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Monthly Archives: March 2012
The Spoken Word: Travel Writers
‘In spite of all hardships, discomforts and sicknesses, the lure of exploration still continues to be one of the strongest lodestars of the human spirit, and will be so while there is the rim of an unknown horizon, in this … Continue reading
Giger and Gruyère
Last night I watched Alien; a film I last viewed around ten years ago, and was once again struck by its utter brilliance. Although made in 1979, nothing about the film looks dated. Directed by Ridley Scott, this science fiction horror epic went on … Continue reading
Posted in Arts & Culture, Travel
Tagged Alien, Gruyere, HR Figer Museum, HR Giger, Necronomicon, Ridley Scott, Switzerland
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Hatfield’s, Los Angeles
As a Brit, dining out in LA can sometimes be a little tricky. Unlike London and New York, where fancy restaurants usually demand a fancy outfit, dining in LA is a great deal more casual. Sure, if you dine out at Wolfgang … Continue reading
Palazzo Margherita – Francis Ford Coppola’s New Italian Resort
I’m very excited about Francis Ford Coppola’s latest addition to his expanding stable of award-winning resorts. Opening this week, Palazzo Margherita, situated in the beautiful town of Bernalda in the Basilicata region of Southern Italy, looks set to be another superbly stylish, tranquil and … Continue reading
Posted in Food & Wine, Travel
Tagged Basilicata, Belize, Bernalda, Blancaneaux, Coppola Resorts, Francis Ford Coppola, Guatemala, Jacques Grange, La Lancha, Palazzo Margherita
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