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Hat enthusiasts gathered outside the Tate Modern for a parade along the Thames towards Tower Bridge.  The annual London Hat

Credit: Unsplash CoWomen Are we seeing the end of traditional pathways into a career in presenting? In a world where

In still image alone, there is very little – other than peroxide – that separates Norma Jeane from Marilyn Monroe.

The Guinness World Record title is almost in sight for a charity passionate about ensuring people with learning disabilities get

At the end of March, London’s performing arts centre The Barbican opened its doors to young people for a day

From humble beginnings as a simple collector’s hobby, Pokémon cards have become a trend which has swept through the world.

The Long Walk is great for those who want to watch a film which feels simultaneously dystopian and realistic, but

The final night is Saturday, 30 May. After 43 years, Banana Cabaret at The Bedford in Balham will take its

Performing on the field is not enough these days. You have to perform online too. Former England captain Sir David

Hollywood’s biggest stars may no longer be the biggest reason audiences buy cinema tickets, analysis of box office data has

The Mary Wallace theatre in Twickenham is gearing up to perform their rendition of Dawn King’s Ciphers’, airing at the