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Cecil Beaton’s Bright Young Things at National Portrait Gallery

A hundred years ago, a glittering generation of young aristocrats and artists came into Britain’s collective consciousness. Unencumbered by the horrors of the Great...

Laura Marling – Song for Our Daughter

Hamlet at the Globe Online

The Chairman in Hong Kong: Traditional Cantonese food at its best

Alex Julie Woods

Fire Will Come

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Cinema
Who You Think I Am
★★★★★

French titan of cinema Juliette Binoche stars in this explorative psychological drama directed by Safy...

Guy Lambert 7^th April
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Shows & On Demand
Unorthodox
★★★★★

Exploring themes of religion and feminism, Unorthodox is a German-American drama miniseries that seizes its...

Guy Lambert 4^th April
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Cinema
The English Game
★★★★★

With football removed from the scene in the current climate, Netflix brings us what it...

Guy Lambert 30^th March
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Shows & On Demand
The Letter for the King
★★★★★

The Letter for the King is another medievalesque fantasy series, based on the 1962 novel...

Bev Lung 30^th March

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Movie review
The Whalebone Box
★★★★★

As its title suggests, Andrew Kötting’s new avant-garde documentary is centred around a mysterious box...

Emma-Jane Betts
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Movie review
The Complex
★★★★★

At the time of a global pandemic, what could be better than indulging in an...

Guy Lambert
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Movie review
System Crasher (Systemsprenger)
★★★★★

Nora Fingscheidt’s System Crasher is a lesson in love and tenderness expressed through emotionally explosive...

Lora Maslenitsyna
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Movie review
The Perfect Candidate
★★★★★

The Perfect Candidate is a meditation on the contrasts and conflicts in modern day Saudi...

Emily Harrison

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Theatre
Wonderland at Hampstead Theatre Online
★★★★★

Wonderland, by Beth Steel, looks at the legacy of the defeat of the miners during...

Brooke Snowe 7^th April
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Theatre
Hamlet at the Globe Online
★★★★★

Joining other theatres in their desire to bring entertainment to our homes during the coronavirus...

Michael Higgs 7^th April
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Theatre
Rumpelstiltskin at Sadler’s Wells Digital Stage
★★★★★

Liv Lorent and Carol Ann Duffy’s adaption of Rumpelstilskin combines contemporary dance, poetic narration and...

Sophia Moss 4^th April
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Theatre
The Beast Will Rise: Gators at Tramp Online
★★★★★

Forced to cancel the world premiere of Philip Ridley’s The Beast of Blue Yonder at...

Michael Higgs 3^rd April

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Food & Drinks
The Chairman in Hong Kong: Traditional Cantonese food at its best
★★★★★

Located down a sleepy road in Sheung Wan lies The Chairman – a restaurant that...

Alex Julie Woods 25^th March
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Food & Drinks
Vea in Hong Kong: Chinese ingredients and French techniques for an experience not to be missed
★★★★★

Hiding on the 30th floor of an unassuming building in Sheung Wan is Vea, a...

Alex Julie Woods 23^rd March
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Food & Drinks
Fine-dining restaurants in London switch to delivering to your doorstep

The hospitality industry is currently facing the hardest challenges that it has ever encountered before....

The editorial unit 20^th March
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Food & Drinks
Dining in London during the coronavirus crisis: A guide to eating out and in

Our society is going through a very difficult time and one of the most affected...

The editorial unit 17^th March

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Album review
Laura Marling – Song for Our Daughter
★★★★★

It’s been three years since Laura Marling’s last release, Semper Femina, which was the now...

Emily Harrison 9^th April
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Album review
The New Abnormal – The Strokes: Beguiling, intriguing and strangely pertinent
★★★★★

We all know the story of The Strokes: the New York five-piece single-handedly revamped guitar...

Jessica Wall 9^th April
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Album review
All Time Low – Wake Up, Sunshine: a refreshing departure
★★★★★

In releasing their newest album, Wake Up, Sunshine, All Time Low present their typical brand...

Emma-Jane Betts 9^th April
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Album review
Little Dragon – New Me, Same Us
★★★★★

Little Dragon, the Gothenburg based four-piece, have become renowned for their chilled neo-soul, dream pop...

Emily Harrison 4^th April

Feature of the week

All you need to know about Jimmy Choo perfumes

When thinking about the best fragrance for 2020, it would be a crime not to mention any...

Feature of the week

A new hope for Star Wars

Disney+ is a truly eye-opening experience. It’s a nostalgic gut punch where you can access your childhood...