Old town times two | The best hotels in Palma

"There is little to suggest from the outside of Can Bordoy that it is as grand as it is. The walk to it involves narrow, cobbled, fairy tale alleyways that twist and turn. Then: BOOM"

"I like a mix of the country tradesman and the flamboyant lunatic aristocrat. Historically, I feel both were very true to themselves in the clothes they wore"

Neon and on and on | Review: You Don’t Nomi

Unpacking the much-maligned masterpiece Showgirls

Battleship Island

"The violence of the weather, and the mangled ghostly architecture, with its mountains of rubble and rows upon rows of smashed windows, creates something weird and otherworldly. It is The Tempest, rewritten by J.G. Ballard"

Long walks, crash landings

"The wreck itself, juxtaposed with the beach it will never move from, is beautiful. It is ruined and tarnished and weathered and frightening"

Review: The Life & Times of Malcolm McLaren by Paul Gorman

"Ruthlessly self-serving and cruel, often cringe-inducingly pretentious, but also, more than anything, a raffish savant"

Scratching the surface

Independent and underground cinema is a dream palace for the rediscovery of the lost landscapes of London and New York City

Review: Virgin Atlantic – London (LHR) to New York City (JFK)

"I wondered though – this design has cost fortunes. How many people signed off on it before it went into production?"

Times Square, it is a changin’ | Review: The Times Square EDITION [CLOSED]

"I periodically locked gaze with the barman, who was clearly also hoping for some Godzilla-type event to hit the hotel"

The best airport hotel in the world. Perhaps | Andaz Delhi

"I spent afternoons staring out the window at planes take off, contemplating my strange new life, living in this non-place"