19
Aug
2008
A Serving of Rice ‘n’ Peas Please!
Local independent film company riceNpeas, based in Notting Hill, was born out of the desire for real, unbiased documentary-making
17
Aug
2008
Splash-Mob Waterslide on Primrose Hill
The watersliding masses descended on Primrose Hill on Saturday afternoon for ‘Splash-Mob’
15
Aug
2008
Chills & Thrills London: Jack the Ripper Tour
We visited the murder scene of the so-called final victim of Jack the Ripper: Mary Jane Kelly, at what was once Dorsett Street, Spitalfields
14
Aug
2008
The Fiddler at Southwark’s Unicorn Theatre
The character of the Fiddler becomes a euphemism for all that is sinful in our modern society, ready to steal the once happy naivety of childhood
13
Aug
2008
Twelfth Night at Kensington Palace Gardens
If you're in any way hesitant about sitting through live Shakespeare, don’t be. This new production of Twelfth Night is neither boring nor laboriously long
12
Aug
2008
Field Day 2008 – Victoria Park
Whoever thought that it was a good idea to put Noah and the Whale on at 12.30pm is a cretin
8
Aug
2008
Capturing the Mood of the Moment
Growing up in an illustrious family of ‘traditional oil painters’, Hermione Carline was always more interested in pushing art’s boundaries
6
Aug
2008
Victoria Therapy Suite: The Epitome of Anti-Cool
The hotel’s not hip, and it’s definitely not rock ‘n’ roll, but if you wanna unwind there’s a pretty heavenly little health spa tucked away in the basement
4
Aug
2008
The State of the Music Industry: A Londoner’s Perspective
Camden-based musician and producer Simon Goldsmith thinks there’s “a fine line between tyranny and freedom”
1
Aug
2008
Film Releases: ‘Cass’ – The True Story of an East End Thug
The true story of Cass’s biographical drama is strong enough to triumph over the rather slow pacing and flimsy acting
