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London’s jazzophiles, here’s some exciting news. Iconic New York jazz club Blue Note is coming to London. The institution, which was founded in NYC’s Greenwich Village but has since expanded to cities around the world like Tokyo, Milan and Rio de Janeiro, has confirmed […]
The Bridge Theatre has had a big juicy hole in its programming for some months now, smack bang between the imminent return of Nicholas Hytner’s ecstatic immersive A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Jordan Fein’s revival of Sondheim’s immortal Into the Woods. We’d hoped a […]
It’s all well and good knowing the average rent for each London borough, but when you’re choosing somewhere to live, sometimes what you want is specifics. What if you could see exactly how much your rent was going to be based […]
If you’ve seen the American Crime Story series on his assassination, you’ll know something of the story of Gianni Versace, the socialite, businessman and fashion designer who founded one of Italy’s most respected luxury fashion houses. Born in Calabria in 1946, […]
This time of year, Britain’s airports get pretty rammed. Following the four-day Easter weekend and three-day early May bank holiday, thousands and thousands of Brits have trips planned over the coming months. Anyone travelling abroad should prepare for big crowds and long queues […]
In London, we’re lucky to have a bucketload of top tier independent cafés and bakeries. From old school caffs, to hipster hangouts our coffee shops are dishing out coffees, cakes and pastries around the clock that are worth queuing for – and […]
In 2014 the Tower of London was transformed with tens of thousands of ceramic poppies to commemorate Victory in Europe Day. This VE Day the landmark poppy exhibition has made a comeback to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the end of World War […]