Archive for January, 2009
The Museum of Childhood
Some of the dolls dating back to the late 19th century really make you question the psychological adjustment of our great-grandparents
Banging Drum – Power to the People
New website Banging Drum aims to bring music that may otherwise remain unheard to a huge audience, using personalised, human recommendations
Bentleys Oyster Bar and Grill
Fish is what Bentleys does best and my plus one’s starter of potted salmon and brown shrimp was indeed excellent
Salute Petra: A Tribute to Luciano Pavarotti
Filmed in October 2008 on the first anniversary of the tenor’s death the concert features a host of Pavarotti’s family, friends and colleagues
Green Chilli in the Heart of Hammersmith
Service was attentive and friendly at all times, while calm music played throughout the low-lit dining room
Camden Arts Centre Goes Solo
I was instantly transported into Wekua’s brightly coloured, imaginary world, displayed within a fluorescent cube
The British Museum’s Babylon: Myth and Reality
This excellent exhibition succeeds in revealing the historical truth of Babylon whilst still upholding the wonder of these many stories
Chancery Blame and The Gadjo Club
Tonight Passing Clouds, an ex-printing works-cum-arts club and inspired sanctuary of creative cool, is packed to the gunwales for Chancery Blame and The Gadjo Club’s EP launch
Mr Motivator’s London Eye Workout
Mr Motivator is back. Yesireee, the madcap king of ’90s breakfast television is on a mission; a mission to get the people of London ‘off their fat asses’
Dining at The Guardian Canteen
A hack from a national newspaper recently lured me to lunch at his brand new HQ. All was not well within its wavy, gleaming glass walls
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