistically to create a visual masterpiece that invites the diner to engage with… Continue reading Spring blooms at The Aubrey: a journey through Japanese flavours and artistry with a fresh seasonal menu