Jurassic Park 3D has just hit theatres, restored and re-released on the big screen 20 years after its original run. For many, it’s a chance to revisit a familiar friend, and all the warming pop-culture nudges that go with it; the ‘clever girls’ and the ‘uh uh uh, you didn't say the magic words.’ For others, it might be their introduction to the film; perhaps they grew up on a diet of Shrek and Pixar and their parents might have been wary of introducing them to Samuel L Jackson’s severed arm. Read More...
To spatchcock a turkey, you need a pair of sharp kitchen shears, big knife, possibly a small paring knife and, of course, your turkey.
Flip the turkey breast side down and turn the neck side towards you. Using a pair of kitchen shears, cut down the back of the turkey starting at the neck. Follow the spine down to the tail, cutting through each bone.You may run into a big bone toward of the middle of the turkey. Read More...
IN the late 1980s, Britain's youth culture saw the biggest revolution since the 1960s.
Rave culture swept the nation as acid house music became the soundtrack of all-night parties held in huge, often makeshift venues.
The scene imported themes from fledgling Ibiza and coincided with a flood of ecstasy pills into Britain.
A new exhibition - Sweet Harmony: Rave at the Saatchi Gallery in London - recaptures the new world which emerged from the underground scene with stunning pictures from some of the artists who shaped it. Read More...