Amy Townsend and her little sister Kim Townsend as little girls get told by Daddy Gordan Townsend (Colin Quinn) why he and Mommy are divorcing. Just as they’d get bored playing with just one doll all their lives, that they might like to play with other dolls, so too Daddy would and that’s why Daddy […]
Hélène Amouzou: Voyages. The artist’s journey from Invisible to Visible The Autograph ABP Gallery in Shoreditch has a remarkable track record for documenting the experiences of those whose stories need to be heard and holds the distinction of being England’s first gallery space for diversity in visual arts. Hélène Amouzou’s haunting analogue, hand-printed photographic […]
The Best Of Hackney Food & Drink: Restaurants, Cafes, Coffee Shops, Street Food, Bars! From artisan food stalls in Shoreditch, to hip and affordable restaurants in Dalston, we bring you the best of Hackney food and drink this summer. The pull of rooftop and waterside dining will be particularly strong this month with […]
If you’re a fan of casino movies, you’ll love this list of the top three films with British actors, with glamour and elegance guaranteed! From Bond flicks to modern classics to underrated gems, this list of the top 3 casino movies with British actors, is among the very best and most exhaustive out there – […]
The Science Museum has always been one of the most interactive museum experiences in London with buttons to push and cranks to turn. Whether you think Science is your thing or not, it has always been easy to while away hours there and get drawn into the fascinating application of science in transport, space travel, […]
Intrepid adventurers don’t come much more iconic than Indiana Jones. So, when it was announced that the latest movie featuring the legendary movie character was coming to London, the UK public was excited. Not only will there be a new instalment in the film series, but the English capital will be at the epicentre of […]
Everyone feels they have a good book in them. Even those who can’t write! And with Christmas festivities over and the new year bringing with it hope and new energy, the frustrated authors amongst us find renewed impetus to tackle those elusive first pages of our masterpiece. But making your name as a writer in […]
Every decade comes with science fiction films that capture the public’s imagination and forever shape entertainment discourse, but few can boast the legacy of the Matrix. Released in 1999 and followed by two sequels in 2003, The Matrix has become a cultural touchstone, reaching far beyond the confines of the mere film. With a […]
With Brexit hindering artist travel to Europe and lockdown affecting countries further afield, artist Denise Wyllie reflects on her paused international connections. We discuss the importance of such influences in her work. International artist Denise Wyllie is amongst the many UK artists bound by the restrictions of the pandemic but looks forward to revisiting the […]
The ever-changing pandemic that is the Coronavirus has now seen many self-isolate. Advice has changed somewhat too, with over 70’s advised to self-isolate for up to four months and those who don’t necessarily show symptoms can also isolate for up to seven days. Despite the virus taking up to 14 days to show, it’s unclear […]
Hillary Clinton Graffiti/Painting Shoreditch By Street Artist Pegasus
