Photo: Philippe Doignon By Jonathan Hatchman, Food Editor, @TLE_Food Champagne Tsarine by Adriana in association with TLE is pleased to offer one lucky reader the chance to win a premium bottle of Champagne worth £290. Set to launch in the UK on August 30th at Crazy Bear’s exclusive Stadhampton Garden Party in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support, the charity VIP event will be attended by model and Champagne Tsarine Ambassador, Adriana Karembeu. Those lucky enough to attend the event can purchase the bottle at the exclusive special...

Kane Power (@ElHeavio) Blacklisted are a band that divide opinion. A definable growth over 13 hard-fought years and a drastic style shift in 2009 have made it difficult for the band to retain a large portion of their segmented fan base. The first iteration of their sound, characterised by fast and raw hardcore punk, recently evolved towards post-hardcore, heavily leaning on grunge, perplexing and alienating a large portion of their long-time fans; a sentiment reflected in their aptly named new...

Photo: David Loftus By Jonathan Hatchman, Food Editor, @TLE_Food Since opening its doors in 2003, The Wolseley has become a celebrated Central London dining institution. Taking the place of a 1920s car showroom, The Wolseley Car Company, which was later acquired by Barclays Bank. Perched beside The Ritz Hotel, on Piccadilly, the restaurant has become so famous that there’s a downstairs shop selling all types of merchandise that’s emblazoned with the restaurant’s logo, as well as celebrated food writer A.A....

A ramen recipe from Bone Daddies.

With Londoners spending a third of their lives travelling underground (well that's what it feels like), holidays by rail is a welcome break from the norm. More than being booted off a plane that's in the vicinity of an airport, rail journeys give a sense of a destination - and in many cases their snapshot is pretty immense. Here, Railbookers have put together some of Europe's most scenic routes - because travel is about the journey as much as the...

By Jonathan Hatchman, Food Editor, @TLE_Food Originally crafted by Erik Lorinza for the Bacardi Legacy Cocktail competition, the Malecon takes inspiration from the essence of what it means to be Cuban – “To accept the inevitabilities of human existence, that we are born and must die, and to make the very best of life and have as good a time as possible.” Now, tying in with National Rum Day, we have the recipe to share in order for any Rum...

By Declan Roberts (@DeclanMR) Night Beds’ sophomore record combines a mixture of elements from techno, folk and hip hop. Winston Yellen’s lyrics are reminiscent of artists like The Weeknd and Frank Ocean, working out break-up after break-up in line after line. The subject of love and love-loss forms the key theme of Ivywild. Many tracks, such as the crooning piano ballad ‘Lay Your Hands’, run the risk of cliché. The repetitive, sample-heavy ‘Love Streams’ and glitter-ball dirge ‘I Give It’...

#12: Playstation Plus  Hello, dear reader. I’m writing this just moments after finishing my weekly stream on twitch with hairy game-chum Chris Slight (http://www.twitch.tv/twomorewhiteguys/) . Once again, we’ve been streaming from my PS4, as we find it the easiest and most reliable solution. Every time we’ve tried with the Xbox One we’ve had issues with sound or buffering so we pretty much exclusively stream PS4 games now. As we mostly just use the streams as an excuse to chat with...

By Will Bateman (@WillBateman6611) After years of touring, building word of mouth support the old-fashioned way, The Spitfires have started to make an impact. The Watford 4-piece have recently come off support slots for Paul Weller and The Specials- both personal invites, both personal idols for the band. Now, with their latest album, Response, comes a reaction to the "musical drought of meaningful music and lyrics". According to front man and songwriter Billy Sullivan, the album is the sound of...