The world famous Harlem Globetrotters, featuring some of the most electrifying athletes on the planet, will bring their spectacular show to the United Kingdom in April and May 2019, as part of their world tour. The Globetrotters’ one-of-a-kind show is unrivalled in the world of
From advising crime writers on forensics for their novels to investigating mass fatalities due to natural disasters, Sue Black, one of the world’s leading anatomists and forensic anthropologists, has come to know the many faces of death. To celebrate the paperback publication of All That Remains,
SPARE PARTS, from 28 February to 12 May, is the second exhibition season from the new Science Gallery London at King’s College London in London Bridge. The free exhibition and accompanying events programme will explore the art, science, ethics and technology that enables human repair
Get out your big knickers! Bridget Jones has finally decided that this year, she will take control of her life -even if that means sleeping with her boss! Don’t be All by Yourself this Valentine’s day! Join us on a hysterical, musical journey as Bridget
The story of ‘The little engine that can’, comes to mind when looking at British indie film ‘Do Something, Jake’. Like any cash strapped movie the challenges of sourcing talent, location and crew were real. This project however miraculously brought an entire community together to not only
Visitors to this year’s Coastival will see Reliant Robins with stained glass windows and many other surprises amongst the artwork, installations, open studios and workshops. As the Scarborough festival celebrates its 10th anniversary, there’ll also be the chance to enjoy a celebration of a decade of Coastival in photographs. An
It’s a month into the new year and there’s still no better time to follow your dreams! The Crystal Maze LIVE Experience is on the hunt for extra Maze Masters to take on the role of a lifetime and it could be your time to
The Imperial War Museum located near Zone 1’s Elephant & Castle is showcasing their Mimesis: African Soldier photograph installation, where emotionally moving imagery is displayed in remembrance of the millions of African and colonial soldiers, labourers and carriers who served in the First World War.
One of the inaugural artists in residence at The Muse some fifteen years ago, Corinne Charton returns to the gallery with a solo exhibition of video and collage works. Corinne’s practice is centred around a playful disruption of familiar narratives; whether by breaking up tightly
A fifth of Brits admit they have pulled an all-nighter to watch their favourite TV Box Set*, according to new research from streaming service NOW TV, who today revealed it will be offering one lucky Brit the chance to win £35,000 to take the UK’s
You must be logged in to post a comment.