2011
By Lindsey

TONIGHT: London Independent Film Festival 2011

Micro and no-budget films and indie film makers are showcased at the Roxy and Shortwave from tonight.

By Rachel Holdsworth

Join Us On A Royal Wedding Pub Crawl Later Today

Londonist is loading up with flags and off to raise a glass or two to William and Kate.
By johnmcga

Ticket Alert: Gigs on Sale Friday 15 April

R&B at the Albert Hall, a controversial rap superstar and heavy metal with a 38-piece orchestra. It can only be this week's ticket onsales.
By SallyB2

Extra, Extra

Thursday news, incorporating the Royal Wedding daily trivia.
By Nicolas Chinardet

Gay Couple "Removed" From A Soho Pub "For Kissing"

A popular Soho pub found itself facing accusations of homophobia today after a gay couple claimed they were asked to leave the premises for kissing.
By Lindsey

Things To Do In London On The Cheap: 15-21 April

Celebrate Queensday and Vaisakhi, try beekeeping, learn about Che Guevara, support the London Marathon runners and much more.

By Zoe Craig

Reviews Round-Up: Betty Blue Eyes @ the Novello Theatre

What do London's theatre bloggers make of the West End's newest musical?
By tikichris

London Food & Drink News: 14 April 2011

Five tonnes of chocolate, 48 tonnes of sand and more add up to a yummy spring in London.
By Lindsey

TONIGHT: Seven Last Words @ St James' Church, Piccadilly

Text, dance and music will explore death and hope in a sacred setting tonight.

By M@

Maps: An East London Companion

Shops, markets, cafes and some decidedly mustard-coloured parks.
By Rachel Holdsworth

London Word Festival Review: Books Vs Cigarettes

Robin Ince once again curates an excellent night of intelligent comedy: can he and his guests find an activity better than reading?
By Ruth

Art Review: The King and The Minotaur

Explore art, cocktails and "how thick is wall" at The King and The Minotaur this month, and escape the conventional art gallery experience.
By M@

Ken Livingstone Mulls District Line Extension

Hounslow West could see resumption of District Line services after 40-year absence.
By M@

The City's Tallest Building: Inside The Heron Tower

We explore the first of a new generation of towers, currently changing London's skyline.
By Lindsey

Muswell Hill To Hampstead For Bee Swarm

Rogue apians swarmed in N10 last Friday forming a 'perfect ellipse' of bee terror.
By M@

Buster Martin: 'Britain's Oldest Working Man' Dies Age 104

Buster Martin claimed to be 104.

New T-Mobile Ad: Can You Guess What It Is Yet?

Sponsored post: T-Mobile's new video ad will be revealed on Friday... but what's the angle?

By SallyB2

Extra, Extra

Mid week news snippets. Including the daily Royal Wedding trivia.