Art
BP Portrait Award 2018 at the National Portrait Gallery
This year, the prestigious BP Portrait Award attracted 2,667 entries from 88 countries, all of which were judged…
By Anna SouterCulture
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Notes From the Field at the Royal Court Theatre
The LIFT Festival is so vital not only because it brings to the capital some of the most…
By Connor Campbell
Cinema & Tv
Director Paul Thomas Anderson discusses the use of light in Phantom Thread – exclusive clip
Phantom Thread, Paul Thomas Anderson's latest feature, is set against the backdrop of 1950s high-society London and tells the scintillating…
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Pressure at the Ambassadors Theatre
There are very few topics that can be discussed for over two hours and continue to be engaging.…
By Kari Megeed
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Cockamamy at the Hope Theatre
Writer Louise Coulthard, who also plays Rosie in Cockamamy, addresses the complexities of dementia for the afflicted and their family…
By Marissa Khaos
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Octoroon at the National Theatre
"I'm a black playwright. Whatever that means," says Ken Nwosu in the role of dramatist Branden Jacobs-Jenkins, dressed only…
By Laura Foulger
Movie
The Ciambra
A coming-of-age tale unlike anything you’ve seen before, the second instalment in a planned trilogy by writer/director Jonas Carpigano which began…
By Andrew Murray
Movie
Tranny Fag (Bixa Travesty)
Centring around the life of Brazilian performance artist, musician and self-proclaimed “tranny fag” Linn da Quebrada, the latest project…
By Andrew Murray
Food & Drinks
Taste of London 2018: Showcasing the capital’s top restaurants and the world’s best chefs
Strolling through Regent’s Park this weekend, through the Instagram-friendly wicker sculptures, past the sounds of live music and…
By The editorial unit
Live music
Ben Howard at the Hammersmith Apollo
Quietly humble Devon-born singer-songwriter Ben Howard returns with double shows at the Hammersmith Apollo. Winner of two Brit Awards and nominated…
By Selina Begum