Art
Tom Van Herrewege: Anthro Zoology at Leicester Contemporary
From his earliest days the visual artist Tom Van Herrewege has felt compelled to commit to paper animals…
By James WhiteCulture
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Movie
From the Vine
A new tale in the “drop everything and follow your dreams” canon of feel-good cinema, Sean Cisterna’s From…
By Musanna Ahmed
Movie
The Collini Case
Elyas M'Barek stars as fresh-faced defence attorney Caspar Leinen in Marco Kreuzpaintner’s The Collini Case, an adaptation of…
By Andrew Murray
Theatre
Faulty Towers: The Dining Experience at Radisson Blu, Bloomsbury Street
The bite-sized cast of Faulty Towers took a delighted audience for a mirthful trip down memory lane at…
By Jennifer Sanin
Venice
“We live with violence on a daily basis in Mexico, so I can’t separate it from my writing”: Michel Franco on Sundown
When a distant emergency summons the wealthy Bennett family back to the UK, disrupting a vacation on the…
By The editorial unit
Food & Drink
Dishoom in Covent Garden: “After a decade of service, this Bombay-style cafe still lives up to the hype”
If you haven’t discovered Dishoom yet, I’m almost impressed. This Indian restaurant, inspired by the Irani cafés of…
By Rosamund Kelby
Movie
Afterllife of the Party
Afterlife of the Party is a party in and of itself – there’s a lot to love and…
By Mae Trumata
Venice
“Robert Plant told me it is important to capture the freneticism of that first year”: Bernard MacMahon and Allison McGourty on Becoming Led Zeppelin
Becoming Led Zeppelin is a film that no one thought could ever be made. The band’s meteoric rise…
By The editorial unit
Live music
Laura Mvula at Islington Assembly Hall
A small fire at Village Underground meant a last-minute relocation of Laura Mvula’s concert. However, it turned out…
By Jessica Wall
Food & Drink
Luciano at ME Hotel in The Strand: “This unpretentious Italian menu leaves you with a full stomach and great memories”
It wasn’t too long ago that we had visited ME Hotel’s restaurant Zela, which offered a fusion of…
By Maria Barrios