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Showing posts with label London. Show all posts
Showing posts with label London. Show all posts

American Psycho: Almeida Theatre, London - Review

The Almedia Theatre, London 


In what could possibly be the most impolitic clash of styles (possibly) ever, the Headlong theatre company in association with the Almeida theatre present to us American Psycho as…… a musical.

Artist Makes Photo Frames Out of Placentas.

An artist has started to create photo frames out of mother’s placentas to house photos of their babies.






Amanda Cotton, 25 says that she has had positive feedback from all her clients and has a lot of orders and request come through. 

92 Year Old Man Stopped from Buying Alcohol Due to Lack of ID.


Tony Bell, 92 of Feltham, West London tried to buy two bottles of Vodka from his local branch of Tesco until he was stopped in his tracked and KB’d by the check-out girl when he legally couldn’t prove he was over 18, despite being clearly elderly.

The Cheeky Parlour, London - Review

If you're anything like me, the thought of going to a hair or beauty salon can be a daunting prospect. From the awkward conversation between yourself and the stylist, to the sheer disappointment of leaving with that dodgy barnet you allowed to happen. Lets face it, the whole thing can be pretty excruciating.





Thats where The Cheeky Parlour comes in. Located in the bustling and ever so trendy, Shoreditch, the salon boasts an impressive space that looks more like a NYC studio than your average, brightly lit corner salon. On arrival, you will be handed a quick form to fill where you can choose what service you are requiring, as well as food and drink. Its 11am and a glass of wine is totally justifiable whilst you wait for your blow dry, ok?

"I AM CULTURE!" - Stewart Lee at the Leicester Square Theatre

It is very difficult to attempt a review any of Stewart Lee's stand up. It is purposely devised and performed in such a way as to alienate as many of the people who might happen upon it as possible. If Stewart Lee had his way, and the ability to feed his family was no object, he would play to rooms of two people or less and those people would laugh all of the moisture from their bodies and be wheeled out with the most amazing six-packs you'd have ever seen.



He is very funny, but only if you like that sort of thing. I do like it, a great deal, but therein lies the problem. 

The Killers - Live Review

The Killers @ Eventim Apollo 06/11/13

The Killers graced the stage of the Hammersmith Apollo to amaze a sold out crowd with a hit packed set to launch compilation album “Direct Hits”












With an imminent release of a greatest hits, “Direct Hits” and rumours that the Las Vegas rockers are going to take a break, it’s no wonder The Killers’ show at the Eventim Apollo, Hammersmith sold out instantaneously.

5 Must-visit vintage stores in Brick Lane, London

BRICK LANE LOVES FASHION. It’s no secret Brick Lane is a haven for all things quirky and vintage. If you’re ever in need of some fashion inspiration, this is the spot. Think of it is an East End gritty catwalk bursting with culture and character. 











Once a deprived and largely dismissed area of East London, Brick Lane has flourished as a true diamond in the rough. Hosting a unique and culturally diverse environment this iconic hotspot attracts the creative including graffiti artists, stylists and designers. With a vibrant selection of well stocked thrift stores and independent label pop up shops it’s no surprise Brick Lane is one of London’s most popular tourist shopping destinations.

Upcoming artist Lulu James performs in London

Lulu James is not your average Geordie lass. Yes, she may tick a few boxes like 'distinctive accent' and 'likes a good drink on the toon' but do not be fooled, she has one hell of a voice. 


Once The Musical: Review

Once the musical brings to life the passion and energy of Glen Hansard’s music from the 2006 film of the same name. If you are a fan of the movie you need to go and see this show. If you have never seen the film you need to watch it, then go see the show.



The film was shot on the streets of Dublin on a shoe string budget, telling the story of a struggling songwriter trying to make ends meet. The plot quickly develops into a romance when Markéta Irglová enters the songwriter’s (Glen Hansard’s) life over a chance encounter with a hoover (if your face is making the WTF expression, just watch it). The film’s original song writing and charm made it a classic and it was recognised with an Oscar for best original song in 2007.

Live Review - Babyshambles @ O2 Academy Brixton, 14th September

Brixton Academy is full to the rafters with revellers who are about to witness (after a predictably long wait) a set full of chaos, crowd surfing and general carnage- but what else would you expect from a Shambles gig? 

Killjoy Council to Remove Mystery Letterbox

The mysterious letterbox that appeared in the middle of a bridge on the River Thames is to be removed out of sheer pettiness, it was revealed yesterday.

Film Four FrightFest - Friday



While the majority of everyone else at Wireless was swanning around Leeds Festival in their own filth and whipping bottles at each other while Fun played weakly in the background, I was busy doing some actual bloody work. And by Bloody Work I mean watching horror films at the Film4 FrightFest.

Being Pete Doherty’s Business Partner

We caught up with Pete Doherty’s business partner, Suzi Martin, to discuss their new shop, Doherty & Martin: The Rag & Bone Collection


The pair has opened the shop in Camden's market area with Doherty working in the shop himself. Expect to find never seen before artwork & memorabilia.

Banshee Chapter - First trailer and Interview

Here's the trailer for new horror film 'The Banshee Chapter', produced by Zachary Quinto's company Before The Door Pictures. You know, Spock in Star Trek. That guy.