Sophie Elkan

2 weeks ago | oxmag.co.uk | Sophie Elkan

Since dominating the 90s with his eclectic American Rap/Rock, Huey Morgan has been based in the UK, working as a radio and television broadcaster, author and DJ – most notably as host of The Huey Show on BBC Radio 6 Music. Now, the original Fun Lovin’ Criminal is back where he belongs: on tour and making music. He’s coming to the O2 in Oxford on 17 May, performing with his new band, Huey Morgan: The Fun Lovin’ Criminal, playing a mix of ‘funk, soul, hip-hop and memories’.

2 weeks ago | oxmag.co.uk | Sophie Elkan

Salon nails: Get the look at home with a choice of kits from 14 Day Manicure (including curing lamp from £67). Not only will you save on time (and coffees) at the nail bar but there’s a full range of glorious colour from pastels to neon and – best of all – formulations are HEMA free. 14daymanicure.com Chemical Peel: Regular use of a gentle AHA exfoliator as part of your daily routine will help keep skin bright, evening out tone and texture.

2 weeks ago | oxmag.co.uk | Sophie Elkan

From balm to gel – and in no particular order – here are our current favourites for fresh faces and all skin types. 1. Paul & Joe Cleansing Gel, £23 amazon.co.uk. Thoroughly cleanses the face and removes all make up without stinging the eyes or stripping the skin which might sound like the basic minimum but as we all know in reality makes this something of a unicorn. 2. Tolpa Dermo Face Rosacal Micellar Liquid, £8.99 boots.com.

2 weeks ago | oxmag.co.uk | Sophie Elkan

“At Treadwell, we’ve brought Kimchi together with mature cheddar and Parmesan in croquette form for the new spring menu” Oxfordshire and its surrounds are famous for outstanding food and hospitality: from farms, growers and markets to cafes, pubs and restaurants. We are delighted to have the chance to feature some of the very best. Since The Store opened on the former site of Boswells it has become my go-to place to meet friends.

3 weeks ago | oxmag.co.uk | Sophie Elkan

As Jay Rayner points out, his fan base is pretty varied. There are those who devour (pun intended) his broadsheet restaurant reviews, others who tune into his BBC R4 panel show or his podcast, and yet more who enjoy his expert opinions on Masterchef. This month, he’ll get the chance to eyeball them in person when he takes to stage at the Oxford Playhouse as part of his UK tour, Nights Out At Home.