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London venues for a happy National Spritz Day next weekend
1+ day, 13+ hour ago (98+ words) Next Saturday 1st August is National Spritz Day, which offers a very reasonable excuse to get booked in for some of the best examples in the capital. The spritz has long since moved beyond the standard Aperol formula, and the options…...
Silversea unveils SALT Culinary Voyages celebrating European autumn grape harvest
1+ day, 12+ hour ago (459+ words) The Upcoming Silversea unveils SALT Culinary Voyages celebrating European autumn grape harvest Silversea luxury cruises have launched their first collection of SALT (Sea And Land Taste) Culinary Voyages, a series of itineraries centred on regional food and drink, with the…...
As Villeneuve takes on Bond, why does cinema keep returning to the gaming floor?
1+ day, 20+ hour ago (844+ words) The Upcoming As Villeneuve takes on Bond, why does cinema keep returning to the gaming floor? There is a particular kind of silence a film reaches for when the story moves to the gaming floor. The soundtrack thins out, the…...
Animal Farm | Movie review
1+ day, 17+ hour ago (387+ words) On paper, spinning George Orwell’s cautionary tale of power and tyranny into a commentary on modern capitalism isn’t a bad idea. Transforming the novel’s version of Pilkington from a neighbouring farmer into a billionaire CEO played by Glenn Close is…...
Pulp’s triumphant return takes centre stage in new concert documentary
2+ day, 14+ hour ago (168+ words) Pulp’s celebrated 2025 reunion tour has been transformed into a feature documentary, with Pulp: What Do You Do For An Encore? set to receive a one-night-only preview in UK and Irish cinemas on 18th September ahead of its exclusive release on MUBI…...
The Barbary Notting Hill launches Kitchen Counter wine dinner series with Billecart-Salmon champagne pairing
2+ day, 13+ hour ago (344+ words) The Upcoming The Barbary Notting Hill launches Kitchen Counter wine dinner series with Billecart-Salmon champagne pairing The Barbary Notting Hill on Westbourne Grove will host the first event in its Kitchen Counter wine dinner series on Tuesday 4th August, featuring the…...
Clio Barnard returns with a powerful portrait of friendship and modern Britain in I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning
2+ day, 13+ hour ago (96+ words) Adapted by Tony Award-winning playwright Enda Walsh from Keiran Goddard’s acclaimed novel, the drama follows five childhood friends who grew up together on a Birmingham estate dreaming of a different future. Now in their 30s, those ambitions have slipped further out…...
Ten European events worth planning an entire trip around: Oktoberfest and Christmas markets – The Upcoming
2+ day, 16+ hour ago (142+ words) Total solar eclipse: Spain, Iceland and Greenland (12 August 2026) Notting Hill Carnival, London La Tomatina, Buñol, Spain Rock en Seine and Jazz à la Villette, Paris Paris rounds off the summer with two festivals that appeal to very different audiences but…...
Trainspotting The Musical at Theatre Royal Haymarket | Theatre review
2+ day, 18+ hour ago (233+ words) At first glance, Trainspotting: the Musical seems like an unlikely addition to the West End, but original author Irvine Welsh’s adaptation for the stage keeps the grotty heart of the story while still managing to pull off a fully fledged…...
Brunello: The Gracious Visionary | Movie review
2+ day, 18+ hour ago (71+ words) Although Brunello: The Gracious Visionary is essentially a vanity project designed to frame its subject in the best light possible, Tornatore and Piovani nevertheless succeed in bringing a nostalgic warmth to the feature’s exploration of childhood and memory. Brunello: The…...