Modern apartments really are to die for, writes Peter Sherwood. After trudging up 150 stairs you won’t feel like leaving the same day – until ..
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I’ve promised myself to fly only if I’m led out of town in handcuffs. There is nothing charitable to be said about flying. I’ll qualify this obvious truth: The only thing worse is the budget version, and the only experience to surpass that is to be stuffed into a suitcase and spend the day on a baggage carousel at Rome’s terminally broken terminal.

What could be more satisfying than smugly telling people something they don’t know? Nothing, in my book, rivals it. Anything historically obscure to appear well-read and superior works brilliantly for me. What I find irksome are the blank expressions that follow my pronouncements, the faces clearly denoting the weirdness of their interlocutor.

Intent on shedding a few pounds and reducing his cholesterol, Peter Sherwood takes a look at some truly out there dieting regimes. Your cholesterol is ..
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By Peter Sherwood A day for lovers, Valentine’s Day started out with pagan rituals, imprisonment, torture and death. Here are 10 things you need to ..
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Impractical, unnecessary and exorbitantly expensive, Peter Sherwood reveals why the proposed East Lantau Metropolis is a terribly good plan Thousands have marched to protest a ..
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Meaningless gifting, turkey slaughter, rabid drinking and the wanton destruction of trees. Please someone, steal Christmas, says Peter Sherwood

Do people who retire early have it all figured out? Peter Sherwood says not and explains why he’d rather take a hike than go on a cruise

The end is nigh! Elon Musk’s antics in outer space, Dubai’s indoor ski resort and DB’s plans for an ice rink fill Peter Sherwood with a sense of impending doom

Peter Sherwood has caught a cold. Why, he asks, would Mother Nature devote her energies to a virus that achieves so little, and irritates so much?