(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
After a quiet summer, September is always a great month for London’s art scene. Not only does back to school season see the arrival of loads of great new exhibitions across the city’s museums and galleries – Kerry James Marshall at […]
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 […]
Greenwich isn’t currently what you call a theatre mecca: London’s maritime borough has a pleasant small scale venue in the shape of the Greenwich Theatre, but that’s pretty much it unless you count the Mamma Mia! dinner show at The […]
Before there was Fortnite or Minecraft, there was Pokémon. It’s been nearly 30 years since the Japanese video game debuted, and it immediately became the talk of playgrounds across the world. In the three decades since, it’s been adapted into TV […]
Can you believe it’s been nearly 20 years since System of a Down last released an album? Mezmerize, Toxicity and the Armenian-American alt-metal band’s heyday feels like it was only yesterday – and that’s partly because they’ve been a fairly regular […]
A starry new adaptation of Mary Shelley’s classic directed by horror legend Guillermo del Toro is worth celebrating – and Netflix and the BFI London Film Festival are doing exactly that with a new London exhibition tied into the release […]
Big red double decker buses are as much of a London icon as Big Ben and overpriced rent. Red models have been serving the capital since 1908, although they’ve gone through some changes in their century-plus of life. Luckily, the London […]