Art
Giuseppe Penone: Thoughts in the Roots at Serpentine South Gallery
With spring’s hesitant arrival, London begins to loosen its collar. Kensington Gardens becomes a theatre of the seasonal:…
By Constance AyrtonCulture
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Live music
Maya Delilah at Rough Trade East
It takes a special kind of artist to a) be signed to the legendary jazz label Blue Note…
By Gem Hurley
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The Play’s the Thing at Wilton’s Music Hall
An impressive one-person showing of Hamlet at the ever-stunning Wilton’s Music Hall. What happens when you try to…
By Jim Compton-Hall
Food & Drinks
Bangkok chef Pam Soontornyanakij named world’s best female chef 2025
Bangkok chef Pichaya "Pam" Soontornyanakij has been named the world’s best female chef 2025, becoming the first Thai…
By Food & Travel Desk
Cinema & Tv
“We have to connect to our essence”: Master Oh and José Antonio Gonzalez-Cuevas on About Light and Shadows
In an age where science and spirituality often seem at odds, Korean spiritual guide Master Oh brings a…
By Christina Yang
Cinema & Tv
G20 premiere: On the red carpet with Viola Davis, Julius Tennon, Douglas Hodge and Patricia Riggen
Viola Davis is back for another action-filled romp in the women and family-focused G20. She stars as the…
By Mae Trumata
Food & Drinks
Da Terra to host one-day gastronomic experience with chefs Rafael Cagali and Ivan Brehm
On 2nd May 2025, Da Terra will host a four-hands gastronomic event featuring a collaboration between its chef,…
By Food & Travel Desk
Movie
A Minecraft Movie
Bland and forcefully dramatic, A Minecraft Movie sets back video-game-to-film adaptations with its by-the-books premise and awkward dialogue.…
By Mae Trumata
Music
Wet Leg announces new album moisturizer and releases single as UK tour looms
British indie rock band Wet Leg, hailing from the Isle of Wight, has announced the release of their…
By The editorial unit
Art
Ed Atkins at Tate Britain
Unfolding like a fever dream, Ed Atkins’s survey exhibition at Tate Britain is haunted by his avatars, self-portraits…
By Christina Yang