A Spectacular Jubilee Apple Cake by Raymond Blanc - Organic Chef Extraordinaire!
Raymond Blanc, organic chef extraordinaire celebrates the Queen's Jubilee with an exquisite and delicious royal apple cake recipe using three varieties of British apples.
Magic Film, Radio and Drama Review
This week, The Luminaries Magazine magic film, radio and drama review wallows in Vivien Leigh's slice of life thirties movies, together with Anatomy of a Scandal, Five Clint Eastwood Films to celebrate his birthday and Dr Michael Mosley's Just One Thing Podcast.
Antiques: How to Mix the Ancient and Modern with a Dash of Bridgerton and Peaky Blinders Grandeur
How do you start an antique collection and fuse the ancient and modern? Arts journalist and Luminaries Magazine editor Alison Jane Reid investigates ahead of The Olympia Arts and Antiques Fair.
Pissarro: Rebel, Genius and the Grandmaster Impressionist Who Made Nature a Sensation
Camille Pissarro is redefined not just as the rebel 'Impressionist' but rather as a rare, multi-talented genius who could draw and engrave as well as he painted in a major new film and exhibition at the Ashmolean Museum of his life and art writes journalist Alison Jane Reid.
The Stealing - Normal People Meets Wuthering Heights By S A Sutila
The Stealing, the first-time Gothic romance by SA Sutila is our book extract of the month. Picture a 21st Century version of Wuthering Heights meets Normal People and you will have a brilliant idea of what to expect.
May Luminary: Rose Hulse, Founder of ScreenHits TV Talks Bridgerton, Love on a Scottish Grouse Moor, Africa and The New Golden Age in Television
Rose Hulse the founder and CEO of ScreenHits TV is the May Luminary Interview. Rose talks Bridgerton, Shonda Rhimes, setting foot on African soil, how to be a lionheart entrepreneur and what it takes to make a bi-racial marriage work as the wife of an English aristocrat.
Hayfever - How to Beat it with Herbs, Teas and Food as Medicine
A Girl in a Wildflower Meadow Looking at Echinacea FlowersThe Hayfever season is
here, causing misery and uncomfortable symptoms for millions of people who react
to an increased concentration of pollens from flowers, plants and grasses in the
air we breathe. It doesn't have to be a time