Evening Standard magazine - Ioan Gruffudd cover (9 July 2004)

Evening Standard magazine - Ioan Gruffudd cover (9 July 2004)
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MINISTRY OF SOUND - At its peak, the Ministry of Sound was the hottest club in town,and its unlikely founder, James Palumbo, turned it from a South London club into a global brand. But the music that made the Ministry's millions nearly became its downfall. We talk to the new chief executive, Mark Rodol, about the rise and fall and rise again of the Ministry
3 pages

TAMARA MELLON - A hugely successful businessman and glamorous Sixties figure, Yommy Yeardye helped his daughter Tamara Mellon set up her Jimmy Choo empire. But when he died in April, stories emerged linking him to the Krays and accusing him of playing a part in London's violent underworld. Here, Tamara defends her father
4 pages

IOAN GRUFFUDD - This month, Ioan Gruffudd hits the big time as Lancelot. He talks about the joy of taking his seat at Hollywood's round table, and his romance with Alice Evans
4 pages

STELLA SCHNABEL - 'Fashion Stalker' feature
1 page

HECTOR CHRISTIE - 4 pages

ERIN O'CONNOR - "My London"
1 page