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Adam White
Adam White is a Hong Kong-born-and-raised journalist and editor. He likes great food and interesting people, and finds that they often go together. He is the Production Editor of Inkstone, was senior editor of city-living bible HK Magazine and has written for CNN, Time, Monocle and the New Statesman. Follow him on Instagram and Twitter @adamawhite.
Chilled bars, sports bars, brew pubs, cocktail bars, live-music venues, mainstream clubs, alternative clubs, LGBTQ clubs – all the best places if you’re new to Hong Kong
See in the new year in style with a musical choice of house, disco, Balearic, hip hop, live bands and even karaoke. Early-bird discounts, meal options, free-flow deals, dress codes, we have all the information you need to party all night
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The British furniture, lighting and accessories designer has always been ‘making and selling things’ but he still struggles to see himself as a ‘proper designer’
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