Róisín Teeling

Junior Music Editor @ The Cold Magazine 

Social Media @ Notch magazine 

Freelance Arts and Culture Journalist :D

Róisín Teeling

Junior Music Editor @ The Cold Magazine 

Social Media @ Notch magazine 

Freelance Arts and Culture Journalist :D

Lost Village makes the case for vanishing into the woods and not coming back

By the last week of August, the British festival season has usually finished you off. You have done the muddy wellies, the frayed wristbands, the 20-minute queue for a lukewarm cider and watched a headliner from roughly half a mile away.
Running from 27 to 30 August, Lost Village takes that traditional concept of a tent-based summer finale and moves it into a secluded stretch of privately-owned woodland outside Norton Disney, Lincolnshire.
Founded by four friends back in 2015, the festival sells...
Time Out Worldwide •

These are the world’s best cities for clubbing, according to a huge Time Out survey

We surveyed 24,000 locals to find the world’s best dancefloors. From Lima to Liverpool, these are today’s clubbing capitalsEveryone’s got an opinion on what makes a good night out, but if yours involves a heaving dancefloor, a decent sound system and staying out well past a sensible bedtime, you’ll want to pay attention to this one.
To create Time Out’s Best Cities for Nightlife with Intrepid Travel, we asked more than 24,000 locals around the world to rate their city’s after-dark scene across...
Time Out New York •

The 8 coolest Airbnbs in New York right now

Frequently asked questions about staying in N.Y.C.What’s the best neighborhood to stay in N.Y.C. for first-timers?Manhattan puts you closest to the classic sights, Midtown and the Upper East Side especially, but you’ll pay for the convenience. Brooklyn neighborhoods like Williamsburg and Bushwick are cheaper, have their own strong food and nightlife scene and are only one or two subway stops from Manhattan.Is it legal to get an Airbnb in N.Y.C.?Yes, but with restrictions. Under NYC’s short-term...
Time Out Worldwide •

Two exciting new high-speed train routes are coming to Europe in 2027

Morning espresso in Milan to evening steins in Munich, all via one new Alpine rail trackSick of arguing about backpack sizes at the boarding gate? Thankfully, it’s getting easier and quicker to hop from one European country to another via train, so you might soon be able to give up short-haul flights for good.
Those travelling between Italy and Germany could soon be riding through the Alps instead of waiting at the departure gate, as Italian rail operator Trenitalia has begun test runs of its F...
Time Out Worldwide •

These 11 European hotels have just been named among the world’s most beautiful

An 800-year-old Irish castle, a brutalist Icelandic bunker created to worship the Northern Lights, a Moorish fantasy in Tenerife. Europe’s most beautiful hotels have officially been named, and they couldn't be more different from each other. They all have one thing in common, though: they've just made the cut for Time Out’s ranking of the world's 33 most beautiful hotels.
RECOMMENDED: The coolest hotels in Europe, chosen by Time Out editors
Topping the whole list is Ashford Castle in Ireland,...
Atwood Magazine •

Roundtable: A Review of Olivia Rodrigo’s ‘you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love’ - Atwood Magazine

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Isabella: Olivia Rodrigo’s music has been woven into every stage of my life: driving around my neighborhood during my first high school breakup, sitting alone in my college hallway because I struggled to make friends freshman year, and now, four years later, stepping into post-grad life, turning on my “Olivia Rodrigo mix” every time I get on the train for work.

Jack: I’ve been a fan of hers since the start. I remember loving “drivers license” on first listen, and then being even more impre...
Time Out Worldwide •

This 800-year-old Irish castle is officially the most beautiful hotel in the world right now

Ashford Hotel, which has hosted everyone from Oscar Wilde to the Guinness family, secured the title for its architecture and heritageEver wondered what it feels like to live like an aristocrat? Our global edit of the world’s most beautiful hotels has a clear winner, and it comes complete with Irish wolfhounds greeting you at the gatehouse.
Ireland’s legendary Ashford Castle has snatched the prize for the most beautiful place to stay on the planet, topping Time Out’s ranking of the 33 best-looki...
The Cold Magazine •

Sachiko Nakahara on Building Gods of Death from Ink, Paper and Dirt for Death Note the Musical

The manga and anime series Death Note has been turned into clothing many times. XLARGE ran a collaboration in 2022 with the characters across tees, sweatshirts and jackets. Palace followed in February 2025 with a capsule of around forty pieces, among them stonewashed denim carrying Ryuk in a watercolour print and the skate logo redrawn in the manga’s own typeface.


