Chongz Molly Flower Bong – We Love It, You Will Too!
Olivastu are the latest potrepreneurial brand to catch our eye. After exploring their online store we were struck by two things – 1. How unbelievably
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The Best CBD Teas & Their Benefits
We hate to stereotype, but let’s face it – we love our tea. Despite coffee becoming more and more popular, the average Brit consumes >4lbs
What is Tabata training?
With celebrity fans like Sarah Michelle Gellar and Carrie Underwood, the new workout phenomenon known as “Tabata training” is gaining swift popularity. But what exactly
Miyavi Interview – No Sleep Till Tokyo
Candid’s Jeff Conway caught up with MIYAVI to discuss his forthcoming album and his special relationship with Angelina Jolie.
Eurovision 2019: Our top picks of this years song contest
The Eurovision Song Contest and all its musical funfair is once again upon us this month, taking place in Tel Aviv, after Israel’s win last
Looking To Shed Weight? Check Out This Healthy Eating Plan
Let’s stick to a long time healthy plan Given the fact that most weight-loss plans vendors are not that knowledgeable, the terms ‘deprivation’ and ‘diet’
Alita: Battle Angle – Action packed adventures in Anime
Based on the manga and anime of the same name, this passion-project for producer James Cameron and director Robert Rodriguez delivers a film which honours
Martha Fiennes and Salma Hayek; ‘Yugen’
The award winning director Martha Fiennes (Onegin, 1999 and Chromophobia, 2007) has teamed up with the Hollywood actress Salma Hayek to produce a new moving image
Contemporary Istanbul: Art is more powerful than Politics
Now in its twelfth year and with a new layout and a closer dialogue with the city’s major art institutions, this year’s Contemporary Istanbul (CI)
Sir Michael Craig Martin’s Bright Ideas at The Peninsula, Hong Kong
The Peninsula Hotel in Hong Kong is known to locals as The Pen, or to worldy travellers under the more affectionate moniker; the Grand Old
Exclusive Interview: Duggie Fields
As one of Duggie Fields’ paintings portraying Syd Barrett makes its public debut at The V&A this month, part of the Pink Floyd: Their Mortal
Cocktails Go Digital
Cocktails meet augmented reality in London. Three years ago, renowned chef and restaurateur, Jason Atherton’s City Social set up shop on the twenty-fourth floor of
Top 8 Emerging Art Cities of the World
As cities grow and change, so too does culture. We’ve sought out trailblazing art cities around the world – from contemporary-focused hubs to classical townships – all
Top 7 Designer Restaurants of the World
Sometimes, going out to eat is less about the sustenance and more about the style. For those occasions, and in honour of our new Design
The Art of Hesitation – Looking back at Singapore Art Stage
Usually when there is something very expensive on offer, the wealthy residents of Singapore don’t need to be invited twice. Singapore has after all one
London Korean Film Festival: Katuri – A Story of a Mother Hen
Whenever I think of animation, especially at the cinema, my mind always rushes straight to Pixar and Disney without much hesitation. We’re so embedded in
Made in Britain: Albam Clothing
Modern crafted clothing is what Albam stands for. Founded by James Shaw and Alastair Rae in 2006, the brand prides itself on its simple values
Shizuka Yokomizo: A Strange Intimacy
Roland Barthes once said that a photograph corresponds to the public consumption of the private, to an “explosion of the private into the public”. Dear
