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ON THE TOWN
4 Pop impresario Simon Cowell,
chart-topping rapper Ne-Yo,
rockers Razorlight and Placebo,
Mitzvah Day, Habonims 80th
birthday, Young Norwood
reception, Tribe Israels annual
Shabbaton, Totally Jewish Simcha
Live and the WJR annual dinner.
Check our selection of snaps from
the social circuit. Have you been
pictured?
ENTERTAINMENT
8 Catch up with X Factors Stacey
Solomon, Myleene Klass, Rachel
Stevens and Bar Refaeli
38 Strictly Come Dancings Katya
Virshilas gives us the lowdown on
Brucie and being newly single
42 Entourage star Jeremy Piven chats
about his first Hollywood lead role
INTERIORS & PROPERTY
12 Try a spot of tome improvement by
using books to decorate your home
18 Banish winter chills with heaters
that are a visual delight
FASHION
26 Experts reveal the fringe benefits of
getting the perfect winter hairdo
22 Revamp your winter wardrobe with
the help of a personal shopper
SIMCHA
32 Give guests at your wedding or
bar/batmitzvah a big band treat
FOOD
48 Our cuisine queen Denise Phillips
dishes up some winter soul food
52 Tuck into some authentic Yiddish-
style cooking at Tzar in Radlett
TRAVEL
54 Discover Slovenia, a
stuning country of
snowy alpine peaks,
cobbled historic
towns, sunny
Mediterranean
resorts... and
Leonardo DiCaprio
HEALTH
58 Staying fit while
pregnant benefits
both mother and
child. Our personal
trainer offers his
crucial guide to
exercising while
expecting
EDUCATION
32 Follow our experts
three-year plan for
getting your child
into the ideal
secondary school
LISTINGS
70 Whats on and where
in the weeks ahead
UP FOR GRABS
23 Win a fabulous spa
day at the Mandarin
Oriental
23 Retail therapy with a
with a top personal
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52 Were giving away a
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70 Scoop the latest
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IN THIS ISSUE
ere just days away from the end of a tumultuous decade and even more historically
coming to terms with the end of the latest series of the two biggest talent shows on British
television. Our last issue featured the female singing sensation of 2009 on the cover, the
darling of Dagenham Stacey Aww Fanks Solomon. So this time it only seemed fair to let
telly arch rival Strictly Come Dancing get a look in. This months cover star is the graceful and
gorgeous Katya Virshilas, whos spent the last fews months waltzing across our television screens in
the grateful arms of former cricketer Phil Tufnell. She spills the beans about Brucie, life in Israel and
being surprisingly single on page 38. We also chat to Entourage star Jeremy Piven, quiz top
hairdressers about the hottest winter styles, give you the chance to win a luxury spa experience and a
session with a personal shopper. Somehow we managed to squeeze all this and much more into 72
action-packed pages. Wishing you a happy new year and enjoy the magazine!
W
welcome
ven if youre not a
swot or bookworm,
chances are youve
got at least a few
books lying around
your home, or
perhaps you feel theyre simply
cluttering up your personal space.
If so youre missing an
inexpensive interior trick because
well displayed books can
transform a home, no matter if
theyre valuable leather-bound
first editions or just a motley
collection of beach-battered
holiday reads.
Their decorative covers will
provide essential colour and
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Books can
transform a
room, but the
last thing you
want is for
them to clutter
up your space.
Gabrielle Fagan
discovers the
best ways to
display and
store books to
make your
home warm
and welcoming
TRY A SPOT OF TOME
IMPROVEMENT
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interest to a space, and the titles
can reveal a lot about their owner.
It would be hard to find a
more fervent enthusiast of
displaying books than writer
Leslie Geddes-Brown.
Her home boasts the
equivalent of a mini-library in the
living room as well as shelves
groaning with books in the
kitchen, bathroom and lining the
walls of the downstairs
cloakroom.
Although writers like to
believe that books have a higher,
sterner purpose, says Leslie with
a smile, in fact they do also
furnish a room.
Take an unadorned space,
cover one wall with crowded
bookshelves, add a chair and a
table, also crowded with books,
and you have a furnished room.
To prove her point, Leslie has
sought homes around the world
where books truly star and whose
interiors she reveals in her new
lavishly illustrated book, Books
Do Furnish A Room.
Leslie, former deputy editor of
World of Interiors magazine,
recognises that not everyone is a
serious reader or researcher or
wants a library, but she suggests
books in modest batches should
be successfully displayed in
decorative bookcases.
