Allotments are the new members’ clubs April 2, 2024 Members clubs are struggling but you’ll be on a waiting list for a patch at an allotment. Marcus Jaye on the remarkable rise of urban farming
Things to do in London this Easter weekend, from egg hunts to the boat race March 28, 2024 The top six things to do in London this Easter weekend, including the horniman's fair and the annual Top Cuvee Easter egg hunt
Ghostbusters Frozen Empire is a step backwards for the franchise March 28, 2024 In 2021, Ghostbusters Afterlife became a Pandemic hit that revived the 40-year-old franchise with a sentimental adventure following the family of the late Ghostbuster Egon Spengler. The sequel takes the action back to New York, with the Spengler family now part of a wider Ghostbusters network run by Winston Zedemore (Ernie Hudson). A rocky family [...]
Kung Fu Panda 4 review: Jack Black is back March 28, 2024 Kung Fu Panda 4 is a fun-packed adventure perfect for the Easter Holiday crowd with Jack Black back to his very best
Contemporary dance is aging well but it’s ready for new ideas March 25, 2024 Is contemporary dance aging gracefully? Yes. Magnificently so. It is also ready for new ideas and a new dance vocabulary.
Firstgroup steaming ahead: Company wins iconic London cable car contract March 21, 2024 The contract with FirstGroup is due to run for an initial five-year term
BFI Flare Film Festival is here and it’s queer March 17, 2024 Get ready for the best LGBTQ films to hit London, as BFI Flare returns this week. We sat down with programmer Grace Barber-Plentie
Monster is a new hit from Japanese director Hirokazu Kore-eda March 17, 2024 Monster takes a story that might have been formulaic in another filmmaker’s hands, and makes it feel human.
The New Boy review: Cate Blanchett stars in powerful drama March 17, 2024 The New Boy is a captivating story of faith and morality in aboriginal culture and Cate Blanchette is on imperious form
Drive-Away Dolls is a half-baked comedy from Ethan Coen March 17, 2024 Drive-Away Dolls would be something to build on for a first time director, but from an Oscar winner like Ethan Coen it's decidedly half baked