August 2012
By Zoe Craig

Theatre Review: Julius Caesar @ The Noel Coward Theatre

Shakespeare's political thriller pulses with vibrant freshness in this African setting from the RSC.
By Londonist

Northern Nights Film Festival: Vote Now

Screenings of new short films under the stars in Marylebone Pleasure Gardens.

By Franco Milazzo

Cabaret Review: Le Gateau Chocolat @ Menier Chocolate Factory

London's prodigal drag diva returns to his roots for a double-choc treat.
By Zoe Craig

Preview: Open Air Cinema at London's Historic Royal Palaces (And Parks, Lidos And Gardens)

Classic movies in gorgeous settings.
By Rachel Holdsworth

AssetCo Sells Fire Engine Maintenance Company For £2

Contract to look after fire engines passes to a private equity firm.
By M@

Preview: The Mind Sports Olympiad

Diving chess, anyone?
By Tabish Khan

Art Preview: Nathan & Friends @ Curious Duke Gallery

A solo show by the street artist who rose to fame by featuring on the Apprentice.
By Zoe Craig

Sign Up Now: Big London Night Walk On 28 September

Enjoy London landmarks at night and raise money for The Big Issue at the same time.
By TimW

The Friday Photos: London Dogs

Canine Londoners great and small.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Extra, Extra

The day's news, including another glimpse into the Olympic Park's future.
By johnmcga

Ticket Alert: Bloc Party, Delphic, Slow Club, Noisettes And More

Bloc Party announce their return to London for a huge gig, plus other tickets on sale this week.
By Lindsey

The London Look: Finalists & Winners Announced

Fourteen photographs selected for exhibition.

By M@

Does London Exist?

Does our city even exist?
By BethPH

What You Will: Pop-Up Shakespeare Coming To London

Shakespearean characters to pop-up in cultural hotspots during Paralympic Games.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Ecuador Grants Julian Assange Political Asylum

Quite how he gets there is anyone's guess.
By M@

Gustav Klimt-Inspired Street Art @ Grosvenor Gardens

Austrian painter celebrated in Victoria street art show.
By Lindsey

Things To Do In London This Weekend: 17-19 August

Films on the flytower, Mexicana, free jazz, odd experiences, family fun, London Mela and Prom promming.

By Rachel Holdsworth

Lit Preview: Hampstead And Highgate Literary Festival

September brings Michael Palin, Gillian Slovo, Alison Weir and David Aaronovitch to north London.