Sachiko Nakahara has gone the other way. As costume designer on the Barbican’s new staging of Death Note The Musical, her job was...
The Cold Magazine •

The Barbican's Death Note Knows Exactly How to Play God

Write a name, picture the face, and forty seconds later they are dead.


The Barbican production of Death Note has all of that out in the open straight away. Sound comes at you from every side of the room, a school student is singing about how many criminals walk free while his ethics teacher tells him off, and I hadn’t even got comfortable in my seat yet. I never did get comfortable, in the seat or otherwise, and I loved the production for it. I was still turning the thing over in my head on t...
Cable Magazine •

Suburban Sci-Fi and Shotguns in The End of Oak Street

Yesterday, the genre auteur David Robert Mitchell is dropping the wildest popcorn movie of the year. Arriving in cinemas courtesy of Warner Bros. Pictures, The End of Oak Street takes an A-list married couple, places them in a retro 1980s cul-de-sac, and violently hurls their entire neighborhood into a prehistoric wasteland. Critics are already calling it a balls-out creature feature, and easily the most thrilling dinosaur flick since Jurassic Park.Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor star as Denise...
Cable Magazine •

8 Late Summer Events Worth Clearing Your Calendar For

Get Lost in the Music (and the Woods) at Lost Village 27-30 August, Lincolnshire Every festival now claims to be “immersive.” Aptly named Lost Village, this festival built an abandoned village to prove it, and then hid a church and a downed plane cockpit inside it to use as stages, alongside a scrapyard, an aircraft hangar, and a woodland “Outpost” where headliners like Solomun, Peggy Gou and Caribou play out. But the music is honestly only half the reason people go back year after year. There’s...
Cable Magazine •

The Best Chanel Skincare, So You Can Splurge Responsibly (Ish)

Let’s be honest, Chanel skincare is an indulgence. But indulgence is the whole point, and the black-and-white counter at the beauty hall has a gravitational pull that science cannot explain. Beneath the packaging of recyclable glass and camellia-seed lids, here’s what Chanel skincare is worth splurging on, category by category.Best Cleanser:
La Mousse Camellia Cleansing Cream-to-FoamStarting your routine with a different face wash after this feels like going back to a dissapointing ex. La Mouss...
Cable Magazine •

Once Upon a Time, Tim Walker Decided to Photograph Everyone Who Deserved a Fairy Tale

You’re walking through a gallery and find Ian McKellen dressed as something out of a fairy tale standing beside a healthcare worker that has never been put on a gallery wall before. They’re both shot with the same reverence, the same theatrical light and the same total commitment to the idea that both of them deserve to be looked at this closely. That’s the premise of Fairyland: Love and Legends, opening at the National Portrait Gallery on 8 October, and it’s the biggest museum show Tim Walker h...
Time Out Liverpool •

12 incredible Airbnbs in Liverpool

No thanksSubscribe🙌Awesome, you're subscribed!Thanks for subscribing! Look out for your first newsletter in your inbox soon!The best of Time Out straight to your inboxWe help you navigate a myriad of possibilities. Sign up for our newsletter for the best of the city.Enter email addressDéjà vu! We already have this email. Try another?By entering your email address you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy and consent to receive emails from Time Out about news, events, offers and partner pr...
Time Out London •

I stayed in London’s biggest pod hotel where rooms are £30 – here’s what happened

