1950s classic ghost story comedy with a twist.
There's more to 'em than books.
600 novels displayed as roads, parks and rivers.
Multi-sensory work, including sculpture, light and magazines.
Alain de Botton and Joanne M Harris discuss their new books.
London on high.
X-rays of high heels and elephant skulls.
Huge star in town for trio of Westminster shows.
Fundraising comedy night returns, Al Murray hosts.
Massive curvy sculptures in this retrospective.
Southward bound with new documentary and book.
The great naturalist celebrates his big 2-0-5.
Snuggle up with some romantic films.
Roundup of this week's best live music.
A slapstick tribute to Bollywood film.
Abandoned playthings on the rise again?
Lighting strikes twice - this revival is as strong as the original 2009 production.
Rare artefacts from Cambridge make the trip down to London.
Our pick of the week's funny.
Juliet Stevenson knocks the socks off Beckett.
A muscular reinterpretation at the New Diorama.
Flamenco reveals its heroic roots bt dispensing with the red dress.
"You know that new sound you've been looking for...?"
Happy Chinese New Year 2014!
Londonist
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