What’s On in London in June 2024 May 29, 2024 | City Talk Regardless of the weather, London is always the world’s top place to be in June. As summer takes hold, its parks, galleries, stages, restaurants and venues become vibrant entertainment hubs, offering a plethora of events. This guide will help you navigate the best of what’s happening, ensuring you make the most of the long, sunlit [...]
Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga is the action movie of the decade May 23, 2024 Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga will be remembered as one of the best prequels ever made, which isn’t a huge compliment given the competition.
The Garfield Movie is a cinematic trip to the litter box May 23, 2024 The Garfield Movie is aiming for half term success rather than artistic merit, though the hijinks may keep young minds occupied
What not to wear at the Chelsea Flower Show May 21, 2024 Wear anything you like to the Chelsea Flower Show but three No-Nos will save you from silent disapproval and arched eyebrows.
Two Tickets To Greece review: A charming French drama May 18, 2024 In a summer of edgy blockbusters, this escapist story of friendship Two Tickets to Greece is just the ticket
Dave Hill: Daftness and music at Soho Theatre May 17, 2024 An evening with David Hill is time and money well spent: an instant mood boost and a lasting grin on your face. More please!
John Krasinski family film IF is refreshingly different May 17, 2024 IF is a bold attempt from John Krasinski who wants to try something different, a great shout for families with the holidays coming up
Cannes-do: Ducking and diving at the most famous film festival May 15, 2024 often been crudely pigeonholed as a sunny place for shady people, here’s some insider info I’ve picked up from my time at Cannes
People, Places and Things at Trafalgar Theatre: Rehab laid bare May 15, 2024 People, Places and Things is a damning analysis of the perils of an acting career combined with wobbly mental health
Made in England: The Films of Powell and Pressburger review May 11, 2024 Made In England will preach to the choir. However, anyone who considers themselves a bit of a film buff will feast on this celebration.