Entries from Londonist tagged with 'newengland'
January 28, 2008
News is breaking across the pond that this year's NFL fixture in the UK will be back at Wembley Stadium after all, with the New Orleans Saints hosting this season's losing Superbowl "semi-finalists" the San Diego Chargers on October 26th. San Diego president Dean Spanos, a member of the NFL's International Committee, reportedly in negotiations over the game almost since the first Wembley match ended just over two months ago, commented: We want to......
Continue Reading "NFL Update: Saints v Chargers at Wembley?"September 6, 2007
Fresh this Week: If news of the impending Doctor Who hiatus is giving you palpitations, fear not – the Book Grocer brings you not one but three new books based on the popular series: Paul Magrs – Sick Building The Doctor and Martha travel to Tiermann’s World, a planet where sabre-toothed tigers still roam. They arrive to warn everyone that an extremely hungry alien creature is on its way and if they don’t take action......
Continue Reading "The Book Grocer"May 24, 2007
Kirsty MacColl's final album was the rather wonderfully Cuban-influenced Tropical Brainstorm which included the 2000 hit 'In these Shoes'. Her career had always had its fair share of ups and downs, but a disproportionate amount of her seminal work (either her own songs or cover versions) seems to tap directly into our own feelings and memories at the time - Walking Down Madison, collaboration with the Pogues, A New England, Days. After the success......
Continue Reading "Londonist Loves...A Bench in Soho Square"February 14, 2007
As the squads for next month's cricket world cup in the Caribbean are announced news reaches us of an intriguing public gathering of some of the game's cognoscenti in London on the eve of the tournament. From Thursday 1st to Saturday 3rd March the Institute of Commonwealth Studies plays host to the international conference "Cricket: Dawn of a new world – growth, development and commerce" on the premises of Goodenough College at Mecklenburgh Square......
Continue Reading "London Hosts Major Cricket Conference"November 24, 2005
Wood Green hacker Gary McKinnon could face extradition to the US today. A man died after falling through the roof of a supermarket during a police chase earlier this week. The supermarket was open at the time and one shopper was hurt. Two men have been arrested after 200kg of pure ketamine was found at a house in Hillingdon. The New England Journal of Medicine tells us that David Blaine lost a quarter of......
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