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Exhibition review: Drawing the Italian Renaissance at Buckingham Palace 

If you’re passionate about Italian art, Drawing the Italian Renaissance at The King’s Gallery in Buckingham Palace is a dream come true. Showcasing around 160 works by over 80 artists, including celebrated masters like Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Raphael, Titian, as well as talents from my hometown of Bologna like the Carracci brothers and Pellegrino Tibaldi, this exhibition offers…
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Interview! Saying ‘Si’ to Style: The Art of Bespoke Couture with Teresa Si

In the world of bespoke fashion, few designers embody elegance and craftsmanship like Teresa Scognamiglio, founder of Teresa Si Couture. With a lifelong passion for design and an eye for both beauty and innovation, Teresa has carved out a niche where each dress becomes a piece of wearable art. Her atelier in Surbiton has become a beacon for bespoke couture, where women from all walks of life come…
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Movies

Film review: Venom: The Last Dance – Tom Hardy’s wild finale!

On Thursday, 24th October 2024,London Mums Magazine had the thrilling opportunity to catch the latest escapade of our favourite symbiote anti-hero, Venom: The Last Dance, featuring the ever-charismatic Tom Hardy. Now, if you’ve been living under a rock (or maybe just avoiding the Marvel universe), let’s get you up to speed: Venom has been on quite the journey, featuring in four…
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Movies

Film review: Transformers One starring Chris Hemsworth

Two teenage reporters from London Mums Magazine were thrilled to be invited to review Transformers One. As lifelong fans who grew up surrounded by Transformers movies and toys, they had plenty to say about this latest instalment in the beloved franchise. The Story Transformers One takes us way back to where it all began – to the very origins of the Autobots and Decepticons. Directed by Josh…
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An evening of art and music: Pizzi Cannella's exhibition at the Italian Cultural Institute

The Italian Cultural Institute in London was abuzz last night, hosting the much-anticipated opening of Piero Pizzi Cannella ‘s latest exhibition, in collaboration with the Italian Consulate. Titled“Giunge l’istante in cui non puoi più aggiungere né sottrarre. È allora che l’opera si compie,” (“The moment arrives when you can no longer add or subtract. It is then…
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Movies

Joker: Folie à Deux, a Psychopath La La Land

Imagine a film where American Psycho meets The Singing Detective in a twisted, surreal musical, with the dark undercurrents of La La Land‘s dreams versus reality. That’s the vibe Joker: Folie à Deux aims for, blending the haunting chaos of a psychopath’s mind with the dazzling, often illusory world of song and dance. Picture the chilling detachment of Patrick Bateman, but instead of…
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Books

Halloween must-reads from HarperCollins Children’s Books

As the spooky season approaches, it’s the perfect time to explore some engaging books that capture the spirit of this time. HarperCollins Children’s Books has released a fantastic selection of Halloween must-reads that are sure to entertain and inspire young readers. Here’s a round-up of some must-reads for families these ghostly festivities. 1. Paddington’s Trick or Treat By Michael…
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Movies

Film review: Tim Burton's Beetlejuice Beetlejuice (2024)

On Tuesday, 3rd September 2024, we had the pleasure of attending a special screening of Beetlejuice Beetlejuice at Cineworld Leicester Square. Here’s our take on Tim Burton‘s spooky sequel! The Story The Beetlejuice sequel takes us back to Winter River, where chaos reigns once again. Lydia Deetz (Winona Ryder) has settled into her adult life, but her rebellious daughter Astrid (Jenna…
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Film Review: Black Dog - A poignant tale of redemption and resilience

On Wednesday, 7th August, London Mums Magazine had the privilege of attending a screening of Black Dog at Soho Screening Rooms. This remarkable film has garnered significant attention, being the first Chinese-language film to win an award in the Un Certain Regard category and the only Chinese-language film to receive an accolade at this year’s Cannes Film Festival. Black Dog presents a…
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Film review: My Neighbour Totoro - in cinemas again over summer

Totoro on the big screen, a perfect outing for a rainy day. The animé Titan Hayao Miyazaki has produced dozens of big hitters, but Totoro is often considered his greatest. Totoro has the cult status of Winnie-the-Pooh here. A common theme in his movies is a childish sense of awe at the majesty of nature and the importance of respecting it. He expresses nostalgia for a pre-industrial 1950s Japan…
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