(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
Ever travelled somewhere new and noticed an eccentric building façade or a stunning, strangely symmetrical landscape and thought: ‘woah, that could totally be from a Wes Anderson movie’? If the answer is yes, you’re not alone – and we’ve got some […]
Last year, we were sad to report that Julie’s in Holland Park, a beloved hangout for celebs and all of London’s glitterati, had closed. But now we bring you good news: Julie’s has risen from the ashes and will reopen […]
Noughties pop-punk nostalgists, this is what you’ve been waiting for. Following the release of their eighth studio album So Much (For) Stardust back in March, Fall Out Boy are back in London for two huge shows at the O2 Arena […]
One of the highest profile theatrical casualties of the pandemic was a lavish revival of the classic Broadway musical ‘Hello, Dolly!’, starring quadruple Olivier-winning living legend Imelda Staunton. She’s presumably been too busy starring as the late Queen Elizabeth in […]
If you’re planning on tubing around London this weekend, you might need to plan ahead a bit more than usual, as we’ve got a bit of inconvenient news. For parts of Saturday November 4, four tube lines are due to be […]
It’s about time London had a big exhibition about Black British music. Black Britons have been responsible for grime, drill, dubstep, UK garage and so many more genres, and have been paving the musical way for years. The V&A East, a […]
If you’re after top-tier (and totally free) open-air views of London, Greenwich Park – along with the likes of Ally Pally, Parliament Hill, Primrose Hill and One Tree Hill – has long been a go-to spot. Climbing up the hill […]