Research by CashLady has used Google search data to reveal each country’s favourite superhero movie – and the world’s overall fave too! So, did yours make the cut? The world’s favourite superhero movies (the no. of countries they come top in) 1. Black Panther, 48 countries 2. Spider-Man,
Van Common is the solo moniker of Amsterdam’s multi-instrumentalist and producer Sebastiaan van Ravenhorst and he plays his debut London show at O2 Academy2 Islington on 13 February 2020. As a true hermit, the young man retreated to a small beach house in the southwest of the Netherlands. D.I.Y.
Following the first wave of show announcements for AMP London 2020, Britain’s premier music tastemaker Annie Mac has announced the first speakers for the AMP London Conference held on Friday 6th March at Camden House. Tickets are on sale now, available from www.gigsandtours.com and https://www.anniemacpresents.com/london.
Showcasing state of the art immersive technologies, Mitcham VR Festival will close FilmMerton, the year-long community arts outreach project in south west London, on Saturday 7th March. This incredible and free one-day event will present Virtual Reality and 360-degree films, giving visitors the opportunity to engage
It was officially announced last Friday that Morrissey’s 13th Solo Album and 2nd studio album for BMG Records, ‘I Am Not A Dog On A Chain’, is set to be released on March 20th, 2020. The album, produced by Grammy award winning producer Joe Chicarelli
American reality star Frenchy Morgan, most famous for VH1 ‘Rock of Love’, ‘Charm School’ and Celebrity Big Brother is planning to undergo 7 plastic surgery procedures to look like an anime doll. In a documentary on Barcroft TV, Frenchy confesses to being absolutely obsessed with
SJM Concerts and Kilimanjaro are proud to present the debut headline show for transatlantic duo The Vision. Forged through a mutual love of disco, soul and funk Ben Westbeech & Kon embarked on this project many years ago, and after countless studio sessions all over
This February, Brent Cross Shopping Centre is set to host its annual Chinese New Year extravaganza providing fun for all the family on Saturday 1st February. Working in collaboration with the London Chinese Community Centre, Brent Cross shoppers will be treated to a spectacular afternoon of entertainment,
The nation has spoken, and Woody and Buzz from Toy Story have been crowned Britain’s all-time favourite on-screen bromance, as the big screen welcomes the highly-anticipated release of Bad Boys for Life. The research, commissioned by ODEON, is inspired by the iconic bond between Mike and Marcus in the Bad
Turning what is considered to be the most depressing time of the year into a day of teamwork, fun and laughter, The Crystal Maze LIVE Experience is giving visitors something extra to smile about this Blue Monday (20th January). The London attraction will be celebrating