(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
The highs and lows of Jamie Oliver’s restaurant empire are difficult to really stay abreast of – at one point his various franchises seemed to account for 50 percent of all eateries in the country, but his restaurant group collapsed in 2019. Now, however, […]
Sundance London has just announced its line-up for this July’s festival at Picturehouse Central and it’s another feast of indie goodness. There are ten feature films on the programme, including new offerings from Nicole Holofcener, Ira Sachs and a much-buzzed-about […]
London has one of the best public transport systems in the world. But anyone who’s spent a hot, sticky journey on the coach to Luton Airport or faced a long meandering trundle down the Piccadilly Line stressing about making a flight […]
This year’s Turner Prize shortlist has just been announced ahead of the prize ceremony and exhibition at Towner Eastbourne later in the year. It’s fine. Nothing earth-shattering, plenty of good art, but it’s not what we here at Time Out […]
To the staccato synths of Bicep’s ‘Glue’, we bid a tearful adieu to Printworks at the venue’s final ever dance last night. But – plot twist! – the south London venue has now teased punters with a promise of Printworks 2.0, revealing that it […]
Got £4.5 million and want to live like a proper King? You could buy a flat in an old Victorian piano factory in north London. Now converted into swish apartments, the warehouse in Camden is where Beethoven once bought his […]
Johnny Flynn is almost certainly the only buzzy ’00s indie folk musician to have successfully reinvented himself as an in-demand screen actor and heavyweight theatre leading man. He’s not done a play since he starred opposite Kit Harington in 2018’s West […]