The London Pavilion has always dealt in the improbable. For decades this Grade II-listed pile on the corner of Piccadilly Circus housed Ripley's Believe It or Not, an odditorium of shrunken heads and two-headed calves. Its latest exhibit might be the strangest yet, as more than 1,000 people are sleeping in oak boxes, stacked five floors high above the most chaotic junction in the capital. All from £30 a night – a bargain. 
The UK's biggest capsule hotel is a bet that what Londoners and tourists...
Time Out London •

Sprout | Bars and pubs in Earl’s Court, London

Tucked into the grand, slightly hushed bulk of the Templeton Garden Hotel, a stone’s throw from the busier end of Earl’s Court, Sprout is quainter than its posh address implies. It’s just the one bar table and a single row of seating and tables opposite. Cosy? Yes. Cramped? A little. But the real trick up its sleeve is the gorgeous garden. The interior feels like a beautifully curated potting shed, complete with hand-painted branches and buds creeping along the wall by mural artist Tess Newall....
Time Out Amsterdam •

The best hotels in Amsterdam, reviewed by travel experts

4. The DylanHotelsBoutique hotelsCanalsprice 3 of 45 out of 5 starsRecommendedPhotograph: The DylanBest for: Once-in-a-lifetime levels of luxury
When you picture your trip to Amsterdam, De 9 Straatjes (the nine streets) is probably the district you had in mind: full of cyclists and boutiques and stroopwaffels and beautiful tall buildings lined up along the canal. You’re in the thick of it for sightseeing (and snacking), and also near strings of bars, good restaurants, and coffeeshops, if you’re...
Time Out Manchester •

The best Airbnbs to book in Manchester for 2026

Best Manchester Airbnbs1. The penthouse apartment in the Northern QuarterCourtesy: AirbnbBest for: city skyline views.
If you're looking to be in the heart of Manchester's hustling and bustling Northern Quarter, this stunning penthouse Airbnb is the one. With views of the city skyline and a balcony worthy of many a cocktail, it's reminiscent of a New York-style loft. Modern amenities include plush furnishings, Diptyque candles and a walk-in shower to make use of the Aesop toiletries on offer. Th...
Time Out San Francisco •

The 17 best San Francisco Airbnbs right now

Which San Francisco neighborhood is best for an Airbnb?
The Mission district is your go-to for food and nightlife, where you can hop between taquerias and low-lit wine bars all night before catching the BART home. Head to Nob Hill to catch the cable cars and soak in some old-school grandeur just a short walk from Union Square. But if you’re looking to escape the tourist traps, the Richmond and Sunset districts offer a much mellower, local pace right next to Golden Gate Park and Ocean Beach, maki...
Time Out England •

11 Top Airbnbs in Cambridge

Best Airbnbs in Cambridge FAQ'sWhich neighbourhood is best to stay in Cambridge?It depends on what kind of trip you're after. City Centre and Market Square put you right among the historic colleges and the punts, so it's the obvious pick if you want to walk everywhere and be near the action. Chesterton and the River Cam are the spot for boutique houseboats and riverside walks, with Stourbridge Common just across the water. Newnham has a quieter, academic charm and is walkable to the colleges, go...
Time Out Liverpool •

12 stunning Airbnbs to book in the Lake District

Best Lake District Airbnbs1. The pod with a view in ConistonPhotograph: Courtesy AirbnbBest for a couple's escape.
This little pod on Howe Farm, overlooking Coniston Lake, is named ‘Pod Cottage’ by its owner. A missed opportunity for the name Pottage, if you ask me. But not only is Pod Cottage a tiny little self contained gem with its own outdoor seating area, BBQ, and bike storage, it’s also surrounded by chickens and sheep, like some sort of perfect holiday fever-dream-come-true. The pod fits...

Millie Diamond wants you to disagree with her

Finding Millie Diamond’s Walthamstow studio requires getting lost in the backstreets until an unpromising warehouse gives way to something unexpected. Plants drape the walls, sunlight hits a typewriter and a mannequin stands at the top of a black staircase. Wearing a slogan piece titled Guilt by Association, the mannequin radiates the energy of a customer service worker three hours past the end of their shift — the perfect silent host for a clothing line designed to spark conversation.
Diamond i...
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