Culture

Free until Famous: Lewis Schaffer’s never-ending comedy show in Soho | Live review
Every Tuesday and Wednesday in Soho, American comedian Lewis Schaffer is Free until Famous. With over 250 performances, this is London’s longest-running solo comedy show, which started in October 2008. The hosting venue – the soft-lit and cosy basement of The Source Below – can fit in about 25 people and has its...

Francesca Cacciarru 17th January 2012
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Cinema & Tv
The Artist leads the 2012 Bafta Awards shortlist

The BAFTA commission has finally released the official shortlist of the 2012...

Charlotte Allen 17th January 2012
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Cinema & Tv
The official 2012 Golden Globes winners

After a lively ceremony with sharp and audacious jokes from the controversial British...

The editorial unit 16th January 2012
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Music
New sound for 2012: An interview with EJ

E.J., aka Edwina Johnson, is not your average urban music newcomer; having grown up...

Mark Worgan 16th January 2012
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Movie
If I Were You: The unlikeliest of friendships
★★★★★

A crumbling marriage can sometimes consist of a third party –...

Anita Bruce-Mills 15th January 2012
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Food & Drinks
Made in Camden in Chalk Farm

A short stroll from Chalk Farm station in North London, nestled away in The...

Carla Read 15th January 2012
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Literature
The five books you shouldn’t have missed in 2011

Our team selected for you their favourite books published in 2011....

The editorial unit 11th January 2012
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Album
Dear Reader – Idealistic Animals: Let it roar in you

How can music using animals describe a falling out...

Ramis Cizer 8th January 2012
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Culture
Seven great nights’ ideas for New Year’s Eve

The final night of 2011 is set to be one of UK capital’s biggest nights...

Mark Worgan 27th December 2011
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Live music
Stereophonics shake Shepherd’s Bush Empire
★★★★★

Unlike many other bands, Stereophonics have proved time and time...

Stephanie Anderson 21st December 2011