Features

  • Telly Hot: The Gillette Brouhaha
    Posted in: Features, Movies & TV Shows, Videos

    That women (much to their chagrin) have forever been ‘attacked’ and body shamed by unrealistic stereotypes and expectations of beauty in tv, movies, adverts, glossies is no secret. So have we truly come of age with men’s recent outcry and outrage, courtesy the recent Gillete advert? What’s the brouhaha all about? What’s Hot London?’s Calum […]

  • Top 5 Anticipated Games 2019
    The Top 5 Anticipated Games of 2019
    Posted in: Features, Videos

    2018 was a mammoth year for gaming, from the release of ‘God of War’ and ‘Red Dead Redemption 2’ to the breakout success of ‘PUPG’ and ‘Fortnite’. But as 2019 rolls around, it’s time to take a look at the new games . From long-awaited sequels to brand new titles from seasoned designers, there are loads […]

  • Being Lonely in London During This Time of the Year: A Film
    Posted in: Features, Videos

    The ooh and aahs of Yuletide spirit captured in TV commercials as people take off to exotic destinations. Cute as a button kids running around with Mummies and Daddies as they scurry with shopping bags from high street retailers loaded with expensive gifts for the holidays. Of 6-course meals with Turkeys and Hog roasts, laughter, […]

  • Willy Wonka Chocolate Factory Sanderson
    Willy Wonka Inspired Chocolate Factory
    Posted in: Features, Food & Dining

    Christmas is a time for indulgence, and Fitzrovia’s Sanderson hotel will be taking this to heart for the festive season with a Willy Wonka-inspired takeover that will see the hotel transformed into everyone’s favourite chocolate factory. In operation from the end of November until the new year,the pop-up will be an exercise in nostalgia that […]

  • Thomas Lumley’s Evidence That Something Happened
    Posted in: Features, Galleries & Museums, Promotions, Shows & Exhibitions

    For his latest body of work Thomas Lumley applies traditional drawing and portraiture techniques to explore the very essence of trees – exposing one in seemingly microscopic detail by using the cremated remains of another. The resulting charcoal abstractions are profoundly simple and gently poetic and invite the viewer to explore ostensibly familiar surfaces and […]

  • Royals and A-Listers Flock to The Box, Britain’s Most Elite and Risqué VIP Club
    Posted in: Bars & Clubs, Features, Shows & Exhibitions

    For a club so relatively young The Box in Soho, London has already built up a reputation amongst the capital’s VIP clubs and has an intriguing and colourful history. Owned by Simon Hammerstein (grandson of celebrated lyricist Oscar Hammerstein II), it was launched in 2011 as a ‘theatre of varieties’ and is located on the […]

  • Liv Austen Window Shopping
    Hot Tunes: Liv Austen’s Window Shopping
    Posted in: Concerts & Gigs, Features, People

    Norwegian-born singer-songwriter Liv Austen arrived in the UK in 2010 and soon found her voice as one of the hottest properties on the ever-expanding British country music scene. She’s become a key part of that explosion, but has the pop sensibility to cross over to the widest possible audience. The rave reviews that greet Austen’s […]

  • Global Surrealist Filmmakers Follow in the Footsteps of the Surrealist Pioneers
    Posted in: Events & Festivals, Features, Galleries & Museums, Movies & TV Shows, Shows & Exhibitions

    A century after the word surrealism was first used, a global collective of surrealist filmmakers has reinvented surrealist leader Andre Breton’s fold drawings – but this time using film, of course. And they may well be the first in a century to do it this way, using social media connectivity and digital film technology. In […]

  • Cheltenham Festival
    Hot Fest: A Spring Trip To The Cheltenham Festival
    Posted in: Events & Festivals, Features

    If you know much about the Cheltenham Festival, you know that it’s strongly associated with the early days of the spring season – which is to say at the time of this writing, it’s still about eight months away! However, that’s actually not a bad time to start thinking about it if it’s something you’d […]