The Great British Bake Off is back - and so is Carrot Magazine to give you a rundown of all the doughy action!
Category: Arts & Culture
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Gaucho Summer of Ceviche Review
Until the end of the summer, Gaucho will be serving their new Summer of Ceviche menu on the terraces at their Hampstead, Broadgate, Piccadilly, and Canary Wharf venues. Our PR and Communications Director, Cerys Williams, decided to try it out for herself.
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Wembley Stadium is Harry’s House
As Harry Styles's UK and European leg of his Tour comes to an end, we reflect on what has been a whirlwind dream of a tour.
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Harry’s House: Home is Where the Harry is
After the success of his sophomore album Fine Line in 2019, the world has patiently awaited the arrival of Harry Styles' third solo outing, Harry's House. Safe to say, the wait was worth it. Harry's House is here. Come on in.
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Creative Burnout: What it is, And How To Overcome It
No matter the scale of your artistic endeavours, creative burnout is a frustration that could impair your enjoyment in your craft. Here are some ways to prevent and cure it.
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The Batman: A Robert Pattinson Renaissance
Following months of buildup and anticipation, Robert Pattinson’s interpretation of our favourite caped crusader debuted in cinemas for the world to see, and it did not disappoint.
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Inventing Anna: The Sociopathic Socialite
Anna Delvey's, schemes have captivated people around the world. But what exactly is it that drew New York’s elite to this average-looking, rude girl with a creepy accent?
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The Apprentice: The Final
For the final week, Lord Sugar had summoned the two front-runners, Harpreet and Kathryn, to the British Museum to set them their final challenge.
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Using self-care to look after your mental health
In a culture and a city both so defined by fast-pace living and being the best, it is increasingly important to nurture a respect and care for mental wellbeing in our personal lives.
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The Apprentice Week Eleven: Interviews
This week the four remaining candidates where summoned to 70 St Mary Axe in the heart of the City of London, to face the scrutiny of Lord Sugar’s most trusted advisors, who were ready to pick apart their business plans in individual interviews.
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The Apprentice Week Ten: Baby Food
This week Lord Sugar summoned the remaining six candidates to KidZania in west London, where he revealed that their next task is to create the branding for new baby food, to which they would be pitching and selling to leading retailers.
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The Apprentice Week Nine: Shop till you Drop
This week, the teams were set one of their most intense challenges - to sell on one of the country’s leading TV shopping channels.