On Monday 1st of June London Mums Magazine sent a group of teenagers to review the Masters of The Universe below is what they thought of it:
Masters of the Universe is a film that balances adventure, action, and comedy in a way that makes it accessible to a wide audience. Based on the classic franchise He-Man and the Masters of the Universe, which gained popularity through the 1980s animated…
The Sheep Detectives premiere brought mystery, fun and family thrills to London families on 26th April, when London Mums Magazine team enjoyed a fantastic afternoon, with the event turning into much more than just a film screening. Before the movie began, children were treated to a fun-filled pre-show party with games, activities and gifts, creating a brilliant atmosphere and plenty of excitement…
London Mums Magazine had the privilege of attending the preview of Wild Foxes, a French film with English subtitles. I took three young teenagers along with me, and every single one of us connected with the movie – each in our own way. Here’s what we thought.
Wild Foxes effectively portrays how a trauma?riddled young man in a high?stakes sporting environment can quickly lose both a…
The West End has Six new Queens who have taken up their crowns at the Vaudeville Theatre from last 24 February, as the home-grown musical sensation continues its run, now booking until January 2027. London Mums have checked it out and loved it. The concept is simple: the six wives of Henry VIII reintroduce themselves as pop stars, each telling their story like it’s a mini concert set. It could…
London Mums Magazine attended a screening of They Will Kill You at Vue West End (Leicester Square). Here’s what the contributors had to say:
Despite not being a fan of horror films, I decided to attend the screening of They Will Kill You. Curious and a little apprehensive, I found myself drawn in the film’s clever mix of scares and comedy. Proving that even a horror skeptic can enjoy a…
At London Mums Magazine, our contributors come from all walks of life, offering honest perspectives on theatre, cinema, restaurants and more. On Wednesday 11 March 2026, we attended the Marylebone Theatre to review Yentl. The review was a shared experience between myself, Ranjeet Panesar (48), and Verena McCarthy (86). What follows are Verena’s reflections on the production.
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On another characteristically wet London afternoon, London Mums Magazine was invited to step inside the magic of the latest Mundo Pixar Experience. Located on Fulton Road in Wembley, the venue offered a warm escape from the February drizzle, greeting us with a champagne reception, sweet treats, and friendly organisers eager to guide us through.
I’m Ranjeet Panesar, a contributor for London…
On a wet Tuesday night (10th February), London Mums Magazine reporters headed to Leicester Square for a viewing of the latest horror movie release, Whistle, out in UK today.
The story follows a group of US college students in this teen horror story where you think, “Surely blowing the cursed Aztec death whistle is a bad idea,” and the teenagers respond, “Challenge…
On Sunday 8th February, London Mums Magazine reporters headed to Picturehouse Central for a multimedia screening of GOAT, the latest film from the artists behind Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse and K-Pop Demon Hunters. With such strong predecessors expectations were high, but the film delivered. GOAT is out now.
The story follows Will, a small goat with big dreams of becoming a…
London Mums Magazine was excited to go along to Operation Ouch! Quest for the Jurassic Fart! at the Royal Festival Hall (Tue 30 Dec 2025 – Fri 2 Jan 2026) – although admittedly and probably in hindsight mistakably we had never seen the tv show Operation Ouch! on CBBC.
The stage show sees TV’s favourite doctor twins, Dr Chris and Dr Xand van Tulleken, take audiences on a dino-stomping…