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Chinatown’s Guanghwa, the UK’s only IRL Chinese bookshop, could be forced to shut down after 53 years due to rising rents, and the shop’s owners are asking for your help to save it. Since opening in the 1971, the two-storey book store […]
RAYE’s quest for world domination continues apace. First the popstar put out My 21st Century Blues, which is one of the decade’s best pop records so far and has since sold millions of copies. Then she was a Time Out […]
Like the idea of eating gothic cakes and creepy sandwiches? Then do we have the afternoon tea for you. Harvey Nichols has teamed up with The World of Tim Burton exhibition at the Design Museum to create a spooky, cinema-themed […]
Whether you love their cinnamon buns or not, Gail’s has been causing quite a stir by opening new branches across London. First, Walthamstow residents were outraged by the arrival of the up-market chain in their north London neighbourhood. Now, another wealthy London enclave […]
She might have brass in pocket, but has she got any artistic talent hiding in there? We’re all about to find out, because one of pop rock’s biggest names is having an exhibition of her paintings later this month in London. […]
Here in the UK, we’ve been watching with immense envy as Adele has held a two year residency in Las Vegas and played ten shows at a purpose-built stadium in Munich back in August. But even though she told her German audience that she […]
There are all sorts of plans to get Thamesmead, one of the worst connected parts of the city, much better transport links. As well as plans to extend the DLR to the southeast London area, and the introduction of the Superloop […]