One of the abstract artist’s famous Seagram murals was defaced by a homeless Russian artist who says he’s actually adding value to the work.
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Rat Meat Sold Illegally in London
BBC reporters armed with hidden cameras have discovered large quantities of cane rat meat being sold on the streets of east London.
The video shows butchers at Ridley Road Market hide stacks of rat meat in their shops and …
$486 Million House Up For Sale in London
Recession? What recession?
Prince Andrew Abseils Down Europe’s Tallest Skyscraper
The Duke of York descended a terrifying 250 meters from London’s Shard building to raise money for charity.
Reading While Eating for August 9: The Letter “B”
Today’s links honor the letter “B,” featuring books, baking, birds, bears, and more.
Reading While Eating for August 1: Raps and Raptures
Today’s links feature an enrapturing actress and a kooky rap
Reading While Eating for July 27: Olympic Banana
In honor of the opening ceremonies, today’s links feature feats of strength and feats of fashion.
Eva Rausing: Wife of Billionaire’s Son Found Dead, Husband Arrested
Philanthropist and recovering addict Eva Rausing’s life of privilege ended amid a spiral of drugs and the arrest of her husband, Hans.
Olympic Torch Greets Queen of England at Windsor Castle
We wonder: Did it curtsy?
A New Exhibit Celebrates 50 Years of James Bond
It’s no secret that James Bond is the world’s most stylish spy. Now London’s Barbican Center is celebrating half a century of the secret agent’s flair and style on the silver screen in a new exhibition called “Designing 007: …
London Skyscraper Takes Title of Tallest Building in Europe
The 1,016-foot skyscraper is the tallest building in Europe, for now.
Reading While Eating for June 28: Courts and Cartography
Today’s links include some history about the Supreme Court, London, and even The New Yorker magazine.