10 h. ago Live Review: Ethel Cain at Eventim Apollo, London – 9 October 2025

Live Review: Ethel Cain at Eventim Apollo, London – 9 October 2025  beatsperminute.com

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13 h. ago The world's 50 best bars have just been named for 2025 and four are in London

The world's 50 best bars have just been named for 2025 and four are in London  Times Series

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17 h. ago You’ll be able to see two rare supermoons in London before the end of 2025: dates and stargazing tips

You’ll be able to see two rare supermoons in London before the end of 2025: dates and stargazing tips  Time Out Worldwide

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19 h. ago Robbie Williams review – tiny Camden gig offers blinding star wattage – and a surprising new song about Morrissey

Dingwalls, LondonPreviewing new album Britpop to an audience of 600, the star promises ‘no stadium bravado’ and delivers droll new songs alongside stripped-back oldiesWhat do you do if you’re a superstar who has pulled well over a million people to a stadium tour? If you’re as contrary as Robbie Williams, you play a gig in a shoebox. This late-night show at the 600-capacity Dingwalls, the smallest venue of his career to date, is a rum event. It was originally a launch evening for a new album, Britpop, now postponed to February. Williams makes no bones about why. “It’s because of Taylor Swift,” he admits, in a week where her new album The Life of a Showgirl is outselling the rest of the UK Top 20 put together. “I could pretend it’s not, but it is. It’s selfish. I want a 16th No 1 album.”Bounding on stage just as the pubs are closing, a grinning Williams clearly relishes the intimate environment. “I’m not doing all that stadium bravado and pointing,” he vows, launching into a full, st...

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20 h. ago PAD London 2025 Is Here, and Middle East Galleries Make Their First

PAD London 2025 Is Here, and Middle East Galleries Make Their First-Ever Appearance  AD Middle East

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21 h. ago New Year's Eve fireworks: Sadiq Khan hikes ticket prices for tourists, but freezes cost for Londoners

Residents will continue to pay £20 or £35, but visitors will be charged £40 or £55 - a rise of up to 14%

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21 h. ago The five best bars in the world in 2025 as Barcelona featured twice

From London to Hong Kong, these five bars are at the top of their game

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35 h. ago London Film Festival 2025 Red Carpet: Kerry Washington, Tilda Swinton and More Celebrity Style, Photos

London Film Festival 2025 Red Carpet: Kerry Washington, Tilda Swinton and More Celebrity Style, Photos  WWD

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38 h. ago ‘Spectacular’ hidden Scottish pub named in World’s Best 50 Bars list for 2025

A Scottish speakeasy has been named as one of the best in the world in the 2025 top 50 bars list.

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39 h. ago London Design Festival 2025: interior design trends to watch this autumn/winter

Adele Cardani looks at the key autumn/winter 2025 interior design trends to know

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40 h. ago 11 films you shouldn't miss at the London Film Festival 2025 – from Knives Out to Anemone

11 films you shouldn't miss at the London Film Festival 2025 – from Knives Out to Anemone  empireonline.com

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42 h. ago World's 50 best bars 2025: Four familiar London names make the list

In a fresher list than in previous years, London had two bars in the top 10

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54 h. ago Wayne Thiebaud review – staggering still lifes to make your mouth water

Courtauld Gallery, LondonThe pop pioneer’s paintings of sweets and cakes offer up a succulent and incredibly moreish slice of a long-lost American dreamYou’re not allowed to lick paintings in museums, which is cruel when you’re faced with something as mouthwateringly tempting as Wayne Thiebaud’s art. The American pop pioneer dedicated his long career to cakes, sweets and gumball machines, a visual world of treats and candies laid out in American diners and on deli counters, tempting viewers to commit the ultimate crime and take a big, juicy bite.But he didn’t just paint for the sake of getting you salivating. His work (here at the Courtauld in his first ever UK museum show) is both an ultraserious take on the material history of painting, a sort of update on the long legacy of the still life, and a deep dive into burgeoning consumerism and the capitalistic euphoria of the mass-produced, mid-century American dream. Continue reading...

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56 h. ago London Film Festival 2025 Opens With Starry ‘Knives Out’ Screening

London Film Festival 2025 Opens With Starry ‘Knives Out’ Screening  Deadline

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59 h. ago Daniel Craig joins Mila Kunis and Kerry Washington at Knives Out 3 premiere as London Film Festival 2025 opens

Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery launched the 69th BFI London Film Festival, with stars including Andrew Scott and Daryl McCormack walking the red carpet

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64 h. ago 5 world famous bars that are coming to London for London Cocktail Week 2025

5 world famous bars that are coming to London for London Cocktail Week 2025  Time Out Worldwide

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65 h. ago White & Case announces London qualifying trainee retention rate for September 2025

White & Case announces London qualifying trainee retention rate for September 2025  White & Case LLP

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67 h. ago This major London train station has confirmed massive rail disruption for Christmas 2025

This major London train station has confirmed massive rail disruption for Christmas 2025  Time Out Worldwide

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3 d. ago Nicole Scherzinger review – raunchy gags and dazzling stylistic zigzags

Royal Albert Hall, London Riding high off Tony and Olivier wins, the Pussycat Doll turned theatre star showcases her astonishingly versatile singing chops and a standup’s gift for chaotic humourAs an impatient slow-clap echoes around west London’s iconic Royal Albert Hall – the star is running 45 minutes late – a seemingly nonplussed Nicole Scherzinger suddenly appears in spotlight, drenched in sparkly diamonds. Having built a career out of overcoming obstacles – breaking out of the shackles of both a girlband (the 55m-selling Pussycat Dolls) and various TV talent show judging panels – a little polite animosity isn’t going to rain on her parade. Later, during a rendition of Maybe This Time from Cabaret, just as hope overcomes despair, she introduces the crowd to her friends “Lawrence and Tony”, AKA the awards she won for her rapturously-received turn in Sunset Boulevard.Billed as An Evening with Nicole Scherzinger, tonight’s aim is to fuse all of her career tangents. Split into two ...

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3 d. ago Lynne Ramsay’s passion, Jim Jarmusch’s star turn and knives come out again: Peter Bradshaw’s London film festival picks

Among this year’s must-sees Jennifer Lawrence brings gothic steam, Daniel Craig takes a new case and a constellation of luminaries get cosmicRian Johnson’s whodunnit Knives Out franchise with Daniel Craig as the eccentric Southern detective Benoit Blanc put some fizz into the London film festival a couple of years ago when the second film in the series was included. Now the threequel is the festival’s opening gala: Josh O’Connor is the principled young priest who finds himself in the frame when his fierce clerical superior is whacked – and Benoit has to find out the truth. Continue reading...

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