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Steve Jobs
Since before most iPhone users cared or even knew about computers, Apple product launches have been one of…
By Cath Willcoxreview
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Burnt
To add to the recent surge of fine-dining films, Burnt contributes a sense of arrogance and badassery to…
By Dominique Perrett
Food & Drink
Iddu in Kensington
Occupied for many years by a French patisserie, 44 Harrington Road in London’s classy South Kensington area has…
By Rasha Barazi
Movie
Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse
In an attempt to take full advantage of the Halloween season by milking zombie cult fandom for all…
By Dominique Perrett
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Dinner with Friends at Park Theatre
The Pulitzer Prize-winning play Dinner with Friends explores the relationship between two couples as they come together and…
By Yassine Senghor
Art
Egypt: Faith After the Pharaohs at the British Museum
Egypt: Faith After the Pharaohs explores 1,200 years of history, providing insight into the entire course of the…
By Scott Tan
Play
And Now: The World! at the Hackney Showroom Theatre
The rise of consumerism and technology has not only changed people’s behaviour, but it is redefining the way…
By Mersa Auda
Art
Contemporary Painting at the Brick Lane Gallery
Contemporary Painting demonstrates the diverse ways in which paint communicates artists’ ideas and has the ability to create…
By Scott Tan
Food & Drink
Wringer and Mangle in London Fields
The Laundry (E8) has recently transformed into Wringer and Mangle (because the laundry theme was apparently so successful…
By Alex Finch
Food & Drink
Pizza Union in King’s Cross
Pizza Union opened their first restaurant in Spitalfields last year, speedily serving traditional Italian pizzas from morning to…
By Cath Willcox