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Goth-pale, with the gnashers of a vampire and the blackened mouth of a man who probably gargles with bitumen, ‘Dune: Part Two’s Feyd-Rautha is Oscar-nominee Austin Butler as you’ve never seen him. Elvis has most definitely left the building and […]
It’s all kicking off for the music superfans in London at the mo. First, the V&A announced it was hiring an official Taylor Swift superfan, then Freddie Mercury’s bougie mansion hit the capital’s property market, then Gibson guitars opened the second worldwide […]
Calling all guitar players, leather jacket-wearers and Led Zeppelin devotees. Gibson, the makers of guitars beloved by Jimmy Page, Pete Townshend, Tommy Iommi and other legendary musicians, has opened its first UK store in central London. The second Gibson shop in the […]
We tend to think of our universities as old, unchanging institutions – but that doesn’t mean they aren’t capable of shaking things up. And two London universities are proving just that and have decided to merge. It was announced last week […]
London has bags of connections to some of the world’s most famous music artists – just check out the lengthy list of places that were special to Bob Marley. But it’s not just iconic venues that London has in abundance. Plenty of […]
It’s been a weird few weeks in London food, with one of Brick Lane’s best-loved bagel shops unexpectedly closing down – hopefully not for good. But when one door closes, another flies open and south London’s Silk Road has returned […]
Mindlessly tapping in and out day after day, it’s easy to forget just how historic the London Underground actually is. But whether you live on the brand-new Elizabeth line or you’re a regular at Baker Street (the city’s oldest tube […]