Feargus O'Sullivan
Feargus O’Sullivan is a London-born writer and journalist. He lives in London and Berlin.
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Paris Metro System Forced to Admit Parisians Act Like Jerks
A series of ads aims to restore civility to the Paris subway.
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Olympics 2012
Ghost Town on the Thames
Olympic visitors came for the sports, and stayed for the karaoke bar in the mall. Why aren't they visiting London?
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Olympics 2012
London's Change Games
In the end, the Olympics have helped the city achieve in a decade what might otherwise have taken two or three.
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Olympics 2012
The Culture Clash Behind Mitt Romney's London Olympics Doubts
The American presidential candidate may not understand that for Britons, complaining is a way of showing you care.
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Olympics 2012
Despite Glitches, Olympics Excitement Finally Arrives in London
The city's new cable car crossing the Thames suffered a malfunction this morning, but Opening Ceremonies hype is building.
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Olympics 2012
What the London Grindr Outage Shows Us About Gay City Life
GPS-enabled apps have changed the going-out culture in the city.
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Olympics 2012
London vs. Beijing: The Pregames
Though the spectacle has been underwhelming, London may have an edge over the Chinese capital in long-term planning.
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Olympics 2012
How Cranky Are Londoners?
With a Twitter-based mood-measuring lightshow displayed on the London Eye, we're about to find out.
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Olympics 2012
The Olympics Are Making the London Assembly Relevant
The left-leaning city council may have lost legislative power, but it is regaining its influence as the sole chink in Britain’s official policy of Olympic boosterism.
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Olympics 2012
Spoofs, Send-ups, and Other Taunts for London's Brand Police
The London Games have been an exercise in image control, but that has only encouraged the jokers.
