(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
Cubism, surrealism, the Blue Period. Pottery, great war scenes, and women with three breasts. Picasso really did do it all. And this autumn a major exhibition dedicated to one of the world’s most famous painters is being staged at Tate Modern. Opening tomorrow […]
Lewis Capaldi’s huge return to live touring just keeps getting huger. After his grand comeback at Glastonbury’s Pyramid Stage in June, he’s currently powering through a tour of the UK’s biggest arenas, and this week the Scottish singer and songwriter […]
In case you missed it, Ed Sheeran has released a brand new record. His eighth studio album Play, which came out last Friday (September 12), was completed while the singer was travelling India, and features songs inspired by traditional Punjabi and Persian […]
Pret is no stranger to shaking up London’s lunch landscape. After the chain broke onto the scene by simply making better-than-average sandwiches, it launched a wildly popular subscription and then gave it a do-over earlier this year. Now Pret a […]
If there’s one thing we always need more of in London, it’s housing. Flats, houses, even studios – anything to create more space for the city’s ever-expanding population. One development in Brentford would not only add 2,300 new homes to […]
Doing stuff on your own is cool. Gone are the days when strangers might judge the person standing on their own at a concert, or sitting in a park with only a book for company. The chicest solo activity of […]
Tickets for this year’s BFI London Film Festival will be going on sale to the general public tomorrow morning (10am, September 16), and as always they’ll be going like the hottest of cakes. There’s plenty of big hitters on the line-up, […]