The great London freesheet battle of 2006 officially commences today with the launch of thelondonpaper. The whale who wandered into the Thames this January was apparently suffering from a form of arthritis. London’s luxury homes are now the most expensive in the world. One man …
Despite the best efforts of his lawyer to compare Ken Livingstone to Bill Clinton and Jeffrey Archer and a central argument which concentrated on the fact that Livingstone had ‘been rude to journalists for years’ (note to Ken: get a better lawyer), the mayor has …
Last week, Fraser James used the power of Lawro to good effect, scoring a highly respectable 3 out of 5. After Sarah Johnson had hit the same score the previous week, we felt that the ‘FPP’ (as it’s known in the corridors of power) was …
This week: Walk the Line, Grizzly Man and Derailed plus the week’s film news and gossip. The first two month’s of 2006 have seen almost an embarrassment of riches as far as cinematic offerings are concerned… and it’s pissing us off. When are we supposed …
Today’s Telegraph has a good article on “female impresario”, Sally Greene’s recent investment in the legendary Soho jazz club. Greene is the woman who ‘saved’ the Old Vic, convinced Kevin Spacey to becoem a patron of the theatre, persuaded Elton John to write all 19 …
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