If that isn't festive enough, head up to the roof, where Studio Film Club from Trinidad, brainchild of the artists Peter Doig and Che Lovelace, has screenings from 9 to 11 p.m. each night (weather permitting) in an open-air lounge (in case of rain, everything will move indoors).
Mr. Falciglia also claims to be less interested in the money he is making from his brainchild -- he says he was already comfortable -- and instead talks of his responsibility to follow through on a rare good idea.
But its creator, Victor Gruen, a refugee from Nazi-occupied Vienna, must surely have drawn inspiration for his "brainchild" from the great shopping arcades of Europe.
Two chiefs from Gordon Brown's brainchild, the Financial Services Authority FSAA), to which he handed banking supervision from the Bank of England, will face questions from the same parliamentary committee that hastened the departure of Sir James Crosby, a former boss of HBOS, from his job as vice-chairman of the FSA.
Another new bank may also be created if the Financial Services Authority approves an application from Metro Bank, the brainchild of US entrepreneur Vernon Hill and veteran marketing executive Anthony Thomson.
MR: This was your brainchild from back in 2006, it goes back that far, right?
Twitch is the latest single from Miss June, brainchild of Annabel Liddell.
For the Snow Bunny: The Ski Week is the new brainchild from the makers of The Yacht Week.
Oh, and depending on which outlet you wish to buy it from (it's the brainchild of a company called Arcade Bathrooms but it's available from other suppliers including Victorian Plumbing), it will set you back the best part of £2,000.
A Kickstarter from Hendo Hoverboards, the brainchild of engineers Greg and Jill Henderson, has ballooned since yesterday, promising, "the world's first REAL hoverboard," for the low, low price of $10,000.
