Food & Drink
Typing Room in Bethnal Green: Lee Westcott’s restaurant is one of London’s best
The Bermuda Triangle mystery turned out to be the result of a number of false claims and the…
By Filippo L'Astorinafeatured
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Cinema & TV
Detroit premiere: A chat with Will Poulter, Jack Reynor and Hannah Murray
Detroit is the gripping new American period drama from Oscar-winning director Kathryn Bigelow, uncovering a true story of…
By Sarah Bradbury
Play
The Majority at the National Theatre
The Majority couldn't be more grimly on the nose if it tried. With the dust yet to settle…
By Connor Campbell
Live music
Regina Spektor at Hammersmith Apollo
"We don't need that pedal. It's the one that makes thing quieter," says Regina Spektor in finding that…
By Laura Foulger
Movie
A Ghost Story
A haunted house, a spectre bearing the most traditional of forms – a white sheet with two black circles…
By Mersa Auda
Food & Drink
Bar Termini Centrale in Marylebone
Soho’s Bar Termini has been serving up flawless negronis in its tiny, impeccably elegant Old Compton Street venue…
By Virginia Clark
Play
Apologia at Trafalgar Studios
Apologia is a piece of rare brilliance from start to finish. It is a thoughtful work with interesting…
By Jim Compton-Hall
Movie
Atomic Blonde
She’s credited as Lorraine Broughton, but really, the titular heroine of Atomic Blonde is Charlize Theron, whose hairdo…
By Sam Gray
Play
Just to Get Married at Finborough Theatre
Written by suffragette Cicely Hamilton and last produced in the UK in 1918, the remarkable feminist production Just…
By Catherine Sedgwick
Art
Matisse in the Studio at the Royal Academy of Arts
“I have worked all my life before the same objects...The object is an actor. A good actor can…
By Sarah Bradbury