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Gawd Bless You Ma’am. June 2012.
Dear Rowley, Just got back to Bloomsbury Towers having had a knees-up and a flag wave at the Savoy’s Diamond Jubilee street party. Having spent the morning with the editor of Uomo Japan having breakfast at Cecconi’s, I can say … Continue reading
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This is London. March 2012.
Dear Rowley, Where do you go to surrender? I’ve always relied on the new Madonna album to keep me out of the elephant’s graveyard for clubbers old enough to know better. So I was the first in the queue to … Continue reading
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Tagged Anderson & Sheppard, BBC, Britain's Got Talent, Burberry, Daniella Westbrook, Dear Rowley, Desert Island Discs, Eden Roc Hotel Miami, Gang Bang, Gianni Versace, Grace Kelly, Guy Ritchie, I Don't Give A, James Sherwood, Letters from Bloomsbury Square, Liberty, London, Madonna, MDNA, Miami, Moussaieff, No 17 Clifford Street, Olympic Games 2012, Paul Musso, Rupert Everett, South Beach, Stella McCartney, Thames & Hudson, The Perfect Gentleman, Union Flag
Put Out More Flags April 2011
Dear Rowley, In tearing haste, here’s the promised picture of the BBC Compound outside Buckingham Palace where I did the Royal Wedding preview earlier this morning and whence I will return tomorrow between 4pm and 9pm to report on royal … Continue reading
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Ennui March 2011
Dear Rowley, A quickie as Terry Rattigan said to the chorus boy. In haste, just to let you know Fashion at Royal Ascot: Three Centuries of Thoroughbred Style is finished. Mrs T and I went in to see Thames & … Continue reading
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