The Autopsy of Jane Doe Grips and Chills in Equal Measure
André Øvredal’s anatomical horror mystery juxtaposes a genuine human warmth with its cold corpse – and has brains, heart and guts
Gilmore Girls: A Year In The Life
Oh yes, they’re back, and they talk faster than ever
Under Review | Jack Reacher: Never Go Back
Edward Zwick’s functional, pacey thriller is dependably brutal – and more than a touch predictable
Salon Of The Month | Stunt Dolly
Peer into any salon deep in the heart of hipsterland and the majority of us will experience ‘the fear’. That fleeting vision of yourself re-emerging with an accidental undercut, or those follicular favourites of the caricature Dalstonite, the uber-tache and lamb...
Discover The Destination Eco Spa That Was Once An Edwardian Textile Mill
Seasoned spa-goers are discerning beasts. They’ve seen it all: town houses converted into rhassoul chambers, underground pools born from fresh water springs, Moroccan hammams served by Artesian wells. In a market so densely crowded, it’s rare to find a location that...
New Beauty | Bagsy
We’ve all been there – it’s Saturday night, you reach for your favourite clutch bag… but there’s a problem. Your bulky bronzer and chunky lipstick won’t fit inside. You can’t take both. If this totally serious situation sounds familiar, you need to know about...
The American Dream Gets Upturned In Chilling New Thriller The Gift
In The Gift, Joel Edgerton’s surprising and disturbing new thriller, a middle-aged couple move from the urban maelstrom of Chicago to the leafy, peaceful Californian suburbs in pursuit of the new American dream – a cushy corporate job and 2.4 children (what on earth...
Review | Mad Max: Fury Road
Since the last Mad Max film – 1985’s wacky Beyond Thunderdome – Director/writer/visionary/filmic shaman George Miller has kept his film-making mojo flowing with true-life disease weepie Lorenzo’s Oil, talking-pig flick Babe and its sequel, and two Happy...
Review | Light Shining in Buckinghamshire @ National Theatre
Economic instability, political dissatisfaction, uncertainty over whether your vote will count – welcome to the issues of the day, circa 1647. A nobleman sits at the banqueting table of King Charles I and enquires about a servant’s sick child. We all suffer, he...