2012
By Doron

Gig Preview: El Perro Del Mar @ Village Underground

We talk to Swedish melancho-popper, El Perro Del Mar, ahead of her London gig tonight.
By Tabish Khan

Exhibition Review: Museum Of Curiosity @ Black Rat Projects

An excellent collection of bizarre oddities from prosthetic eyeballs to two-headed calves.
By Dean Nicholas

Happy Birthday, London Overground

Outer London orbital railway reaches five-year milestone.
By M@

Week In Geek: 12-18 November 2012

London events for people with curious minds.
By Lindsey

1,740 Tons Of Sludge: The New River Tunnel Inspection

Plus two guns, hundreds of bottles and thousands of fish.

Ticket Alert: Donmar £10 Front Row Seats

For every performance released 10am Mondays (sponsored post).

By Dave Haste

Monday Miscellanea

More London-oriented trivia for a Monday morning.
By Lindsey

Things To Do In London Today: 12 November 2012

Jazz, ballet, spurting, trains, free speech and five minute shows.

By Rachel Holdsworth

Weekend Round-Up

What's been happening this Remembrance weekend.
By Londonist

Theatre Review: Freedom, Books, Flowers, And The Moon @ Waterloo East

A half-recommended show from the Paradigm Theatre Company.
By Dave Haste

Sunday Seasoning #139

Autumn sunshine through a beech grove.
By Tabish Khan

Art Review: Taylor Wessing Prize @ National Portrait Gallery

Celebrating the best in portrait photography, with social and political commentary aplenty.
By Londonist

Comedy Review: Hal Cruttenden & Jessica Fostekew @ St James's Theatre

Mr Drew is challenged by the review at St. James Theatre.
By Lindsey

Free & Cheap London Events: 12-18 November

Jazz, impro, Christmas, compost and beat boxers.
By Tiffany Pritchard

Theatre Review: Lot And His God @ The Print Room

Perplexing, shocking and touching drama.

By Rachel Holdsworth

London Stand Up And Sketch Comedy: 11-17 November

The pick of this week's comedy, including Ben Target, Susan Calman and Tim Key.
By Lindsey

Londonist Behind The Lens: Mark Massey

A series celebrating the talent of our friends in the Londonist Flickr pool.

By Tabish Khan

Art Review: Ansel Adams @ National Maritime Museum

A collection of stunning black and white photographs of the American West, by one of the founders of modern landscape photography.