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In Her Solitude. February 2012.
Dear Rowley, Slightly chilling, isn’t it, that Whitney Houston died alone in a hotel room as a guest for Grammy Awards when the artists who had long eclipsed her were probably surrounded by stylists, publicists, fans and record producers making … Continue reading
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Tagged Aretha Franklin, BAFTAS, Bastardhead, Bette Midler, Bobbi Brown, Colin Firth, Company, Dear Rowley, Dionne Warwick, Edinburgh Festival, Elaine Stritch, Grammy Awards, I Will Always Love You, Independent on Sunday, James Sherwood, Letters from Bloomsbury Square, Meryl Streep, Newcastle University, Peter Straughan, Pirandello, Prince Charming, Royal Opera House, Solider, Spy, Style Police, Tailor, The Dog Beneath the Skin, The Iron Lady, Tinker, Top of the Pops, W H Auden, Whitney Houston, X-Factor
I’ve Been To A Marvelous Party November 22nd 2010
Dear Rowley, You know what made me feel most proud that the Savoy hosted my Savile Row book launch? When the A team arrived. The Savoy top brass are like a shoal of sharks who divide to conquer when they … Continue reading
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Tagged Anthony Keegan, BBC Royal AScot, Beau Brummell, Brett Perkins, Chesterfield Street, Chris Evert, Company, Elaine Stritch, Gloria Sherwood, Here's To The Ladies Who Lunch, I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here, I'm Still Here, Joanna, Julian Haddon, Kiaran Macdonald, Mark Henderson, Martina Navratilova, May Fair Hotel, Nytol, Old Vic, Punch, River Room, Rowley, Savile Row Book Launch, Savoy, Savoy Museum, Sharon Brown, Stritchie, Suzi Perry, Thames & Hudson, Westminster Abbey, Wimbledon