(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
One of London’s oldest and most storied cinemas, Curzon Mayfair, is closing for good.The venue, which first opened in the 1930s and has been a long-time venue for big West End film premieres, will cease to run as a Curzon […]
How did you celebrate your 25th birthday? If I recall correctly, mine involved half a dozen pints, a couple of shots, a drunk Maccies on the night bus home and a monumental hangover the next day. But the Tate Modern is a hell […]
Summer 2025 is set to be a big ’un for massive gigs at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Beyoncé, 50 Cent, Kendrick Lamar, SZA, Imagine Dragons and Catfish and the Bottlemen are all playing the north London venue this summer. The last of those superstar stadium […]
Step foot in the National Gallery’s new-look Sainsbury Wing and you’ll be greeted with a genuine sense of anticipation. A sanctuary from the pigeons, buskers and walking tours crowding Trafalgar Square, neutral limestone shades and vast expanses of glass encompass […]
You can’t go far in London these days without being met by the dreamy, delectable scent of freshly baked goods. From bagel shops and sourdough maestros to cinnamon bun havens and playful patisseries, the options out there are almost overwhelming […]
Actor David Harewood has history with Shakespeare’s tragedy of race and jealousy Othello: as a much younger man, way back in 1997, he became the first Black actor ever to play the doomed Moorish general at the National Theatre. And […]
It’s been a lament of Londoners for years now – why does it feel like every ‘late-night’ venue closes so damn early? While there are places that are still genuinely late-night (you just need to know where to look), there’s nothing more […]