Books, in my view, should be
in every corner of the house, with
the possible exception of the
larder, she says firmly. To me, a
room without books is missing an
essential feature, as important as
lights, chairs or carpets. And they
tell you so much about a person.
When I visit friends houses
its always heartening to see a few
bodice-rippers and thrillers in
among the Booker prize-winners!
You can tell a minimalist because
all the decorative covers will be
hidden under plain wrappers, or
a rebel who leaves books piled in
untidy heaps.
Certainly the remarkable
success of Ikeas simple Billy
bookcase, which celebrated its
30th birthday this year,
demonstrates that books are an
essential in the modern home.
Since Billys creation by
Scandinavian, Gillis Lundgren -
who made an initial, casual
sketch of its design on a handy
table napkin a total of 41
million have been sold. Laid out
end to end they would stretch
almost twice around the world at
the equator.
Lundgrens delighted at the
popularity of his versatile concept
which comes in a range of types
and sizes. Im particularly happy
that Billy has made it possible for
so many people to build their
own little library, he says.
In the old days books were
quite uncommon in most homes.
These days everyone has books,
which is as it should be.
Look around your home and
see if you can spy corners or
crannies or larger spaces that can
be enhanced by books.
Make tailor-made shelves
distinctive by asking a carpenter
or shelf supplier to tailor and vary
their layout to suit your
particular book collection.
For instance, reams of compact
paperbacks need less height
between each shelf, and then you
could break up the uniformity by
making a feature with a deeper
shelf for large height books.
An open space under the stairs
might be an ideal space for book
shelves, or perhaps an empty
fireplace filled with bright red
books as an eye-catching
substitute for flickering flames.
But do make sure the chimney is
sealed properly, and there is an
air vent so as to avoid damp.
If a living room is very large,
an oversized set of bookshelves
will reduce the space and add
warmth to the whole, says Leslie.
Please yourself in how you
display your books. But when the
prevailing decor is casual,
cottagey or comfortable, books
can echo this by not being too
rigorously organised.
Of course in a formal room,
whether Georgian or minimalist,
the opposite principle applies.
You could display your books
from arranging them by size,
grouping all those with the same
colour covers, or by subject, or if
youre orderly alphabetically.
And try using a bookcase as a
room divider, far preferable to a
dividing wall in a dark space.
Choose one with open shelves if
you want to allow more light
through the room.
BUDGET BUY: Dwells excellent,
competitively priced storage units
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A ROOM WITHOUT BOOKS IS
MISSING AN ESSENTIAL FEATURE
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BOOK ENDS
Abookshelf should be as much of a feature as the books it holds
continued from page 13
on lockable wheels make great
room dividers. Large Mobile
Storage Unit, 375, divided into 16
compartments in glossy white or
325 in oak finish.
VOLUME CONTROL
Smaller homes and demands on
space mean most of us dont want
books spilling everywhere. But its
a shame to hide them in boxes
when there are so many brilliant
bookshelves and units around.
My favourite for uber-cool,
contemporary style is a Dedale
Frame Bookshelf, 1,738 from
Roche Bobois. The wall unit is
made from a material which looks
like thick glass, available in a
lacquer or satin finish, and in a
choice of colours white, black,
orange or bold red.
For elegant informality, John
Lewis Pisa ladder-style walnut unit,
190, is a winner. It can come in
five shelves, or with two shelves
and a desk, for 161.
Theres a fashionable
Scandinavian look to OKAs dresser
style desk, the Borgholm, for 850,
and its decorative back board
incorporates three roomy shelves. A
Petworth Cabinet, 1,095, in dark
wood with four doors with open
chicken wire panels could conjure
a French chateau atmosphere, and
its handsome Library shelves, in
various sizes, start from 595.
BUDGET BUY: Ikeas Billy bookcases
start from 9.99 for a basic white
unit 46x106cm. The extensive
range now includes a new Billy
Bjasta, 39, available with a funky
graffiti-style interior and made to
celebrate the products 30th
birthday.
TURN THE PAGES
Vintage books can be turned into
art by displaying them so the
spines are against the wall and the
gilt-edged pages face outwards to
create a glimmering bookshelf,
which will catch the light.
If you dont own any old
volumes, try an online dealer such
as Golden Books Group, which sells
books with gilded pages, or source
them at antique fairs or second
hand bookshops.
Anyoldbooks canbegivena
facelift sotheystaronashelf.
