Movie
Churchill
Director Jonathan Teplitzky paints a stunning portrait of the tense moments leading up to the D-Day Landings, and…
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Live music
Evanescence at Hammersmith Apollo
With an audience already oozing sweat, the Apollo was ripe and brimming with devoted rock fans hungry to…
By Shoka Shohani
Live music
Prophets of Rage at Brixton Academy
Prophets of Rage are something of a Frankenstein of an American rap-rock supergroup, a coalition of the foremost…
By Sarah Bradbury
Art
Fahrelnissa Zeid at Tate Modern
This summer, Tate Modern is presenting the first UK retrospective of work by Fahrelnissa Zeid. Mostly unknown in…
By Anna Souter
Food & Drink
A trip down to London Food Month’s Night Market
So close to Kensington Palace that you can actually nab the Royals’ Wi-Fi, the newly opened Night Market…
By Daniel Masters
Movie
Destination Unknown
From novelists to historians and journalists, many have related the personal stories of Holocaust witnesses in order to…
By Mersa Auda
Play
Anatomy of a Suicide at the Royal Court Theatre
It is 1970. It is 1990. It is 2033. Carol is depressed. Anna is wounded. Bonnie is keeping…
By Jonathan Mahon-Heap
Musical
Annie at the Piccadilly Theatre
The 1977 musical about an iconic red-headed orphan is back in the West End, at the Piccadilly Theatre…
By Guy Lambert
Live music
Imagine Dragons at the Roundhouse
Imagine Dragons choose London for their comeback. Saving for some festival and TV appearances, this is their first…
By Filippo L'Astorina
Art
A Handful of Dust at Whitechapel Gallery
In 1920, Man Ray visited Marcel Duchamp in his New York studio. Man Ray was experimenting with photography,…
By Anna Souter