Mahiki in the New York Times
Geez Mahiki's getting a lot of press. I don't think anything even remotely Polynesian Pop has gotten this much press in decades! Interesting.
A Tiki Bar Fit for a Prince
By LIZA GHORBANI
Photograph by Steve Forrest for The New York Times
New York Times
Published: March 11, 2007
Nearly every morning, the British papers run over with tales from Mahiki, this kitschy two-level court in central London’s Mayfair district, like how much money Prince Harry and his friends spent (on one night last month, about $21,000), and which pop icons were spotted in the corner. (Madonna and Guy Ritchie reportedly spent two hours there discussing the state of African orphans with the prince, who will soon trade his clubgoing for military service in Iraq.)
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A Tiki Bar Fit for a Prince
By LIZA GHORBANI
Photograph by Steve Forrest for The New York Times
New York Times
Published: March 11, 2007
Nearly every morning, the British papers run over with tales from Mahiki, this kitschy two-level court in central London’s Mayfair district, like how much money Prince Harry and his friends spent (on one night last month, about $21,000), and which pop icons were spotted in the corner. (Madonna and Guy Ritchie reportedly spent two hours there discussing the state of African orphans with the prince, who will soon trade his clubgoing for military service in Iraq.)
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