The Pet Shop Boys return to the London stage with a new full-length ballet at Sadler's Wells.
Meet a lion-taming, prostitute-bothering priest and a man who knows a thousand words for vagina.
Londonist reviews Whose Blood at The Old Operating Theatre, where bodies were in much demand in 1832, for many different reasons...
Bleak, spiky and streaked with black humour: Andrew Sheridan's award-winning play comes to the Soho Theatre.
Find out which London stations overcharge Oyster users.
Some powerful street photography featuring protests, police and flashmobs from Chris Beckett.
The mayor puts Barclays on the spot to cough up another £25m for cyclists.
Enjoy these signs of spring at Kew while you can - it's going to get cold and wet this weekend.
Locally owned Japanese restaurant chain, Tsuru, opened a third location earlier this week smack dab in the middle of corporate lawyer land.
"...leaves much Western film-making looking old-fashioned."
A series of verbatim stories from those living in parts of the world already suffering the consequences of global warming: commendable in its intention, but lacking drama.
Change, flux and motion in contemporary British Art.
A Walk of Love has been changing anti-gay messages appearing in east London in to messages of love and understanding. Fighting fire with soothing waters rather than more fire, another Walk of Love is scheduled for this evening.
Ta-da!
The weekend post is brought to you this week by the TNT Travel Show.
Hipster favourites thumb their noses at Royal pomp and circumstance by harking back to the 1981 nuptials.
Be an Olympic guinea pig with a year long programme of test events.
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