Interviews

How Leonardo da Vinci left his mark on contemporary culture

Many people have come across the phrase “Renaissance...

Banter Jar at Lion & Unicorn Theatre: “An authentic and timely one-woman show”

Banter Jar is a...

Five tips for setting up a new website

Freelance writers, photographers, bloggers, musicians – any small business owners: a...

Three-Michelin-star restaurants L’Effervescence and SingleThread announce first post-Covid collaboration in Tokyo

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Warpaint – Radiate Like This

After six years apart while focusing on their own projects, Warpaint band members...

The Ministry of Lesbian Affairs at Soho Theatre

There is no better venue for vibrant and heartwarming play The...

Julius Caesar at Shakespeare’s Globe

Julius Caesar is one of Shakespeare’s history plays that is always...

The Buddhist on Death Row by David Sheff

Good books make the reader think; great books make the reader rethink – and that...

Top tips for readers to celebrate their artistic side

Those who enjoy arts and crafts, or even a spot of drama, may wonder how...

The Essex Serpent

Apple TV+’s newest release, The Essex Serpent, stars Claire Danes as Cora Seaborne, a...

Operation Mincemeat at Riverside Studios

For many, Operation Mincemeat is either a classic tale of WWII...

Viagra Boys at the Forum

Swedish sextet Viagra Boys have scheduled themselves out of the running for Eurovision...

Ladies’ fashion: Seven wardrobe staples for summer

Wardrobes are craving a style refresh with summer firmly on the...

“There’s something very tender if you reconnect with your parents when they’re falling into pieces”: Gaspar Noé on Vortex

Table-top dice games

Dice have been around a long time, with their use dating back to before recorded...

Tool at the O2 Arena

Some progressive rock fans might have faced a difficult dilemma tonight in deciding between...

This Much I Know to Be True

“A whole lot of terrible shit happens when me and Warren [Ellis] get into a...

Twin Atlantic at the Roundhouse

Scottish alternative rockers Twin Atlantic have been around for more than a...

Cannes Festival 2022: The competition films in pictures

Cannes Film Festival opens next week for it’s 75th edition, with...

The Quiet Girl (An Cailín Ciúin)

In an idyllic summer in 1981, shy nine-year-old Cáit (a show-stealing...

Kensington’s newest hair salon: Jamie Stevens Hair

As we leave spring behind and prepare for a glorious summer (fingers...

Metronomy at Alexandra Palace

Last February, English electronic music group Metronomy released their seventh...

Vortex

Gaspar Noé, generally a director of provocations, has made an elegant and candid feature in...

Everything Everywhere All at Once

It’s always exciting when writer/directors Daniel Kwan and Daniel...

Father Stu

Marking the directorial debut of Rosalind Moss, Father Stu takes us on the spiritual odyssey...