Disguisethemwithahome-made
plainpapercover, oruseold
wallpaper, orexoticnewspapers
suchas ChineseorRussianones for
intriguingbookjackets,says Leslie.
Make the bookshelf as much of
a feature as the books it holds. An
imaginative shelf resembling a
section of garden ivy creeping up
the wall is 92.98 by Susan Bradley
at Hidden Art Shop.
Trendy kitsch bookends
featuring the famous television
character Morph, 19.99, or enjoy a
twist on the theme a Bookshelf
clock, 19.99. Its made up of three
books in yellow, red and blue,
with clock hands positioned on the
spine of the middle book. Both
from The Contemporary Home.
BUDGET BUY: Daydreamers might
covet a book shelf unit in the
shape of a cloud: Cirrus Small
Cloud shelf, 18.67, with two glass
shelves by Ibride at Nest. Or join
the Billy fan club and spend 2.49
on a new Billy bookend, featuring
a bright red letter B.
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heres nothing like
gathering around
blazing logs in winter
to banish the chills, or
lounging in front of a
contemporary wall-mounted fire.
Whatever your choice, you
dont want to sit around shivering
at the thought of the bills or
because your systems not a
glowing success.
So this could be just the time to
focus on your heating and make
sure its working for you both
price-wise and visually.
Weve searched for some of the
hottest options around so you can
easily find your hearths desire.
CLASSIC COALS
Its hard to beat an open fire
crackling in a beautiful fireplace.
Chesneys range, which includes
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FLIRT WITH
NEW FLAMES
Banish winter chills with heaters
that are a visual delight and wont
break the bank. Chloe Markowicz
and Gabrielle Fagan check out
fantastic ways to warm your home
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fire surrounds, a designer
collection and fires, is as inspiring
as it is comprehensive. Founder and
owner Paul Chesney says: A
fireplace can be an eye-catching
centrepiece that transforms a
room. He adds that that while
period and historical designs
remain popular, the trend is
increasingly for simpler, sleeker
pieces. Look for Chesneys classic
Victorian fireplace, 550, and the
Burlington, a clean-line limestone
surround, 1,395. You can also shop
around on the high street for some
great faking-it surrounds and fires.
Wickes has a superb selection of
stylish fireplaces, including the
Milano surround that can be fitted
for gas or electric fires, 587.99.
CLASSIC DESIGNS
Homebase carries some great
classic designs. Try the Faro Fire or
Estroril Fire made of natural
Portuguese limestone. Both sets
include a mantel back panel and
hearth and cost 799.
WARM WALLS
A fab feature fireplace neednt be a
square hole in the wall - the post
box shape is also becoming a cool
choice. Jonathan Burnett at Wickes
says: Electric fires, lets face it,
were ugly, but are becoming very
popular. The technology now
produces flame effects that rival
gas and real fires. Turn on to the
style with a Wickes wall mounted
Dali electric fire,
399.99, with a
textured black
finish and glass
front. For a gas
flame effect
version, opt for
the Turner fire,
899.99. The
electric wall
hung Valor Vivo, a black flat-screen
style pebble fire, has burning good
looks and costs 169.99 from Argos.
RETRO RADIATORS
Retro addicts who love Smegs
1950s-inspired kitchen appliance
range will warm to its gas fire, from
850. This wall-mounted fire boasts
eco-energy credentials and comes
in a funky range of colours
including red, pink, blue, silver and
black.
SUPER STOVES
Stoves offer more than 80 percent
heat efficiency, making them a
green choice, because the heat is
contained and not lost up a
chimney as in an open fire. Most
need a flue, a pipe to dispose of the
fumes, so install this in a fireplace
or against an outer wall. Cast iron is
the traditional choice, but steel is
more modern looking and echoes
Scandinavian style. They can burn
wood or coal. Karsten Aagaard,
head of product design at stove
company Morso, advises: Make
sure you choose a stove that suits
your needs, choosing a stove thats
oversized for the job will cause
you problems.
RECYCLED WARMTH
The style-conscious could toast
their toes in front of an eco-friendly
Hotpod, 3040. Its made in
Cornwall from a surprising range
of reclaimed materials, including
VW parts and a saucepan lid! There
is also a cheaper version made from
recycled iron for 1,950.
HOT DESIGNS
Most UK homes are reliant on
radiators for warmth, generally as
part of a central heating system.
Thankfully, radiators have been
re-born. So long
dull white metal
slabs! Theyre
now more
artistic and can
be dual purpose,
incorporating
towel rails,
mirrors or units.
