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Things to do in London this Easter weekend CityAM - Vimarsana News

Things to do in London this Easter weekend CityAM

The top six things to do in London this Easter weekend, including the horniman's fair and the annual Top Cuvee Easter egg hunt

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Top Cuvée are hosting a Bethnal Green to Brighton bike ride - Vimarsana News

Top Cuvée are hosting a Bethnal Green to Brighton bike ride

The Tour De Cuvée takes place on July 2 – which is also the first day of Tour de France – and will host 200 riders

As pubs and restaurants throw open their doors, Britons prove too scared to enter - Vimarsana News

As pubs and restaurants throw open their doors, Britons prove too scared to enter

Many consumers remain nervous even as Britain nears end of restrictions, prompting some companies to rethink business models

What top London chefs really think about Instagram - Vimarsana News

What top London chefs really think about Instagram

What top London chefs really think about Instagram (Getty Images) Heston Blumenthal is famously exacting about the dining experience. He tries to create “sensory memories”, controlling not only the way his dishes look and taste, but what his diners are listening to while they eat. His The Sound of the Sea, a signature dish at The Fat Duck, came with an iPod Nano playing, well, the sound of the sea. But there was a problem: he was struggling to control the temperature of the food when it actually entered the mouths of those diners, not through any fault of the kitchen, but...

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2020, In One Big Esquire Kings List - Vimarsana News

2020, In One Big Esquire Kings List

When Sally Rooney’s second novel Normal People was published back in 2018, the angst -ridden, coming-of-age love story quickly hit bestseller lists and seemed ideal fodder for the middle class, millennial dinner party set. So far, so Man Booker prize nominee. Yet when the miniseries aired on the BBC, a population in enforced lockdown for the previous four weeks, 5 days and 12 hours was searching – nay, yearning – for escape. And along came Connell. The enigmatic and emotionally distant heartbreaker, played by newcomer Paul Mescal, suddenly became the focus of the nation’s pent-up lu...