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Natalia Georgopolous reviews ‘Marie Antoinette Style’ exhibition at the V&A, Kensington.

Photo by Tom Gaiger Wyldest, real name Zoë Mead, has been steadily on the rise since her debut Dream Chaos in 2019. Inspired by Shoegaze, dreamy pop and various film soundtracks, she combines a love of music with immense technical skill to evoke atmospheric, dream-like soundscapes. Not only does she write and record her songs, but she also plays a major role in the accompanying visuals, drawing upon a background in Media Production and videography in her creation of immersiv

As a thug once joked in Arkham City, Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight might end up being the 'Arkham World' of the Batman games, only this time built brick by brick.

London Writers Centre Deptford Literature Festival by Kashif Haque The 30th year of the London Writers Centre, previously known as Spread the Word, stands witness to its glorific continuation of advocating for intersectional voices in publishing. The renaming contributes to its ideology of making room for underrepresented writers who are left out of mainstream spaces, by organising festivals, partnerships and the hosting of other programmes in London. The Booker Prize winnin

Photo Courtesy of Sarah Harvey Publicity The critically acclaimed epic from Palestinian American director Cherien Dabis, All That’s Left of You  follows the Palestinian struggle through the multigenerational lens of one family over seventy-five years in Palestine.   The story begins with Hanan (played by Cherien Dabis) pleading with a character we cannot see to listen to her son's (Noor) story. She insists that to understand her son, we must first know his grandfather, and so

Harry Lighton’s directorial debut, Pillion (2025), is everything it says on the tin and more. Inspired by Adam Mars-Jones’s novel, Box Hill (2020), we follow the relationship—or, perhaps more appropriately, arrangement—shared between two gay men living in south-east London—one an unassuming, barbershop-singing parking warden, and the other a mysterious, unabashedly kinky biker.

Writer Hannah Breen reviews Maya Delilah's show as the supporting act for Lawrence at the O2 Academy Brixton

Writer Shanai Tanwar reflects on her experience as an international student in London as her first term draws to a close.

Photo by Emma Todbjerg As Ona Mafalda steps on stage in the quaint Dalston pub, The Victoria, the warm lights behind her cast an ethereal gleam over the space, occupied solely by Mafalda and her drummer, Alex Moreno. The two are magnetic – not only with each other, but in the way they pull the audience effortlessly into their orbit. The audience seems to become part of their duet. This synergy is evident from the moment she appears.   Having already conquered some of Europe’s

Writer Arielle Sam-Alao sits down to interview Blakey ahead of the release of his latest single, "You! Girl...x" to discuss creative processes, career milestones, and threats to the music industry.