Chanel’s Paris Tea Room by Jennifer Johnson
Angelina is known primarily for its hot chocolate and Mont Blanc super-cake – but also for being Chanel’s Paris tea room of choice – and where Vivienne Westwood launched herself.
The Real NYC Back in the Day Through the Eyes of Laura Mars
If you’re a recent visitor to NYC, you’re likely to take for granted the clean(ish) streets and subway cars, the Starbucks on practically every corner, the ease of calling for a car with an app on your cellphone while people-watching the happy hordes in Times Square waiting to go to the theatre after spending their life savings at the Disney Store, with a chaser of goodie bags to tide them through the matinees from the M&Ms store just up the block.
Walking the Roman Hadrian’s Wall, Coast to Coast
At the height of summer I walked the path following the Roman Hadrian’s wall, coast to coast, across Cumbria and Northumberland.
Pisces is famously the sign of the fish. We’ve just passed through the Age of Pisces, which lasts 2000 years, now we are in the technocratic Age of Aquarius.
Holiday Goddess 2025 Aquarius Recipe
When devising these astrological recipes, I tend to think of ingredients that are associated with the signs, colours, ruling planets, dining styles and countries and cuisines ruled by that sign.
Five morning rituals to get you moving
If advertisements through the ages are to be believed, starting your day right means heading to the instant coffee jar (gag!),
The Australian Sake Festival is now in its third year. For the last 2 years, in Melbourne it’s been held in winter at Victoria Markets and in Sydney it’s been held around World Sake Day – 1st October – at the Carraigeworks.
Brigitte Bardot’s Repetto Classics by Jennifer Johnson
Repetto will shortly celebrate 80 years. 
Do you tap into your gut feeling? And is it a real thing? 
TriBeHyde – The Triangle Below Hyde Park
A multi-function hotel, groovy coffee, an indie bottle shop and tasty tempura in an industrial oasis. 
Chanel’s Paris Tea Room by Jennifer Johnson
Angelina is known primarily for its hot chocolate and Mont Blanc super-cake – but also for being Chanel’s Paris tea room of choice – and where Vivienne Westwood launched herself. 
The Real NYC Back in the Day Through the Eyes of Laura Mars
If you’re a recent visitor to NYC, you’re likely to take for granted the clean(ish) streets and subway cars, the Starbucks on practically every corner, the ease of calling for a car with an app on your cellphone while people-watching the happy hordes in Times Square waiting to go to the theatre after spending their life savings at the Disney Store, with a chaser of goodie bags to tide them through the matinees from the M&Ms store just up the block. 
Walking the Roman Hadrian’s Wall, Coast to Coast
At the height of summer I walked the path following the Roman Hadrian’s wall, coast to coast, across Cumbria and Northumberland. 
Pisces is famously the sign of the fish. We’ve just passed through the Age of Pisces, which lasts 2000 years, now we are in the technocratic Age of Aquarius. 
Holiday Goddess 2025 Aquarius Recipe
When devising these astrological recipes, I tend to think of ingredients that are associated with the signs, colours, ruling planets, dining styles and countries and cuisines ruled by that sign. 
Five morning rituals to get you moving
If advertisements through the ages are to be believed, starting your day right means heading to the instant coffee jar (gag!), 
The Australian Sake Festival is now in its third year. For the last 2 years, in Melbourne it’s been held in winter at Victoria Markets and in Sydney it’s been held around World Sake Day – 1st October – at the Carraigeworks. 
My alien implant led me to agree with Nick Cave
Jenny Valentish looks at lightworkers and the placebo effect in Byron Bay. 
It takes 37 km of silk, spun by Bombyx Mori worms, to produce enough for one Hermes scarf.