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He’s the last of the rock star film directors, an idiosyncratic genius who brought an avant garde edge to the Hollywood mainstream. His TV show ‘Twin Peaks’ revolutionised the small screen forever, while movies like ‘Blue Velvet’, ‘Wild at Heart’ […]
August is unquestionably the quietest month of the London theatre calendar, with much of the industry either literally on holiday or decamped to the madness of the Edinburgh Fringe. There is, nonetheless, still plenty of theatre to see, from a […]
Everyone in London wants one thing: to live near an Aldi. Not only is the German supermarket generally much cheaper than Tesco Express and Sainsbury’s Local, it has international cuisine themed weeks, and the infamous middle aisle, where you can […]
The Elizabeth line is the gift that keeps on giving. She’s got air con, wi-fi, charging ports, and she’s a cute purple colour. Now, Lizzie has been shortlisted for a very prestigious architecture prize. And they say women can’t have it all. The […]
Ready for some more flashy foodie awards? Well the British Restaurant Awards has just announced who is in the running for its sixth annual bash. Restaurants and chefs from across the country have been nominated in a host of awards, […]
A brand-new restaurant and bar with some serious central London views is set to open. Kitty Hawk will be taking over the rooftop space at Page8 hotel on St Martin’s Place, which used to belong to the now-closed Japanese restaurant […]
The last Shakespeare play to run at the huge Theatre Royal Drury Lane was a production of ‘The Tempest’ starring Sir John Gielgud, which ran waaay back in 1957. SInce then it’s pretty much only staged blockbuster musicals – it’s […]