The obscure but much-admired electronica outfit launch their first album since 1996.
Midweek already. At least Burgess Park has some good news: 'fraid the rest is fairly indifferent.
A smattering of out of the ordinary events around town to help you through the Valentine's Day mire, whatever your romantic inclinations.
We don't know what films they'll be screening or what inventive locations they'll be leading you to but Secret Cinema is back between 11-27 February.
The experimental stand-up delivers a scattergun show with the help of a tiny guitar.
Central line commuters delayed after copper theft.
Ideas Man Shed Simove talks to us about scandal, science, smut and his novelty gift empire.
A weekend dedicated to Yinka Shonibare and his Ship in a Bottle features films, discussions and an origami battle of Trafalgar. Download your own battle-ready origami boat template today!
Increases in parking charges leave locals fuming.
The murkiest era in London's history finally gets mapped.
Attend a Reel London Film Screening of "Southern Comforts – South London in archive film" on Friday 18 February between 1-4pm; a free drop in event at the London Metropolitan Archives.
In search of alternative ways to stay in shape, Barnet blogger Rog T tells us about his conversion to Ashtanga yoga.
Where to watch the 2011 Super Bowl this Sunday in London.
National Gallery and Tate Britain among 17 galleries now explorable using Street View tech.
Boris Johnson faced challenges at City Hall yesterday over the TFL employee perk that extends free travel across the network to a family member or nominated partner.
Tuesday's headline news. From the serious to the downright silly. Special-guest-featuring a story about boobs.
Mike Figgis makes his operatic directorial debut with Donizetti’s seldom performed opera about the notorious Renaissance family.
The Night Kitchen Cabaret return to London with their fantastic new show Imbolc Blues at the Clerkenwell Theatre.
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