Roar with laughter at “The Death of Stalin”
“The Death of Stalin” is a triumphant and refreshing success for political satire. Armando Iannucci has pulled it off again.…
A light that never goes out: The Smiths reissue The Queen Is Dead
I don’t think there’s anything quite like hearing The Smiths’ legendary third album, “The Queen Is Dead”, in full for…
Is Political Fantasy the Sick Man of Television?
Despite a stellar reception from audiences and critics alike, the sixth season of HBO’s hit show “Veep” pulled in just…
Kibele
Kibele (pronounced Chibelle) is a stylish Turkish restaurant on Great Portland Street in the medium price range. After only opening…
Ibeyi: from Ash rises a louder voice
Two years after their first self-titled album, the twin sisters of Ibeyi came back with Ash, released this past September.…
The Life Goddess
The Life Goddess is an experimental Greek restaurant located on the quaint Store Street specialising in Greek wine and seafood.…
The stroke of a genius: “Loving Vincent”, the first ever hand-painted film
The film leaves the audience swirling through Van Gogh’s immediately recognisable French landscapes whilst familiar characters guide us through the…
Crazy, stupid love: The Meyerowitz Stories (New and Selected)
Master Of None (2015-present) meets Hannah and Her Sisters (1986) in Noah Baumbach’s exceptional family comedy-drama, starring an ensemble…
A Labour of Love
Humour, heart and soul in the battle for the heart and soul of the Labour party. James Graham’s latest offering…
Their Mortal Remains: a journey through 50 years of Pink Floyd
The Victoria & Albert Museum takes us for a trip in the long story of Pink Floyd, chronologically ordered from…
