(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
Everybody wants to be a producer. At least, in the universe of Mel Brooks’ hit comedy musical The Producers they do. Soon, there will be a chance for Londoners to dive head-first into the smutty world of Broadway, champagne and […]
Boots has been a stalwart of UK high streets for longer than most of us can remember. From sampling garish eyeshadows as pre-teens to stocking up on hangover cures in our twenties and putting our trust in vitamin supplements in our […]
Though it dutifully serves as one of London’s busiest tube lines, the Piccadilly isn’t exactly known for being the smoothest or most reliable experience – and it can get kind of screechy. Suffice to say, it’s about time the navy blue […]
Over the past few years, inclusion, diversity and anti-colonialism have been a hot topic when it comes to London’s museums, exhibitions and statues. With calls for London’s statues to be reviewed, huge memorials being labelled as offensive, and demands for museums to return their […]
South by Southwest (SXSW) has become a major occassion on the global creative calendar. For almost 40 years, the festival in Austin, Texas has hosted huge figures from the worlds of tech, science and culture, including Michelle Obama, Mark Zuckerberg, […]
This year’s – entirely free – Movies on the River line-up has been announced, and it’s the most romantic thing you can do on the water not to involve an actual gondola full of roses. The lunique outdoor cinema experience […]
Begging for the latest Barbie doll, pressing every single button within reach, piling up building blocks and trying out remote-control cars – toy shops keep kids entertained for hours on end. Now imagine how long you can keep them happy inside a […]