Founded in 1997 by brothers Charles and Richard Davidson, and inspired by their experiences in Japan’s traditional onsens, the mission at the Pensinsula Hot Springs is to reconnect guests with their own well of vitality. And… Peninsular Hot Springs
Image – Frenchie There are thousand of places to eat and drink in Paris. Where does one begin? If you’re in Paris just for a short while, you may not want to run the risk of… Places to Eat and Drink in Paris – tips from an expert
Visiting major monuments, waiting in line for museums and taking out a second mortgage for a Michelin-starred dining experience may be fine for a few days – but once that’s out of your system, step… Things to do in Paris when you’re done with being a tourist
Don’t make the mistake of feeling you must tick off every museum and historic site when visiting Paris. Following your nose, buying flowers, enjoying great bread, wine and cheese at a cute café in your… Top things to see and do in Paris
Algeria’s second city is unique for its sights, coastline and fusion flavours with Berber, Arab and European influences. Pack your swimmers and comfortable shoes and make the most of 48 hours in this West Coast… Oran is the new black (My 48 Hours in Oran article in The Africa Report)
After years of bearing the 22+ flight between Australia and Europe, I am now an advocate of the stop over. Not only do you get to stretch your legs and break up the journey,… 24 Hours in Singapore (My story in Provincial Living Magazine)
Want some tips on where to listen to Jazz in Paris, how to appreciate Bordeaux while working off the cheese and wine with a bike tour or insider information on navigating the stunning (and delicious)… Paris Jazz, Bordeaux Bikes & Amalfi Coast Tips
Despite the weather turning more than fresh, we took to the Paris streets with videographer Olivia Rutherford to make you a musical from Paris!
Whatever your religion, you can appreciate the sweet side of Ramadan! I recently discovered the wonderful rue Poncelet, in the backstreets from the Arc de Triomphe, with its markets of cheeses, foie gras , chacuterie,… The sweet side of Ramadan
Dancing in the streets of Paris? Oui. Tap dancing? Bien sur! I made this clip with videographer Olivier Rutherford to explore how place and movement combine in a city that begs to be danced in.… Paris Tap Crew Clip
I join in on the action with the 37th Cairo FilmF estival and, naturally, don’t miss the occasion for a quick tap dance at the Pyramids!
Post interview with a camel and the team from the film Mina Walking, it’s time for a little BS Chorus tap dance by the Pyramids!
Ruby catches a camel and chats with Mina Walking writer/director Yosef Baraki. Mouni heads to the film and returns in awe of Baraki and the performances. Produced by Canadian Andrew Korogyi, the story follows 12 year-old… CIFF: Yosef Baraki’s Mina Walking tipped for another award
11th November 2015, Cairo Madame Courage, by veteran Algerian director Merzak Allouache, had a huge success at the official screening of the Cairo International film festival last night. The Egyptian public were touched by the… Day 3 CIFF- Merzak Allouache’s Couregous Algerian film a public and critical hit
13th November, 2015, Cairo Le premier jour du festival a été très riche, plusieurs projections de films dans la compétition officielle et en Off se sont succédées. Parmi les films projetés, le film français Stubborn… Festival International du Cinéma du Caire: une programmation riche et un hommage à l’acteur Omar Sharif
13th November 2015, Cairo. The 37th Cairo International Film Festival presented last night a tribute ceremony, film and dinner for Egyptian cinema legend Omar Sharif0 (April 1932 – 10 July 2015). The ceremony, held at the… Omar Sharif Tribute – Cairo International Film Festival
Hier c’était l’ouverture de la 37ième édition du festival International du cinéma du Caire, à l opéra du Caire Avec la présence de stars internationales et Egyptiennes, le festival se déroule du 11 novembre au… 37ième édition du Festival International du Cinéma du Caire
Ruby interviews sibling music duo Julia and Matt Gurry of Belle Roscoe in Paris. Directed by Elise Mc Leod.
Olivia and I heard about a cool project called Crop the Block where videographers made 2 minutes films about their hoods in certain capitals in the world. It started in Paris and we made this… Pho, Belleville
