Food & Drink
WastED London: A chat with the chefs whose delicious dishes challenged waste culture
After five weeks of eye-opening education and gastronomic delight, WastED London's run has come to an end. Hosted…
By Daniel Mastersfeatured
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Live music
Amy Macdonald at the Royal Albert Hall
In a surreal pink haze at the majestic Royal Albert Hall, Amy Macdonald – the soft-spoken Scottish dynamo with…
By Catherine Sedgwick
Movie
Aftermath
One of the simple truths of life is that no one is ever prepared for tragedy. When faced…
By Zoe Tamara
Art
Queer British Art: 1861-1967 at Tate Britain
A boldly titled show at Tate Britain marks 50 years since the partial decriminalisation of homosexuality between men…
By Anna Souter
Movie
Mad to Be Normal
Mental illness is arguably the most misunderstood and misrepresented area of health care. We still don’t have perfect…
By Zoe Tamara
Live music
Circa Waves at the Forum
Celebrating the release of their new album Different Creatures, British indie-rock band Circa Waves performed to an enraptured…
By Bill Kacir
Play
Don Juan in Soho at Wyndham’s Theatre
Patrick Marber’s update of Molière's 1665 Don Juan is, in short, crude and somewhat flaccid. Had it not been for…
By The editorial unit
Movie
Ghost in the Shell
How much you get out of Ghost in the Shell will depend on how much you invest in…
By Sam Gray
Movie
Tickling Giants
Some argue that “laughter is the best medicine”. This idea is particularly significant within Tickling Giants, which is…
By Jo Rogers
Play
The Wipers Times at the Arts Theatre
“The war is not funny, Sir,” says one high-ranking officer – or brass hat, as the Tommies would…
By Stuart McMillan