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Don't lose your cool

B Magazine, Michael Ruffles, Published on 10/04/2016

» When it's this hot and humid, Netflix and chill really does mean watching House of Cards with a cold drink in your hand and an ice pack on your neck. It's too sticky for anything else.

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‘Nine comedians walk into a bar ...’

B Magazine, Michael Ruffles, Published on 13/03/2016

» ‘I’m always introduced as a musical genius and a sex symbol, which is fairly accurate,” Earl Okin explains. “Music is what I’m about, I can’t help being a sex symbol. I didn’t choose it, but music I chose.”

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A spice odyssey

B Magazine, Michael Ruffles, Published on 26/04/2015

» There they were, nobody’s idea of the perfect cocktail ingredients, lined up on the bar in five beautiful little brass bowls: cardamom, cloves, maize, black peppercorns and butterfly pea. A deft hand picked from two, dropped the spices in the bottom of a cocktail shaker and crushed them with a pestle. Out came a bottle of gin, one already infused with Assam black tea. Lemon, passion fruit and honey followed, each measured precisely, shaken and strained into a teapot.

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The faceless pop star

B Magazine, Michael Ruffles, Published on 29/06/2014

» She pumped out Rihanna’s hit Diamonds in less than 20 minutes, and when the Barbadian megastar copied her demo inflection for inflection she thought it was a joke. She was shocked when David Guetta used her voice for a rave anthem that sold 3.7 million copies, but used the money to buy a fabulous fridge. She won’t go on tour for her new album, but she sang on Ellen with her back to the camera and just might do a few songs for dog charities.

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The canvas is his world

B Magazine, Michael Ruffles, Published on 23/03/2014

» His mouth is a river of phrases and run-on sentences flowing over tongue and teeth. His eyes, below straggly brown curls, bristle with energy and ideas. For Henri Lamy, art is all about the face. So when his palette knife plops white into blue and smears the new shade across the canvas, he leaves an impression of a nose to explain a point.