When it comes to posh Indian street food, Gunpowder shoots from the hip
Posted inART
Emerging Tower Hamlets artist creates buzz with bee paintings
Giulia Marras is a part-time artist whose work has caught the eye of the international art world
Posted inMUSIC
Adam Beattie: The Road Not Taken, album review – ‘warmth and sincerity’
Shoreditch-based Scotsman Adam Beattie is blazing a trail for contemporary folk music on his new album
Posted inSTAGE
Richard III – review
Echoes of Rigsby from 70s sitcom Rising Damp in the way Fiennes turns dialogue into series of japes
Posted inNEWS
Protestors ‘reclaim’ Passing Clouds after landlord changes locks
Dalston music venue ‘repossessed’ by supporters and campaigners
Posted inFILM
East End Film Festival gets underway this week
The biggest event in East London’s film calendar is upon us once more
Posted inPHOTOGRAPHY
Lost in the City: photographs of the Square Mile inject life into icy scenes
Photographer Nicholas Sack has been capturing moments of beauty in the harsh surroundings of London’s financial district for over 30 years
Posted inFOOD & DRINK
Morito, Hackney Road, restaurant review: tapas with North African twist
The founders of Moro have branched out with a new restaurant on Hackney Road
Posted inSTAGE
Rosemary Branch theatre founders bow out after 20 years
After two decades of at the helm of the theatre pub institution, Cecilia Darker and Cleo Sylvestre have handed over the reins to a new generation
Posted inBOOKS
A Walk in the Park: The Life and Times of a People’s Institution – book review
Historian Travis Elborough charts the fascinating history of parks, those little pockets of nature most of us take for granted