Taormina, Sicily, and the blue Mediterranean was sparkling below as I and other guests at the film festival enjoyed drinks by the hotel swimming pool. A naive but ambitious 18-year-old between school... Read more »
At the Ace Cafe in Stonebridge, north west London, there are dark clouds approaching from the south, where once a squadron of German bombers flew. The transport cafe was not the intended... Read more »
With plenty of game-time and experience under her belt with the Hornets, Ward made the decision to join Arsenal in January 2009 to further continue a career which was going from strength... Read more »
The world’s longest-running play, Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap, is marking its 70th year by announcing the show will head to Broadway to make its premiere in 2023. The show, which has been... Read more »
Co-founders Liberty Ross and Kevin Wall – in partnership with Usher – are launching Flipper’s Roller Boogie Palace, a new 34,000 sq ft entertainment destination housing a roller rink, live music venue,... Read more »
A legendary restaurant in London has brought back Chicken ‘Kyiv’ after 40 years to raise money in support of Ukraine, and the dish sold out in two hours. Il Portico and Pino... Read more »
Campaigners opposing a massive development which could change the face of one of the East End’s oldest streets have welcomed a review which could halt the controversial plans. Members of the Save... Read more »
The legendary London Jungle and Drum ‘n Bass MC Skibadee has died. The MC, who has been described as a “pioneer,” burst onto the scene in 1993, and became known for his... Read more »
Banksy’s partially shredded painting has sold for a record-breaking £18,582,000 at a recent auction after it hit the headlines in 2018. The artwork named Love Is In The Bin was sold in... Read more »
If you’re looking for an authentic taste of proper London grub, locals will always give you the same answer – a pie and mash shop. That’s right, the ol’ humble pie and... Read more »
