February 2013
By M@

Extra, Extra

The rest of the day's London news.
By M@

When Art Deco Was New-Fangled: Ibex House

A newspaper cutting from 1937 shows one of the City's oldest office blocks when it was brand new.
By Lindsey

Want To Buy The Turnpike Lane Banksy for $400k?

It's been removed from the building and is up for auction in Miami.

By M@

Curious City: London-Themed Film And Chat In A City Church

Mark Mason talks the walk, and Marc Isaacs screens Men of the City.
By Sam Smith

Theatre Review: Chess @ Union Theatre

A West End quality show in the most intimate of settings.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Preview: Comedian Dies In The Middle Of A Joke @ Bethnal Green Working Men's Club

Part murder mystery, part interactive theatre, all funny.
By Tabish Khan

Art Review: The Bride And The Bachelors @ Barbican Art Gallery

Duchamp and his disciples push the boundaries for defining art.

By M@

Week In Geek: 18-24 February 2013

London events for people with curious minds.

Win Tickets For The Ultimate Hip Hop Comedy Night Dong!

The freshest comedians, beatboxing and the biggest tunes (sponsored post).

By Ben_Fowler

Preview: Returning To Oz At BFI Southbank

BFI Southbank celebrates the enduring legacy of Frank L Baum's classic stories on film.
By Dave Haste

Monday Miscellanea

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

Things To Do In London Today: 18 February 2013

Half-term fun, fashion, live music, film and stalking.

By SallyB2

Weekend Round Up

Would that the news was as sunny as the weather today.
By Tabish Khan

Art Review: Rosemarie Trockel - A Cosmos @ Serpentine

Bizarre surrealism from an upside down palm tree to insects conducting extramarital affairs.
By Lindsey

Free & Cheap London Events: 18-24 February

Children's disco, sociology, community film, KaraUke, Haringey and death.

By AndrewT

Theatre Review: Dear World @ Charing Cross Theatre

Quirky and entertaining rendition of Broadway musical.
By Lindsey

Medicinal Marshmallows From The Marshmallow Apothecary

Are marshmallows the new cupcakes?
By Londonist

Theatre Review: There's A Rabbit In The Moon @ Barbican

Magical, dreamy and imaginative children's theatre - great for half term.