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My Ripley-inspired stay in Florence's most glamorous apartments - Vimarsana News

My Ripley-inspired stay in Florence's most glamorous apartments

These new Italian residences have the timeless-luxury look of those in the Netflix series — as well as private chefs, art experiences, and live opera in your lounge

Marvelous Muriel | The New Criterion - Vimarsana News

Marvelous Muriel | The New Criterion

David Pryce-Jones on the life and legacy of the fiery Scottish novelist.

Thank goodness the woeful Crown has come to an end - Vimarsana News

Thank goodness the woeful Crown has come to an end

Never has a show been so inaccurate – there's no semblance of authenticity in its leading players

Thank goodness the woeful Crown has come to an end - Vimarsana News

Thank goodness the woeful Crown has come to an end

When I think of the late Queen this time of the year, I think of an age that is lost. An age of clean tradition and aristocracy in the true sense of the word; of honesty, public spirit, honour and above all, courage. I think of the Queen particularly at Christmas because her simple faith and Christian spirit shone in contrast to the appetites of the plutocracy in which we live, in which there is no higher striving than the striving for what money can buy us. The Queen, curiously, never cared muc

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'My dad George Orwell was a loving parent and a protective husband. As for being a closet homosexual, that's a load of old b***ocks!' says Richard Blair - Vimarsana News

'My dad George Orwell was a loving parent and a protective husband. As for being a closet homosexual, that's a load of old b***ocks!' says Richard Blair

'He was a hands-on parent with me,' Richard Blair recalled this week. 'He did those practical things that at that time a woman would usually do.'