Three to four months’ advance notice for a quiet Tuesday dinner? In Melbourne? “It’s more like six to eight months if you’re wanting a Saturday,” she confirms
Performed live and reissued a decade after it was first recorded, The Disintegration Loops by William Basinski remains a remarkable, peerless and haunting elegy to 9/11
Jesse Schenker's Greenwich Village restaurant serves up serious small plates and s'mores along with a soundtrack of Nirvana, Stone Temple Pilots and, somewhat peculiarly, Phil Collins
Wake up and smell the coffee - this is London's best brunch by far. But, about that no reservations thing…
Godspeed You! Black Emperor’s new material and accompanying European tour is loud, visceral, visual, contemporary and strangely moving
An ungainly, very funny, vastly sentimental novel of contemporary American life
Is Alex Atala's D.O.M. the best restaurant in South America, or indeed the world?
A contemporary South Yarra hotel themed on Australian artist John Olsen
Writers, spies, and a polite postmodern twist – Ian McEwan’s new novel tries to have it all