After a week spent sweltering in offices, Londoners could be forgiven for looking forward to another weekend in the park. (Or enjoying a rejuvenating mudpack at Glasto – poor old Rob. Our sympathies go out to him in a very profound manner, especially since he …
Million-volt bolts of lightning. Cages shaped like coffins. Restraints. Tesla coils. The risk of instant death. All the ingredients which go into making a great West End show we think you’ll agree. Theatre of Science is a new ‘comedy’ show, which contains all these ingredients …
Lightning flashes around Londonist Towers. A heavy-leather-gauntlet clad fist pounds the boardroom table as our Editor screams: Controversy! I want controversy you two-fingered-typing Pitman-pushing hacks! An invisible grip tightens around our throats. And down here in the Londonist Music Dungeon who are we to argue. …
Londonist just finished watching last night’s special edition of BBC One’s Question Time in which a live audience grappled with the three main party leaders – if you missed it like we did first time round then there’s a web version here (link on the …
Now that’s a Prime Minister… flying through the heavens, defying the laws of nature, deflecting lightning blasts and still home well before the start of Blue Peter. Makes Howard’s powers of darkness seem a tad old fashioned… Damn, but this election is dull. Only a …
The shock of being back at work after the torpor of the Christmas holidays is a little bit like a cold that won’t quite go away, you can’t quite shift that nagging horrible feeling that’s stopping you feeling 100 per cent. To blast away the …
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