Art
Fashioning Masculinities: The Art of Menswear at the V&A
The Victoria and Albert Museum celebrates the evolution of male aesthetics with Fashioning Masculinities: The Art of Menswear.…
By Mersa AudaCulture
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Live music
Chvrches return to Brixton Academy and duet with The Cure’s Robert Smith
It's wonderful to see a music venue like Brixton Academy packed once again. There's no need to reiterate…
By Filippo L'Astorina
Food & Drink
The best places in London to treat mum this Mother’s Day
With Sunday 27th March speedily approaching, it’s time to start planning out how to treat those special ladies…
By Jayda Bilal
Cinema & TV
“Sam’s a great actor, he does things that I couldn’t even imagine just with his eyes”: Writer Walter Mosley and cast on The Last Days of Ptolemy Grey
Samuel L Jackson is one of those versatile Hollywood actors who just has that A-lister screen presence, whether…
By Sarah Bradbury
Cinema & TV
“They saw me, and they saw women”: An interview with Renate Reinsve about The Worst Person in the World
It’s not as though most films have hundreds of millions of dollars to spend on marketing in order…
By Oliver Johnston
Movie
One of These Days
A dramatic retelling of S R Bindler’s 1997 documentary Hands On A Hardbody, this solid, absorbing film fictionalises…
By Joseph Owen
Cinema & TV
Five LGBTQIA+ movies not to miss at BFI Flare 2022
Today, the 36th edition of the BFI Flare: London LGBTQIA+ Film Festival kicks off. The long-running festival has…
By Sarah Bradbury
Live music
Gang of Youths at Brixton Academy
Spring has finally sprung in London, and fans arrived at the Brixton Academy on their bicycles in white…
By Csilla Tornallyay
Play
Cock at Ambassadors Theatre
Cock is an often insightful exploration of issues surrounding identity and sexuality that complicates simple doctrines and categories…
By Michael Higgs
Cinema & TV
“Transcendental horror is less about monsters and more about facing up to the really horrible things about being human”: Ruth Paxton, Sienna Guillory and Jessica Alexander on A Banquet
A Banquet is the deliciously disturbing psychological horror from Scottish filmmaker Ruth Paxton, following mother Holly (Sienna Guillory)…
By Sarah Bradbury