London’s ever-rising operational costs and corporate development threaten the survival of venues like the Prince Charles Cinema. They are increasingly relying on cultural events such as the London Film Festival to stay visible and viable.
Any excuse for Londoners to have a slightly larger pint? Oktoberfest is your answer. What do the Germans have to say about it?
Brands are increasingly using political messaging to appeal to ethical consumers. But as campaigns grow more visible, so do accusations of performative activism and consumer fatigue
The ICA’s latest exhibition by Tanoa Sasraku is an eye-opening commentary on the complexities of the inherent links between oil and national identity.
Inside the Imperial War Museum’s exhibition confronting sexual violence in conflict. Unsilenced: Sexual Violence in Conflict is finishing its six-month…
An immersive and thought‑provoking installation by Elmgreen & Dragset that reimagines the act of spectatorship and turns the audience into part of the artwork.
The 69th BFI London Film Festival concluded this weekend with record-breaking momentum, attracting global talent and a new wave of film enthusiasts.
Cass Sunstein, author of Nudge discusses the release of his new book Manipulation.
In the wake of a fragile ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, a panel of Palestinian writers gathered at EartH Hackney to celebrate the launch of a landmark anthology Gaza: The Story of a Genocide.
A bold, funny, and heartfelt solo musical comedy by Kit Ford that explores the complexities of growing up queer and trans.
