TV tonight: Leo Reich’s bold new London sitcom – a raw, funny ode to Gen Z – The Guardian
TV tonight: Leo Reich's new London sitcom - aimed squarely at Gen Z - dives into social media mania, schooled-influencer culture and modern urban anxieties....
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How London’s Buildings Shape Cognition
Building in London takes you on a city-wide investigation of how urban design shapes the mind - from soaring façades and winding streets to tube...
In the early 1980s, a Savoy bartender sparked the London stage ritual Frank Sinatra adored – and now, more than 40 years later, that music has returned to an award-winning Soho club
It began in the early 1980s when a Savoy bartender inspired the London stage ritual beloved by Frank Sinatra - and now, more than 40...
By 2030 every London minicab could be electric – ushering in cleaner air and quieter streets for the capital – BBC
By 2030, London could see its entire minicab fleet go electric, after regulators and industry backed measures to cut emissions, clean up the air and...
Lord Mayor’s Show flows back to the Thames with a spectacular river pageant – ianVisits
London's Lord Mayor's Show sails back to its river roots with a dazzling Thames pageant - historic barges glide past the Embankment as crowds gather...
Takero Shimazaki turns a makeshift theatre into a striking, church-like permanent venue in London – Dezeen
Takero Shimazaki transforms a makeshift London theatre into a permanent, church-like space, preserving the intimacy of performance while introducing durable materials and a hushed, contemplative...
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William Sitwell raves that Cépage in London is "absolutely, wonderfully, friggin' divine" - a petite jewel where refined bistro cooking, precisely chosen wines and an...
Alan Bennett’s The History Boys makes a triumphant return to London’s West End for its 20th anniversary – a joyous, fresh revival of the beloved classic – The Independent
Alan Bennett's The History Boys returns to London's West End after 20 years, reigniting debates about memory and youth as a vibrant new cast breathes...
London Comes Alive: A Bold New South Asian Arts Festival Debuts – Artforum
Artforum reports a bold new South Asian arts festival set to debut in London, bringing together multidisciplinary exhibitions, live performance, and film by regional and...
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This investigation reveals how centuries-old Thames crossings are being reshaped by commercial forces - asset sales, private leases and rising charges - that threaten to...