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  • Piccadilly Circus is about to look totally different with huge new artwork to rival Eros

    August 15, 2024

    Piccadilly Circus is about to get totally transformed with an imposing new piece of art near the Eros statue. The bright yellow piece by the artist British-Nigerian Yinka Ilori will be installed later this month near the Shaftesbury Fountain. The collaboration with capital art project Art of London is called Good Things Come To Those [...]

  • The Capitalist: Why has Baillie Gifford’s support for Edinburgh Fringe not bothered Nish Kumar? 

    August 15, 2024

    Edinburgh Fringe's Baillie Gifford backing goes unnoticed, the OWO battles PR woes and HSBC turns queasy: catch up on the latest City gossip in this week's edition of The Capitalist.

  • City of London Festival set to return this autumn with stellar line-up

    August 15, 2024

    The City of London Festival is set to return this autumn for the first time since 2015, bringing some of the world’s hottest classical, jazz and choral musicians to the Square Mile. The festival celebrates the unique architecture and environment of London’s most historic district through a series of innovative musical events.  The newly rebranded [...]

  • London running playlists revealed including Kate Bush and David Guetta

    August 15, 2024

    It feels a little on-the-nose, but apparently Kate Bush’s Running Up That Hill is one of the most popular songs on running playlists for Londoners. While many lose themselves in the beats of anonymous dance music to keep energy levels high, many Londoners have been combining their summer runs with their favourite artists. According to [...]

  • Croydon is a brutalist playground and a photographer’s dream

    August 15, 2024

    I stand killing time on the platform of one of Croydon’s many decrepit railway stations. Like me, it’s seen better days, and again like me, its makeover has been on the cards for years. I do a lot of waiting and thinking here, mostly enforced. Norwood Junction: even the name sounds like a line from [...]

  • A Chorus line at Sadler’s Wells: A wonderful celebration of dance

    August 15, 2024

    A Chorus Line is a musical about the craft and hardship of dancing for Broadway musicals, and what it takes to get there. It’s also about bullying, domestic violence, plastic surgery, popping pills, having a sideline as a stripper or drag artist to make ends meet, and finding oneself only through dance. Yet, tune out [...]

  • Hollywoodgate: Documentary behind the scenes of Taliban rule

    August 14, 2024

    A year in Kabul offers up some startling footage in this documentary that goes behind the scenes of Taliban rule. Director Ibrahim Nash’at spends twelve months documenting the transition from US occupation in Afghanistan to Taliban control, focusing on alleged American military base Hollywood Gate. Taliban Air Force Commander Mawlawi Mansour discovers over $7billion of [...]

  • Swan Song is an affectionate documentary on the world of ballet

    August 14, 2024

    Produced by Scream star and former dancer Neve Campbell, this affectionate documentary delves into the demanding and pressured world of ballet. Cameras follow the lead up to The National Ballet’s 2022 production of Swan Lake, intended to be the final work of artistic director Karen Kain, a hallowed figure in the ballet world. Having been [...]

  • Borderlands film review: Starry cast can’t save video game flop

    August 14, 2024

    Horror maestro Eli Roth (Hostel) delves into the world of video game adaptations in this big screen version of Borderlands, the first-person shooter that has spawned many sequels and imitators. With the success of Uncharted, Super Mario Bros, and Five Nights At Freddy’s, the stigma attached to movies based on games isn’t as prominent as [...]

  • Electric Moke review: driving a reborn icon of the Swinging Sixties

    August 14, 2024

    Question: what do The Beatles, Madonna, George Russell, Jennifer Lopez, The Beach Boys, Cher, Hunter S Thompson, Brigitte Bardot and Kate Moss all have in common? The answer, obviously, is that they have all been pictured in a Moke.  First launched in 1964, the Moke simultaneously stuck two fingers up to fashion while being embraced [...]

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