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Blitz
A young boy torn from his mother by urban warfare, setting off on a harrowing journey through a…
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Landman
Since bursting onto the scene in 2015 with his movie Sicario, Taylor Sheridan’s writing has gone from strength…
By Guy Lambert
Movie
Witches
The most familiar portrayal of mental health struggles during the perinatal period is that of a new mother…
By Christina Yang
Live music
Courteeners at Brixton Academy
For the Courteeners, the O2 Academy Brixton is their performing home when they come to London, and their…
By Sunny Morgan
Live music
Kasabian at the O2 Arena
In the London leg of their arena tour, Kasabian took to the stage with a high-spirited show that…
By Christina Yang
Opera
The Elixir of Love at London Coliseum
A two-act comic melodrama by Gaetano Donizetti, The Elixir of Love enchants audiences with its delightful mix of…
By Nina Doroushi
Food & Drinks
Islington welcomes The Dreamery: artisanal ice cream shop and wine bar
On the 5th of December, Islington will see the opening of The Dreamery, an artisanal ice cream shop…
By Food & Travel Desk
Live music
Sarah Kinsley at Heaven
From brat summer, it seems we are now entering a new era. An era of yearning, vulnerability and…
By Benedetta Mancusi
Live music
KALEO at Wembley Arena
Even if you’ve never heard of Iceland’s KALEO before, you’ve probably heard their music somewhere – in a…
By Mark Worgan
Cinema & Tv
“It was almost like I wanted to make two films because I found both stories compelling, but in completely different ways”: Christopher Andrews and Hannah Peel on Bring Them Down at Belfast Film Festival
Christopher Andrews’s explosive debut Bring Them Down is an immersive exploration of generational anger. He uses the backdrop…
By Mae Trumata