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In 1973, Quadrophenia was released as a high concept album by The Who – the only one of the legendary group’s records to be entirely written by guitarist Pete Townshend. In 1979, it was adapted into a film that starred […]
Wormholes, spectacular VFX and Avirex jackets as far as the eye can see. No, this isn’t Marvel. We’re behind-the-scenes on Netflix’s new superhero epic ‘Supacell’. It’s a genre-twisting slice of London life that’s giving superpowered heroes as we’ve never seen […]
Picturehouse has announced that it will be closing two of its cinemas in London this summer.Bromley Picturehouse will be putting the shutters up on August 1, while the famous Fulham Road Picturehouse will be closing its doors on July 12. […]
When London’s legendary Prince Charles Cinema advertised a screening of Peter Luisi’s ‘The Last Screenwriter’, billed as ‘the first feature length film entirely written by AI’, the backlash was immediate – and fierce. After 200 online complaints and outrage from […]
It’s a dream for many to get onto the property ladder. It’s an even bigger dream to own a piece of history. Both of these dreams could soon be a reality for one lucky buyer, as explorer Ernest Shackleton’s London […]
New Donmar artistic director Tim Sheader has delivered one almighty-looking first season as he announces his first set of plans for the bijou Seven Dials powerhouse. Sheader is best know for running the Open Air Theatre in Regent’s Park for […]
London-based Disney-loving musical theatre fans who have been struggling to let the imminent closure of the West End’s ‘Frozen’ go are about to receive some serious compensation: it’s been confirmed today (June 24) that the new adaptation of 1997’s Hercules will […]