In the glittering world of Hollywood, where dreams are spun into gold and stories shape our imagination, the Oscars are the grand stage where the best of the best take their bows. But in the midst of the glitz and glamour, there’s a tale of a plastic princess who danced her way into our hearts only to be left standing in the wings, wondering why the spotlight didn’t shine on…
Join me as I unravel the layers of the talented Sicilian actor Luigi Lo Cascio’s artistry in this exclusive interview, diving deep into his commitment to complex roles and profound social activism. And don’t miss out on the insider anecdotes from his delightful performance in the globally acclaimed Amazon series, The Bad Guy.
But hold onto your seats! The Bad Guy is back with a bang!
“Yoko Ono: Music of the Mind,” the captivating exhibition at Tate Modern, invites you on an extraordinary journey through seven decades of Yoko Ono’s groundbreaking artistry. Running until 1st September, 2024, this immersive showcase unveils over 200 works spanning installations, films, music, and photography.
Tate Modern offers a fresh perspective on a figure often…
Similar to a timeless black and white photograph, t-shirts possess an enduring allure that transcends the ever-changing world of fashion. The t-shirt remains a fundamental element in any wardrobe, serving as a versatile foundation for creating countless outfits. Originally crafted as a modest military garment, the t-shirt has since transformed into an iconic fashion staple embraced by both…
Hey there, London mums and dads! As the days get longer and the weather gets brighter, it’s time to shake off those winter blues and dive into some fun family adventures in the city. From outdoor escapades to indoor delights, there’s something for everyone to enjoy this March. So, grab your little ones and let’s explore what London has to offer!
Spring at Mudchute Farm
1. Spring Strolls in…
Off-peak Friday fares are starting this week as part of a trial to make travelling around London more affordable. During this trial, the fare will be reduced to £3.60, saving you £2 on your journey. The Mayor’s budget has allocated £24 million to support this initiative, which aims to encourage more people to use public transport and help compensate our transport network.
To boost…
“The Trust Fall: Julian Assange” is an important documentary released in UK cinemas on 15th March 2024 (www.thetrustfall.org). Why should we, the people of Britain, the parents of London, care about Julian Assange? It’s about the right to freedom and to the truth. We live in free countries in Europe, and we should be able to continue to trust our democratically elected governments.
Native herbal practices are like a complex tapestry with a lot of cultural meaning and a long past. Many generations have used these old healing methods based on a deep link to nature and offer a complete approach to health. From the bottom of the Amazon jungle to the middle of Australia’s outback, each practice shows a different connection to the land and a deep respect for the healing…
Over the past 10 years, I’ve attended two of Nathan Sawaya‘s exhibitions, prior to the latest instalment of Art of the Brick in Shoreditch. I must say, this one feels more streamlined but comes with higher ticket prices for visitors. The world-famous LEGO® art exhibition, Art of the Brick, is open again in London for this spring.
Here are some key highlights:
ThisLEGO® Art…
In recent years, the internet has become an invaluable tool for accessing information and resources on a wide range of topics, including autism. As awareness of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) has grown, so too has the demand for reliable and accessible information. Are online resources truly helpful for people with autism, their families, and caregivers? Let’s explore the various ways in…