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[BLANK] is an act of compassionate curation. From the 100 individual scenes Alice...

Richard Hawley at the Roundhouse

Once the guitarist of The Longpigs and Pulp, Richard Hawley has established...

A low, weird ringing in my ear: Possible causes and solutions for unknown noises

“It was one of those silent nights in my...

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Every year, many discoveries take place in our world, which significantly affect both global processes...

She Drew the Gun at the Electric Ballroom

This four-piece hail from the Wirral, following a sterling heritage of...

How to beat insomnia

We’ve all been there. You climb into bed, pull up the duvet, close your eyes...

The Girl Who Fell at Trafalgar Studios

A sudden death, a bereaved mother, questioning friends and a stranger...

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An author, a publisher and an actress walk into a bar. No, this isn’t the...

A sporting chance: Can England win big at the Rugby World Cup, Euro 2020 and Tokyo 2020?

“It’s a story that transcends culture and age”: An interview with The Lion King’s Nick Afoa and Janique Charles

Local Natives at Electric Brixton

Enormous anticipation greeted Local Natives as they came onstage last night at...

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If you ever look into your wardrobe only to think that you have nothing to...

Miles Kane at Electric Ballroom

Before Miles Kane heads off to support Liam Gallager on his UK and Ireland tour,...

Nam June Paik at Tate Modern

Nam June Paik’s visionary work returns to Tate Modern this month, stretching...

“We can really blow some doors down as far as the representation of people with disabilities goes”: Writer-director duo Michael Schwartz and Tyler Nilson discuss The Peanut Butter Falcon

Piece for Person and Ghetto Blaster at Southbank Centre

Weird but enjoyable: that about sums up Nicola Gunn’s...

Fast at Park Theatre

Set in Washington State in the 1910s, Kate Barton’s Fast is a powerful retelling of...

Sports to watch out for in the 2020 Summer Olympic Games

It’s hard to believe that in less than a year the Olympics will...

Five TV shows that we’re all secretly obsessed with

TV shows are all directed from a beginning to an end. Contestants are told...

Groan Ups at Vaudeville Theatre

If someone had directly asked this reviewer if a play consisting of nearly...

Out of Sorts at Theatre503

Actress, writer and singer Danusia Samal’s Out of Sorts won Theatre503’s...

Create and sell your own custom mugs online

Designing and creating your own mugs can be a good source of revenue. If you can...

Five emerging trends in the printing industry

Design, fashion and printing are all one and the same. The introduction of colour...

Five mobile games to look out for in 2020

Though the most visually impressive games of 2020 will undoubtedly be those released solely on consoles, the most innovative are set to be those that have been created or adapted for smartphones. Despite the limitations of this lightweight, compact hardware, mobile technology is becoming more and more powerful, with interactive features and...