Off to the festival
Walking the streets of Edinburgh empty-handed will be tricky this month. Flyers for shows are thrust at you at every corner by the army of
Walking the streets of Edinburgh empty-handed will be tricky this month. Flyers for shows are thrust at you at every corner by the army of
It’s been a week now since the London bombings — and the day I wrote a diary piece “This is war” for Iranian.com. We have
I left my flat in south London at 10am this morning full of beans and laden with presents for my friend Natalya and her brand
The first I ever heard about Father Christmas was when a girl at primary school told me about him. My response was: “What? A strange
For a nation full of people who think joining the euro compromises our national identity, we Brits seem to embrace all things American without a
Inspired by the highly entertaining exchange between Roudabeh Faghri [Dumber than me] and Siamack Baniameri [Sick and tired], much of which I am assuming (hoping!)
Living with Michael Jackson was shown in the UK last night and won't be shown in the US until Thursday. Without wanting to spoil things
Dear All, Tis the season of peace on earth and good will to all men, unless you happen to live in Baghdad, in which case,
Last Saturday, I went to the peace rally in London protesting against a war on Iraq. I went along with my mum and we bumped
I am sitting here at a friend's house in gorgeous Richmond-upon-Thames and and thinking about that day, a year ago when 'the world changed'. I
I have exactly seven months and 23 days left in my twenties. On the 8th of June 2003 (a holy day in many imaginary countries)
Darius fever is sweeping through the UK as his first single hit the number one spot. Not Dariush, our much-loved crooner whom I'm looking forward
On Monday morning my plane landed at Heathrow airport at 6.25 am and I felt my jolt back to reality as clearly as I felt