By: Steve Dinneen

Life&Style Editor I'm the editor of City A.M. The Magazine, and editor of the daily newspaper's Life&Style section. We cover food, wine, going out, culture, technology and travel. I'm also the head judge of our Toast the City awards that celebrates hospitality in the Square Mile. Find me on X @steve_dinneen

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Michelin Guide 2024: What the awards say about London

February 6, 2024

The Michelin guide for 2024 is out and it’s good news for the west end with 15 London restaurants in Zone 1 awarded a new star
HexClad pans founder: Why Gordon Ramsay and Oprah swear by us

January 31, 2024

How Oprah and Gordon Ramsay got behind one magnificent cookery pan
The Big List: Top London cocktails to break Dry January

January 30, 2024

The Life&Style desk is planning an epic night out, taking in some of London’s most august cocktail bars and trendy new venues.
What’s on in February, March and April in London? Top art film and theatre

January 25, 2024

January is a properly bleak month. Not only is hardly anyone drinking but the cultural calendar tends to start slowly, too. That’s already changing, with Sarah Jessica Parker’s Plaza Suite theatre show already in previews and a pair of cracking films coming out later this week (The Color Purple and All of us Strangers, see [...]
Oliver Stone apologises for slamming Ryan Gosling in City A.M. interview

January 24, 2024

Oliver Stone has apologised for telling City A.M. that Ryan Gosling was “wasting his fucking time” for starring in Barbie
Burns Night in London: 13 places to enjoy the perfect Burns supper

January 24, 2024

If you fancy ending Dry January with a big old dram of Scotland's finest, here are 13 restaurants celebrating Burns Night with a Burns Supper
Forget Gladiators and Traitors, the best TV show of 2024 is The Curse

January 18, 2024

The Curse does things that no other TV show is even attempting, foregoing the usual requirement to entertain and instead staying true to its terrible, compulsive vision.
The Holdovers review: Paul Giamatti rekindles his Sideways partnership in heartbreaking new Alexander Payne movie

January 16, 2024

The Holdovers is a return to form for Alexander Payne, more Sideways than Downsizing, and a heartbreaking joy to watch
Dry January: 12 reasons to be cheerful when you’re off the sauce

January 9, 2024

Dry January is upon us and across the country millions are taking part in the annual abstinence from alcohol – here's how to have fun anyway
As meat free January rises we ask if plant-based can usurp meat

January 8, 2024

As the meat free movement gains momentum this veganuary, we revisit our 2018 deep-dive into the rise and rise of plant based burgers and ask if meat as we know it will one day be a thing of the past. In the mockumentary Carnage, Simon Amstel imagines a future in which eating meat is as [...]

Trump turmoil in Asia sends chills through Seoul while China keeps its cool

Bath sell-out bright spark as Champions Cup attendances fall

Barbican Centre: the brutalist landmark weaving art into everyday London life.

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