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Category: Art & Culture
London: Handpicked Nudges and Thrills
Since moving to London last summer, I’ve used the internet, specifically Blogs and Twitter to find out what’s going on in the city. Recently, quite a few people have been asking me how I find out about the events I’ve …
Top 5 English Tea Books
As a lover of tea and all things English, I have decided to piece together my choice of Top 5 English Tea Books. The following collection, act as the perfect book shelf accompaniments. 5. The Ritz London Book Of Afternoon …
A Great Iconic British Invention: The Teasmade
When Googling “teasmade” the following dictionary defination appears… Pronunciation: /ˈtiːzmeɪd/ noun trademark an automatic tea-maker. So that’s the answer to your first question. Yes, a teasmade is a machine for making tea automatically! Teasmades generally include an analogue alarm clock and …
An Electric Bel Ami
Located on Portobello Road in London’s Notting Hill the Electric Cinema offers a broad range of quality mainstream and art house films. The Electric Cinema first opened in London’s Portobello Road on 24 February 1910 and was one of the …
Getty Images: All Things Marilyn
This weekend I decided to take a trip into central to visit the Marilyn exhibition at the Getty Images Gallery in Eastcastle Street, London. The exhibition displays a collection of imagery and memorabilia to commemorate 50 years since the untimely death of Marilyn …
The Kenton
North of Victoria Park and on the way to Dalston you’ll find The Kenton, a transformed boozer that has been turned from football supporters’ watering hole to DJ pub with urban artwork and gallery space. Norwegian Egil Johansen is the …
Through The Looking Glass
Imagine a world of giant paper mache toadstools, neon rabbits projected onto walls and drinks served from teapots. This is the world of Through The Looking Glass. Image Source: Polyvore by Missy-Mimi This Friday (9th March) Adam Street Private Members …
