The free photography festival Photomonth has been in full swing since the beginning of October and, despite the name, will run until the end of November. The exhibition is centred around Brick Lane and Shorditch but, there are also different events going on throughout London. Using various venues, from galleries to restaurants, there are over 100 exhibitions, each dedicated to a different style of photography.
Is it a disgrace or just plain predictable that The X-Factor has major flaws this year? Once again the show has failed to represent what The X-Factor should stand for - a singing competition. On Sunday night Lucie Jones and twins John and Edward were in the last two and had to battle it out in the sing-off to stay another week. But who went? I’m sure I don’t have to even say it, as you probably guessed correctly: the untalented boys missed the eviction, when Simon put the deciding vote to the public.
The free photography festival Photomonth has been in full swing since the beginning of October and, despite the name, will run until the end of November. Using various venues in East London, from galleries to restaurants, there are over 100 exhibitions, each dedicated to a different style of photography.
If you need a break from a the rush of Christmas shoppers on Oxford Street, then why not see some art at the Political Cartoon Gallery round the corner? A series of David Cameron cartoons are now on show at the gallery on 32 Store Street, which is a stones throw away from Goodge Street Tube Station.
With meditation it is possible to switch off from stressful daily routines and the positive effects are limitless. Mistakenly perceived by many as a practice for hippy freaks or happy clappy new-agers, it is truly within everyone’s reach. Dada Jyotirupananda's meditation classes help people of all ages, religions and backgrounds reach that state inner state of peace, free of charge.
Any art lovers wandering along the Thames this Autumn will have plenty for their delectation with the 2009 Turner Prize exhibition at the Tate Britain and Tate Modern's Pop Life.
Category B is the first of three plays to open the Not Black and White season at the Tricycle Theatre. Three black playwrights have commissioned three plays exploring the general theme of society in today's London/Britain.
This Is It depicts Michael in his element as he rehearsed for his up and coming UK tour of the same name, showing in chronological order how the sold out shows would have looked to an audience.
John Kramer AKA Jigsaw (Tobin Bell) is back – for the sixth time! Directed by Kevin Grutert, the latest instalment of the SAW series doesn’t fail to please.
Scribblenauts is an imaginative and exciting new platform puzzler from 5th Cell for Warner Brother games.
