Dropping in to my current favourite Los Angeles club, The Deep, who should I spot showing a hoof on the dance floor but Marcus Binney, the suave bon viveur who has managed to retain his enthusiasm for architecture for at least three decades.The Times correspondent's physical exertions put to shame miserable shuffling efforts by fellow hacks Kenneth Powell and Jonathan Glancey. I can only assume the trio were enjoying a freebie in the City of Angels.Watch out for long pieces in the nationals.
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