Susan Jordan,
owner of The Radiator Gallery in
South Woodford, says: People
dont want to hide their radiators
away anymore. Radiator styles are
now edging towards
contemporary looks.
Jordan says vertical radiators
that look modern and take up less
space are increasingly in demand.
Contemporary stainless steel
styles, such as The Venetian, from
651, and the Arc, from 211,
available at The Radiator Gallery
are especially popular. Getting
your room assessed for the type of
radiator you need to heat a room
appropriately can help save
energy and costs. If you have the
right size radiator you are giving
out the right size heating and not
wasting energy, says Jordan. She
recommends fitting an
individual thermostat valve to
control the heating.
MODERN LOOK
Choose a feast for the eyes with
the Archibald Chrome, from
549, an Italian designed towel-
rail shaped like coat hangers. The
Radiator Gallery also offers other
beautifully designed options like
the Figliol Prodigo, from 3176,
and the Bernini, from 4935,
both of which would provide
more than a touch of glamour to
a modern house.
TOP HEAT SOURCES
Argos
www.argos.co.uk
Chesneys
020 7627 1410
www.chesneys.co.uk
De'Longhi
www.delonghi.co.uk
Homebase
0845 609 0223
www.homebase.co.uk
Hotpod
www.hotpod.co.uk
Morso
01788 554412
www.morsouk.com
Smeg
0870 990 9907
www.smeguk.com and
www.smegretro.co.uk
The Radiator Gallery
0800 055 6450 / 020 8530 7555
www.theradiatorgallery.com
Wickes
0800 106 068
www.wickes.co.uk
Radiators can now look more like
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ARE YOU
DANCING?
BECAUSE KATYAS
ASKING!
f it was not for Katya
Virshilas mum, fans of
Strictly Come Dancing may
never have had the
opportunity to watch the
award-winning dancer sprinkle
some extra cha-cha-cha into
Saturday night television,
alongside her celebrity partner
Phil Tufnell.
Fourteen years ago, long
before the hit BBC show
became a staple of Saturday
night television or Len Goodman
shouted his first SEVEN!, a young Katya
attended her first ballroom dance lesson in
Vancouver shortly after emigrating from
Israel. But so intimidated was the 13-year-
old by the standard of her younger
classmates that it was also nearly her last
lesson.
It was only after the intervention of
mum Ina and a little help from a 25
bribe that the teenager was
persuaded to continue.
To say that much has happened to
Katya between those early dramas
and the day I interviewed her at a
central London hotel last month
would be something of an
understatement. Some things
never change though the 26-
year-olds mum, in London to
spend a week with her
daughter, was by her side as I waltzed into the
room. Only five days had elapsed since shed
watched her daughter being knocked out of
the competition, but Ina is bursting with pride
at her girls performances and dedication over
the years. When you see Katya dance you
cannot take your eyes off her, she tells me.
She has worked so hard since she started her
career at the age of 13. Shes a great dancer
and choreographer.
And there are no shortage of achievements
to underscore this high praise. A former
British Columbian Latin Dance Champion who
went on to represent Canada at the World
Championships, she has also taken on several
acting roles on the big and small screens. Two
years ago, driven by her passion for teaching,
she opened a dance school in Canada where
she passes on the tricks of the trade to children
and adults.
Though she plans to return to Canada
temporarily in February, Katyas fans neednt
despair. She is currently gearing up for a series
of spectacular dance shows at venues across
London and beyond, and also hopes to be
tripping the light fantastic again in next years
Strictly Come Dancing. And if you are among
her army of male admirers hoping to catch her
eye while she is in town, there is a vacancy for
a special someone to show single Kayta around
the capital and help her indulge her love of
food. Just a little tip for any potential dinner
date: She lists pita and hummus with Israeli
pickles among her favourite snacks.
Pulse Celebrity
Strictly Come Dancing star Katya Virshilas
tells Justin Cohen all about Brucie, life in Israel,
celebrating Chanukah and looking for Mr Right
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Denise Phillips dishes up some
mouthwatering winter treats to
keep you warm and satisfied...
SEASONAL
SOUL FOOD
Pan fried sea bass
Lemon chicken goujons
Serves 6-8
Ingredients
6 chicken breast pieces, cut
into strips
Juice of 1 lemon and zest of 2
2 eggs, lightly beaten
100g breadcrumbs
2 tbsp medium matzo meal
Salt and freshly ground black
pepper
100ml vegetable oil, for frying
For t he sauce:
3 cloves of garlic, peeled and
chopped
2 tbsp red wine vinegar
3 tbsp brown sugar
60g honey
150g tomato ketchup
60ml soy sauce
60ml sesame oil
2 tbsp sweet chilli sauce
Method
Combine all the sauce ingredients into the food processor. Pulse it a few times
and then blend on high until it has combined into a smooth sauce.
