Richard Brown is a Senior Content Editor at Daily Star. He specializes in a diverse range of topics including sports, competitive sports, arts and entertainment, and travel, with a particular focus on individual and team sports as well as the travel industry. Richard's work has been featured in notable publications such as City Lifestyle, British GQ, and Psychology Today, among many others.
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By: Richard Brown, James Davis
Deloitte predicts global revenue from elite women's sport will reach at least US$3 billion this year, marking a 25% increase and highlighting significant commercial opportunities for brands.
By: Richard Brown
It turns out we're a bunch of wine philistines as we keep making mistakes when it comes to sipping a lovely glass of rosé
Britain's street homeless are more numerous in the capital than anywhere else and London government is best placed to help them
Wine expert Sam Caporn MW shares the common rosé mistakes Brits make every summer, from wrongly shunning ice cubes to picking a bottle based on colour rather than quality
By: Richard Brown
Richard Brown From turning down ice cubes to picking out the lightest-coloured bottle available, Britons are getting a number of things wrong when it comes to enjoying rosé this summer, an expert has claimed.
This synagogue in Madison, Wisconsin, is a historic architectural gem and one of the oldest surviving synagogue buildings in the United States.
By: Richard Brown
Daily Star Assistant Editor Richard Brown has followed Man City since the halcyon days of Shaun Goater and Paulo Wanchope and with a new manager coming in, names five signings the Blues need to make
Inspired by the ephemeral beauty of flowers, Harry Winston’s fine jewellery collections celebrate the wonder of the living world
By: Richard Brown
Millions of us are resorting to getting rid of beloved possessions during house moves as high property prices mean that space and storage is at a premium
By: Richard Brown
The summer holidays get increasingly difficult as they go on, new research has found, with more than 20% of parents already ready for their little ones to head back to school
