In light of recent coverage on Tracy Chapman suing Nicki Minaj over an unauthorised sample it has got more people thinking about sampling in general. The practice of sampling in the music industry, or using soundbites of other tracks in your own song, really took
The world’s largest, free, youth film festival opened today with simultaneous pupil premieres of Illumination’s Dr. Seuss’The Grinch held in Manchester, London, Cardiff, Belfast, Edinburgh and London ahead of the film’s release in cinemas across the UK on 9th November. At each premiere, young audiences across the UK
In the first study of its kind, published in the Annals of Tourism Research, academics from the University of Surrey and the University of Oxford have examined how Autonomous Vehicles (AVs) may have a substantial impact on the future of urban tourism. When we think
Twelve London boroughs have signed up to the NHS Red Bag scheme, which will roll out this month. The bags, which contain key paperwork, medication and personal items like glasses, slippers and dentures, are handed to ambulance crews by carers and travel with patients to
London artist Joshua KYEOT has wowed in new EP She Loves Me Not! Over the last years, he’s released his two-track project, “She Loves Me” and sold out is first headline show at the Servant Jazz Quarters and performed with BBC Introducing. And now he
A contemporary sculpture, created by UCL Artist-in-Residence, Kristina Clackson-Bonnington, has been chosen by the Palace of Westminster to mark the 100th anniversary of the Representation of the People Act 1918. The House of Doors is a public art project, which invites viewers to consider how
Northumbrian Water Group, which includes Essex & Suffolk Water, and O2 are working together to develop an app that will support employees’ physical, social and financial wellbeing. After joining forces at the water company’s second Innovation Festival in July, the businesses are working with a
The Prime Minister welcomed over 150 volunteers, ambassadors and supporters of the charity as well as its chair Nick Winser to the event at Downing Street. The Prime Minister also presented one of the charity’s volunteers, David Allen, with a Points of Light award. David
One of the most entertaining stylists of London Fashion Week, Emma Lehane – AKA Hair in The Chair – stepped on busy Carnaby Street to trim the hair of celebrity photographer and publisher Joe Alvarez to support Emma’s charity of choice Crisis. Hair in The
The new range oozes glamour, perfect-fitting swimwear with gorgeous colourways and beautiful print. JAG London is introducing a bandeau bikini, bandeau swimsuit as well as criss-cross and triangle bikinis, along with designs from the original collection which JAG London customers love. The colour ways of