Art Meets Death In This Macabre Exhibition
Macabre art including an edible human skull and taxidermied animals remind us that death is inevitable.
Macabre art including an edible human skull and taxidermied animals remind us that death is inevitable.
Two other peers and a famous grocer left the Ritz horizontally.
A morbidly fascinating day of free films (sponsored post).
One man’s morbid collection comes to Euston Road.
275 races on the river to watch and one Grim Reaper to look out for.
Get to grips with your mortality over tea and cake at the Death Cafe.
Where’s Poirot when you need him?
You’ll be dying to see them…
An awfully big adventure? Better get informed and prepared, then
Two very different choreographers work out if Mahler’s ‘Farewell’ can be danced to.
Via Annie Mole‘s blog: a body was reportedly discovered early this morning on the tracks at Bayswater tube. The discovery, and the police investigation that has followed, have caused the closure of the Circle line and suspension on the District line. More details from The …