Five London hidden gems
One of the great things about London is that you are never too far from a great museum or a beautiful house but the problem is that you might not know you are. So for…
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Review: Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2014 exhibition
A regular appointment for photography enthusiasts, the Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition is back at the National History Museum until the end of August. In occasion of its 50th anniversary this year, it took…
Fruit Infused Waters Are An Awesome Way To Kickoff A Healthy, Hydrated New Year
The new year for lots of us involves a host of activities connected with body mistreatment including: extreme alcohol, smoking, overeating, resting on the couch playing with a tablet while seeing TV, and consuming a…
Review: Wedding Dresses and Fashion Rules
Both the concept of marriage and the wedding ceremony itself have changed considerably through the centuries, and the wedding dress – probably the most iconic symbol of this institution – has developed accordingly, by reflecting…
Colonel Sanders who? Homemade Fried Chicken
Now then, this maybe isn’t the best way to start the New Year diet but it can’t hurt once in a while can it!? It’s also a lot cheaper than our friend Colonel Sanders fried…
Niki’s Cashew-Kale Pesto
I do hope you all had a great Christmas and hopefully an even better New Year. I know that 2015 will be our year! I know, at the moment everyone seems to be in the…
The Top 5 World’s Healthiest Herbs and Spices
All-natural herbs and also spices supply a spectrum of advantages like increasing metabolism, improving power levels and also lowering the threat of significant disorders from Alzheimer’s disease to many types of cancer. So the next…
Germany: Memories Of A Nation – Review
Marking the 25th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, the exhibition currently showing at the British Museum – and on until January 25th – explores 600 years of German history through a serious…
Have a heart at Christmas
This is the season to be giving. It’s also the season to love and cherish your family, to be grateful for what you have. Although, there are some less fortunate people around this time; I’m…
Review: Ming: 50 years that changed China
In the Western world, the Ming dynasty is probably best known for its blue-and-white porcelain. However, what many of us might not know is that there is much more than porcelain behind this dynasty that…