Arts Journalist Alison Jane Reid
Total 16 Posts
Emily in Paris Takes a Roman Holiday Inspired By Audrey Hepburn and Gregory Peck in Hollywood's Most Romantic Rom Com of All Time
Stop the traffic. Lily Collins takes a Roman Holiday in Emily in Paris 4 and pays tribute to the Audrey Hepburn and Gregory Peck in the greatest Hollywood Rom Com of all time writes Alison Jane Reid in The Luminaries Magazine.
Dr Peter McCullough Talks Stepping Up to Make a Difference and Treat the Vaccine Injured and Acute Covid-19 Syndromes
Dr Peter McCullough MD Talks to Iconic Journalist Alison Jane Reid of The Luminaries Magazine about stepping up with the McCullough Covid-19 Injury Protocol to save people from hospitalisation and death.
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Fashion Icon: Dress Like Ingrid Bergman For a Journey to Italy in Fifties Haute Couture Lace, Leather, Silk and Tweed
Journey to Italy, starring Ingrid Bergman and George Sanders is a neo-realism masterpiece of Italian fifties cinema. It is also compelling for the way it documents fifties culture, fashion and archaeology with unmissable slow fashion writes Alison Jane Reid.
Henry the 1st - The Hot History Play in Reading Abbey Ruins and the Inspiration for Game of Thrones
Henry the 1st is the forgotten English King, the inspiration for Game of Thrones and a thrilling new history play on now at Reading Abbey Ruins performed by The Rabble Theatre writes Alison Jane Reid
Postcard from the Editor: Afghanistan, Land of Poets, Turquoise Turrets, Talented Artisans and Girls Dreaming of the Right to Laugh and Play the Guitar
Postcard from Afghanistan - Arts Journalist Alison Jane Reid Looks at the Art and Culture of Afghanistan From an Artisan Fashion Project, the Storyville film Inside Kabul, Rory Stewart's Epic Walk and Grafitti Artist Shamsia Hassani's Magnetic Murals.
The Rodeo Review - A New Rebel Without a Cause
Rodeo is the blistering, biker and crime odyssey film by French director Lola Quivoron writes journalist Alison Jane Reid. The film made its debut at Cannes in 2022. Read the review in The Luminaries Magazine.
