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Funny Woman
Gemma Arterton is Blackpool’s own Marilyn Monroe in Funny Woman. Like every tale made of starlet dreams –…
By Mae TrumataCulture
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Beabadoobee at Lafayette for BRITs Week War Child 2023
As part of BRITs week in association with War Child, the small, intimate Lafayette played host to Beabadoobee.…
By Jessica Wall
Cinema & TV
“It was made out of love for animals and nature”: Jerzy Skolimowski on EO
EO’s power comes from its exploration of humanity through the filter of a donkey’s eyes. We find our…
By Matthew McMillan
Cinema & TV
“I had a little panic attack because we didn’t know each other”: Reese Witherspoon and Ashton Kutcher on new romcom Your Place or Mine
Your Place or Mine is a brand-new romantic comedy feature directed by Aline Brosh McKenna (in her directorial…
By Ezelle Alblas
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Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons at Harold Pinter Theatre
In the persistent din of podcasts, news and constant conversation, what would you say if you only had…
By Ellen Wilkinson
Food & Drink
Korean-American chef Akira Back to open two restaurants and bars at the new Mandarin Oriental Mayfair
Korean-American chef Akira Back will oversee two restaurants and two bars at the Mandarin Oriental Mayfair, which is…
By Food & Travel Desk
Cinema & TV
“This film centres on a gay couple but it isn’t about that – it normalises who they are”: Ben Aldridge on Knock at the Cabin
Anyone with any familiarity with the work M Night Shyamalan will always know to expect the unexpected. His…
By Sarah Bradbury
Cinema & TV
“I believe people don’t choose stories – stories choose people”: Dina Amer on You Resemble Me
You Resemble Me is the debut feature from journalist-turned-filmmaker Dina Amer, who was inspired after covering the story…
By Sarah Bradbury
Live music
Metronomy at Here at the Outernet for BRITs Week War Child 2023
By now, Metronomy are elder statesmen of British indie pop. They’ve been around for years and have garnered…
By Joe Milo
Play
Titus Andronicus at Sam Wanamaker Playhouse
Titus Andronicus is no doubt one of Shakespeare’s weirdest plays. Bloody to the core, featuring murder, mutilation, rape…
By Michael Higgs