April,2012
Restaurant review: Cinnamon Soho
Cinnamon Soho is the latest opening from celebrity chef Vivek Singh follows in the footsteps of Cinnamon Club and Cinnamon Kitchen, located in Westminster and the City respectively. Taking a side-step from his traditional Indian cooking, [...]
Being Elmo opens, and suddenly the world seems a better place
From his 1985 debut on American television, Elmo has become arguably the most popular resident of Sesame Street, dispensing warm hugs to everyone he meets. Documentary filmmaker Constance Marks delves beneath the eye-catching red fur in [...]
Cindy Sherman’s Office Killer gets a rare view at A Little Film Club
Little Joe magazine is back with their pretty fantastic A Little Film Club, the monthly screening programme in London supported by Film London’s new Community Pilot Fund scheme. This month brings artist Cindy Sherman’s first and only [...]
Your weekly roundup of weekend public transport chaos: April 28-29
London Overground – what are you doing to us this weekend? There’s a whole load of mess going on so be sure to check and see if your line is running before heading out. For full [...]
Crawl unveils alternative media expo
Hot off the heels of last weekend’s Record Store Day, Camden Crawl is has announced the addition of a new event – Crawlternative Media Expo (CAME) as part of this year’s festival. Set to take place [...]
Seven Dials says good riddance to April with a shopping event
Seven Dials and neighbouring St Martin’s Courtyard are holding an exclusive 20% off shopping evening on Thursday 26 April, presented by MasterCard’s Priceless London. Over 120 stores including beauty and grooming salons, cafes, restaurants and bars will be [...]
Pop-up restaurant to stimulate the senses
Another day, another pop-up restaurant in Shoreditch. This time, to promote the launch of a new car. However, this one caught our attention because it’s in aid of food charity FareShare. The restaurant, called Delicious by [...]
Ramsay’s pub dishes up soothing sounds
Gordon Ramsay’s north London pub York & Albany has already built itself a reputation for good grub, and it’s now aiming to add to this with a new regular acoustic music night. Play On takes place [...]
Tube strike: TfL says not to worry, Bob Crow not so sure
Some Tube Lines maintenance staff on the Jubilee, Northern and Piccadilly lines plan to strike from 16.00 on April 24 to 16.00 on April 27. In spite of this, TfL expects all lines will be running [...]
Wiley, Skepta and P Money headline Converse Block Party
Converse UK has announced full details for Converse Block Party, featuring performances from some of the UK’s best grime artists including Scout London favourite Wiley, Skepta, P- Money, Clement Marfo & the Frontline and Newham Generals. Hosted [...]
Flatmates’ success at Sundance short film contest
Two Londoners have scooped the Short Film Competition at the debut UK appearance of the renowned US film festival Sundance. Extranjero, shot over just two days, gives the viewer an unusual take on immigration as it [...]
The London Coffee Festival returns to get the capital caffeinated
Next weekend sees the celebration of London’s coffee scene return for a second year, bigger and brighter than ever. That’s right, The London Coffee Festival is back and we’re jittery with excitement. Highlights include enjoying a [...]
