OK! Magazine UK – 29 July 2019

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art of the acclaimed

Little People, Big

Dreams series, this quirky

kids’ book is filled with

bright illustrations and

exciting facts about the icon David Bowie. With a

head full of outlandish ideas, and as one of music’s

most influential musicians, who better to inspire

your little ones to dream big? An inspiring bedtime

story, the book serves as a reminder to children of

all ages that even the Starman himself began his

journey with a dream. ★ ★ ★ LW

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hough the new Kaiser

Chiefs album Duck

undeniably embodies

the spirit of the band, as

bassist Simon Rix says, it

is ‘something different’ for them. The bouncy lead

single People Know How To Love One Another

has echoes of Panic! At The Disco, and emits

positivity – an important message – Rix says, for

Brexit Britain. And the recent release of dates for a

12-date tour in 2020 promises a series of must-see

shows for fans! We definitely predict a riot.

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uckily the show isn’t Scott Disick flipping fans

with his middle finger! Instead, as he immerses

himself in the lavish LA property scene, the reality

star turned property tycoon attempts to flip – that’s

renovate and resell to the unschooled among us –

some rather ambitious projects. Expect plenty of

‘The Lord’s’ dry humour as well as cameos from his

adorable children Mason, Penelope and Reign, as

he does up the playhouse at their mother Kourtney

Kardashian’s home! And with HayU streaming the

same day as the US, there’s no need to worry about

any stateside spoilers! KLF

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tep aboard a treat for the senses with bottomless

brunch at the nautical-themed Mrs Fogg’s Maritime

Club & Distillery this summer. Launching an extensive

Indian-fusion menu, this is sure to raise the brunch

game in the capital – boasting an afternoon of live

entertainment and endless Bombay Sapphire G&Ts.

Enjoy a selection of innovative Indian-style breakfast

cuisine on an outdoor terrace, complete with exotic

plants and aged-canvas umbrellas. With music playing

and drinks free flowing, it’s bound to be a fun-filled

Asian feast. TS

WWW.MR-FOGGS.COM/EXPERIENCE/MRS-FOGGS-GIN-BRUNCH.

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he Duke and Duchess of Sussex enjoyed a date

night at the European premiere of The Lion King

remake (see page 18), and after watching Disney’s

newest export we can see why they made the effort.

The impressive CGI is so realistic it will have you

questioning whether you’re actually watching a David

Attenborough documentary – that is until the wildlife

start belting out the hits such as I Just Can’t Wait To

Be King and Hakuna Matata. The film has plenty of

star appeal thanks to Beyoncé taking on the voice of

lioness Nala, while Seth Rogen provides major laughs

as loveable warthog Pumbaa. A stunning remake of

the Disney classic. ★ ★ ★ ★ JCOUT NOW