VIDEO: The world’s first digital butterfly trail
The world’s first digital butterfly trail was launched this autumn in the entertainment district, Outernet London, outside of Tottenham Court Road station.
What’s next for London’s cinemas? A data analysis of the state of the film industry
In March 2020, cinemas across the capital closed their doors and the British film industry came to a grinding halt.
Standing At The Sky’s Edge: The National Theatre
Standing At The Sky’s Edge is set on the infamous Park Hill housing estate in Sheffield. The musical sprawls across
Super Bowl LVII: South London venue ready for ‘largest event’
The Super Bowl, widely seen as one of the most prestigious sporting events of the year, takes place on Sunday
Strictly Come Dancing’s Shirley Ballas gives Brixton schoolchildren dance lessons
Strictly Come Dancing head judge Shirley Ballas surprised Brixton schoolchildren last week with dance lessons in order to improve their
The Queen in fiction: From Hollywood hit to council estate
Whether you have been engrossed in Netflix’s The Crown or have just started your journey into the world of fictional
South Asians are most underrepresented on UK TV, data reveals
South Asians are the most underrepresented demographic on TV in the UK, data has revealed. In their fifth annual report,
Barnes Film Festival returns for its seventh year
Barnes Film Festival (BFF) returned for its seventh year this week, bringing together emerging filmmakers, innovative works and pressing issues
Review : No Particular Order
A refreshing take on a dystopian future with a despot in power, No Particular Order is an experimental take on
REVIEW: Selling Sunset- Episode 1 of Season 1 “If Looks Could Sell”
The Netflix show Selling Sunset is based on quarter-of-a-billion dollar a year Los Angeles real estate company, The Oppenheim Group,
COMMENT: Turbulent couple give Made in Chelsea viewers a treat
Made in Chelsea viewers were in for a treat when a married proposal graced our screens recently. The entire series