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Hot Mess at The Other Palace: A five-star climate Rom-Com - Review

When a press release lands describing a show as a “climate change romantic comedy musical” and the venue is mercifully air-conditioned during the week London decided to melt into a puddle, you go. You go immediately. Last night I hauled my sticky, overheated self to The Other Palace in Victoria, slid into a cool velvet seat and watched two people on a stage do more for the environmental…
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Frida Kahlo at Tate Modern: A must-see exhibition - Review

When an invitation lands promising a press view of the biggest Frida Kahlo exhibition ever staged in this country, you do not simply put on a sensible blouse and turn up. I turn up with a Frida dress, naturally (I did it also for the Mondrian exhibition). Mine came from the magical hands of Italian fashion brand Antica Sartoria, all embroidered flowers and full skirts with Frida’s image on it…
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Coyo Taco, St James’s review: We ate our body weight in Tacos and have zero regrets

When an invitation lands promising an evening of tacos, frozen margaritas and a DJ spinning until late, all in honour of David Beckham’s favourite Miami taco joint landing in London, you cancel your Thursday night plans and you dig out your stretchiest waistband. Yesterday evening, Carolina and I did exactly that, and we are still thinking about the pork. Coyo Taco has taken over a sleek spot…
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Attraction review: Space Explorers - The International Space Station Experience

Space Explorers: The International Space Station Experience has finally made its European debut in Camden, and after months of hearing about its global success I could not wait to take my family along. It is, quite simply, the most immersive virtual reality adventure I have ever tried. From the moment I pulled on the lightweight headset, the basement venue dissolved and I was no longer standing on…
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Star chat! Karen Hauer on leaving Strictly, learning tap, and making me cry (happy tears)

I am a self?confessed superfan. But this isn’t just another interview for me. It is my third time chatting with the one and only Karen Hauer, the Venezuelan whirlwind who became the heart and soul of Strictly Come Dancing for an incredible 14 years. From the very first time we met, I have been completely under her spell. I have followed her every paso doble, jive, and show dance, religiously…
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Top 9 experiences for students in London

London is one of the world’s most exciting student cities. Home to prestigious universities, diverse cultures, and endless opportunities for personal growth, the UK capital offers much more than just classrooms and libraries. Whether you’re studying abroad for a semester or pursuing a full degree, London provides countless experiences that can enrich your academic journey and create…
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Duran Duran, Scissor Sisters and Nile Rodgers: The ultimate summer Sunday at BST Hyde Park

London Mums, clear your diaries for Sunday 5 July. American Express presents BST Hyde Park has just dropped the full line-up for Duran Duran’s headline show, and it is an absolute belter. Just imagine yourself, a picnic blanket, a mildly overpriced prosecco, and a parade of musical legends under the summer sky. The kids can run wild on the grass while you pretend you are still cool enough to…
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How to add Human Presence to Digital Marketing with an AI Character

Digital marketing today needs to be more present and more human to connect with the audience. When content is automated and impersonal online, brands struggle with engagement. Pippit’s AI-powered avatars are effective in bridging this communication gap. This article details how AI-generated characters with humanized personalities can boost marketing effectiveness in today’s world. Readers will…
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War Horse at the National Theatre: better than the book and the film

In 28 years of living in London and dragging myself to countless theatre shows, I had never seen War Horse. I read the book by Michael Morpurgo its my son Diego when he was at primary school. We did not love it. I watched the film. I was not a fan. So when the National Theatre invited me to the opening night of its return to the Olivier stage, I went with mild curiosity rather than burning…
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Free comedy, LEGO DUPLO and a rare chance to laugh while your toddler plays elsewhere

You are sitting in a beautiful theatre. A comedian is making you laugh so hard you forget you have a child. And that child is not sitting next to you asking for a snack every thirty seconds. They are in a separate room, supervised by professionals, building things out of LEGO DUPLO. Sounds like a dream? It is happening. And it is free. On Sunday 14th June, the LEGO Group and Peanut (the app…
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