All posts tagged nostalgic
Everything I Know About Love by Dolly Alderton
“Nearly everything I know about love, I’ve learnt from my long-term friendships with women.” Dolly Alderton is a journalist and writer who published her debut novel, Everything I Know About […]
The Twilight Renaissance – discovering the Saga again.
Back in July, when the last few weeks of summer stretched out in dullness as people started to leave and night outs started to repeat, I was looking for something […]
Two must-do events in London this autumn.
Drink in Autumn @ Madison, London. I know many of us are already nostalgically looking to winter in anticipation for warm and cosy mulled wines and hot chocolates to starve […]
Michael Jackson: On the Wall – The King of Pop, Fashion and Art
Music, fashion and art have always influenced one another, and throughout Michael Jackson’s iconic reign as the King of Pop, this was and is highly evident. Set to showcase his profound […]
Pacific Rim: Uprising Review – Independence Day Meets Rock ‘em Sock ‘em Robots in This Slight Yet Enjoyably Steely Sequel
Guillermo del Toro’s titanic action film, Pacific Rim, was a surprising success in 2013: an effects-heavy mechs vs kaiju bout that embodied the directors’ passion for all that is larger-than-life […]
Exclusive preview: Smoky Cocktails at Threadneedle Bar
Not ready to say goodbye to the cold winter months yet? Threadneedle Bar is releasing an exclusive range of ‘Smoky Cocktails’ to keep you warm from the 13th of February […]
INTERVIEW: Comedian Charlie Robb
I recently got the chance to have a chat with comedian Charlie Robb, who is about to debut his one-man show: Romantic Encounters in a Dark Room, across London. Robb, a Cambridge […]
Disney: From Renaissance to Remakes
In the last few years, Disney has been releasing new iterations of their fairy tales through the medium of live-action as opposed to their original animation form. What is also […]
Christmas Theatre Picks
Christmas always makes me think of the theatre. A family outing to see the local pantomime or younger siblings’ school nativity is usually on the cards. But what about London? […]