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Andrew Cottrill

Writes about food, drink, life, bullshit, and anything else he wants to get off his mind. For Andy, Berlin is like a huge playground for adults – somewhere you can do what you want without having to turn into a real grown-up. His first Berlin Loves You experience was over a $1 kebab and a 50¢ Sterni. ac@berlinlovesyou.com

Stumble into the Bizarre Cabaret of Curiositease

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Fifi Fantôme & La Viola Vixen’s Cabaret of Curiositease is a baroque chamber of burlesque, circus and dark sideshow. It’s been a long time since I wrote about burlesque but guys: just because I’ve not written about it, doesn’t mean it’s not happening. It is, in fact, happening, and on Friday May 11th there will … Read more Stumble into the Bizarre Cabaret of Curiositease

Iggy Stardust Falls to Earth. What Happens Next??

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‘Loving the Alien’, a David Bowie-themed musical they’re calling “the next Rocky Horror Show”, starts next week at Monster Ronsons. As a tired, burned-out Berliner, it’s been a while since I’ve been genuinely excited. Then I heard about ‘Loving the Alien‘ – a glam-rock Bowie-inspired wild drag kitsch-out farce, where heavy make-up-daubed, leather-clad tease machines … Read more Iggy Stardust Falls to Earth. What Happens Next??

Rice is Love at Rice is Life

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Berlin History Archive: This article features a 2018 edition of the travelling Rice is Life food pop-up. The specific pop-up, location and visitor information have ended; the text is preserved as Berlin food-event history. Rice is Life is a whimsical celebration of rice for all you rice non-believers. Rice has never been a favourite of … Read more Rice is Love at Rice is Life

Come to Porsche’s Classy-As-Hell 70th Birthday Party

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Porsche invites you to its 70th birthday exhibition. What else looks this sexy at 70 years old? On June 8, 1948, this first prototype emerged from the Porsche workshop and started a chain reaction that has influenced all car design (and design in general) since. It’s the enduring symbol of German design aesthetic and engineering … Read more Come to Porsche’s Classy-As-Hell 70th Birthday Party

Hermann’s Spring Flavours on Torstrasse

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Hermann’s on Torstrasse launches its new spring menu and it’s interesting, healthy food with hints of fine dining. We were invited to the spring relaunch of Hermann’s on Torstrasse to re-awaken our taste buds from their winter doldrums. What we discovered was a casual, welcoming canteen eatery that’s a lot closer to fine dining than … Read more Hermann’s Spring Flavours on Torstrasse

Royally Incorrect: Die Besten Sprüche Von Philip, Prinz Fettnapf

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‘Royally Incorrect: Die Besten Sprüche Von Philip, Prinz Fettnapf’ is the hilarious wisdom of Prince Philip in a handy pocket book. C.H. Beck’s ‘Royally Incorrect’ is a German-language compendium of Prince Philip’s best and sharpest utterances, collected over the last 50 years of his career as that-one-who-stands-next-to-Queen Elizabeth II. Each quote is accompanied by context … Read more Royally Incorrect: Die Besten Sprüche Von Philip, Prinz Fettnapf

The Ingredient Captures the Flavour of Film

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Does art have a taste? Can something that touches our aural or visual senses be distilled into a flavour? And is it tasty? This is a question which chefs Benjamin Bonta and Tait Miller attempt to answer with their fine dining pop-up dinner project, The Ingredient. I was lucky enough to take part in their … Read more The Ingredient Captures the Flavour of Film

“So Sorry” is Your Taschenbuch to Britishness

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What goes on inside the heads of those pesky Inselaffen? Adam Fletcher’s new book ‘So Sorry’ aims to clarify just that. After he successfully (and lovingly) erklärt the German people for the rest of us in his How to be German in 50 Easy Steps, British/Berlin author Adam Fletcher now has turned his gaze onto … Read more “So Sorry” is Your Taschenbuch to Britishness

Berlin’s New Chinatown is Otherworldly

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Throughout March, Berlin has its own Chinatown and it’s a kitsch, neon success. After seeing their nebulous, hipsterific teaser campaign on social media, I wasn’t sure how ‘Berlin’s new Chinatown’ was going to work. But, after visiting the opening night at their Spreewaldplatz location, I’m sold on their kitsch Chinatown aesthetic, innovative use of space, … Read more Berlin’s New Chinatown is Otherworldly

Primavera Sound 2018 Line Up: Our Top Picks

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It’s almost time for our favourite music Festival, Primavera Sound 2018, and their line up is as fantastic as ever. Going to Barcelona for Primavera Sound has become a tradition for the BERLIN LOVES YOU team. We look to that weekend between May and June with both intense excitement and trepidation. Excitement for what is … Read more Primavera Sound 2018 Line Up: Our Top Picks

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