(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
This week Greenwich’s O2 Arena – which is the biggest indoor venue in London – will see out March with not one but two shows by American rapper Gunna. The rap megastar is in the capital as part of his […]
Fittingly for a world-building game, Minecraft has taken over the planet. There was last year’s gargantuan movie spin-off (the imaginatively titled A Minecraft Movie), while fans also eagerly tune in to the annual Minecraft Live online presentation for tantalising updates […]
A lot of people try to efface the memory of their teenage years as soon as they escape their parents’ clutches: embarrassing diaries get packed away in boxes, photos are buried deep in the cloud, and bands that used to fuel […]
It’s not Now You See Me: The Musical. Nor is even Now You See Me: The Play. But this spectacular stage adaptation of the hugely successful ‘cool magicians fight crime’ series of films hones in on the thing the people […]
The Kenton Arms by Victoria Park in Hackney has hit the headlines after banning children from its premises. The Norwegian-run ‘Scandi pub’, which is known for its bright yellow exterior, announced its ‘new no children policy’ over the weekend. ‘This is on account […]
Since 1999, Skytrax has been pitting the world’s airports against each other for its annual World Airport Awards. The consultancy carries out a huge customer satisfaction survey, featuring more than 575 airports and 100 different nationalities. Travellers report back on practically every aspect of […]
South Kensington tube station is the gateway to three of London’s most important cultural institutions. It’s the closest station to the Science Museum, the V&A and the Natural History Museum (recently revealed as the UK’s most visited attraction in 2025), meaning that more than […]