Marinate the chicken pieces in the lemon juice for 10 minutes.
Mix together the breadcrumbs, lemon zest and salt and black pepper.
Dip the chicken strips into the beaten egg followed by the breadcrumb mixture.
Repeat the process twice so it is well coated.
Heat a deep frying pan with oil until it is hot.
Shallow fry the chicken goujons for 3-4 minutes on each side until crispy.
Preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas mark 4.
Line a baking tray with baking parchment. Place the crispy goujons on the oven
tray and bake for 10 minutes.
Heat the sauce either in the microwave or in a small saucepan.
Pulse Food
Serves 4
Ingredients
4 fillets sea bass, scales removed
2 tbsp plain flour
2 tbsp olive oil, for frying
For t he compot e:
450g new potatoes, roughly chopped in small chunks
50ml olive oil
4 garlic cloves, skinned and finely chopped
1 aubergine, cubed
150g cherry tomatoes
1x400g tin chickpeas, drained
1 bunch lemon thyme
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
Garnish: large bunch of fresh parsley
Method
Preheat the oven to 200C/400F/Gas mark 6.
Boil the potatoes for approximately 15 minutes until just soft.
Drain and set aside.
Immerse the cherry tomatoes in boiling water for 2 minutes. Drain and remove
the skins.
Heat the olive oil in a large frying pan. Add the garlic, aubergines, new
potatoes, skinned tomatoes and season well with salt and freshly ground black
pepper.
Simmer for 10 minutes.
Transfer the vegetable compote to an ovenproof dish. Add the chickpeas and
lemon thyme. Season again and roast for 40 minutes or until the potatoes are
golden and crispy.
Dust the sea bass in the plain flour. Season.
Heat the oil in a large frying pan. Fry for 3 minutes until the skin has a crispy
coating. Turn over and fry for a final 2 minutes.
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J & H Furniture 16
La Maison Colonaile 9
Kings World Removal 10
Newhall Bathrooms 10
Pilgrim Payne 10
Plumbsafe Uk Ltd 11
Porcelenosa 17
Stanze Interiors 2
Swan Windows & Son Ltd 15
Tecoma Ground Maintenance & Landscapes 11
The Hertforshire Fireplace Gallery 11
The Lighting Store 20
The Little Kitchen Store 21
The Radiator Gallery 20
The Radiator Gallery 19
Time 4 Furniture 15
Fashion
All Aboard 26
Bio Sculpture Gel 25
Box 2 25
Escorpion 25
Jewellery Cave 31
Natural Footwear Centre 26
Raja Fashions 30
Rocks 26
Rosh Hairdressers 27
Wallers Clothing 75
Simcha
CBS Group 34
Discotheques by Howard Marks 34
Gallery 34
Gallery Live 41
Holiday Inn Elstree 35
Incognito Artists 37
Manor of Groves 41
St Johns Wood Church Stanmore 34
St Johns Wood Synagogue 36
Toby Levy Celebration Catering 35
Vice Versa 35
Xtatic 41
Food
Amaretto Ristorante Pizzaria 51
Flaxs Food 53
Ivor Silverman 52
Izgara 50
K Grill 53
Kaifeng 53
Les Associes Restaurant 50
Medi Lounge & Grill 47
Meze Meze Restaurant 51
Pier 1 Fish & Chips 51
Red Pepper 52
Sahara Lounge 51
Sofra/Ozer 46
Thai Edge 50
Yosis Bagels 50
Health
Eye Warehouse 60
Fastlens 62
Hypno Wellness 64
London Breast Clinic 76
North London Hospice 60
Springdene Nursing Home 63
The North London Practice 62
The Wellington Diagnostic Centre 60
Vitos Hairdressing & Beauthy Fusion 62
Wingate & Finchley 62
Education
Channing School 68
Delamere Forest School 68
Inspire 68
Jewish Childs Day 69
Twinkle Stars Montessory Nursery 68
Entertainment
Spiro Ark 71
Tivoli Theatre 71
Travel
Lapam 57
IT
Totally Communications 71
Automotive
Pride Autos 9
Pride Autos 21