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Zayn Malik leaving One Direction was a moment etched into the minds of many who watched the singer and group from when he first auditioned for the X-Factor. Since he left and the band split, ZAYN has forged his own solo...

Nicknamed Bookseller's Row, you'll find tucked away in a secret alley just moments away from Leicester Square. Among twenty-something secondhand bookshops and antiquarian booksellers, it's a paradise for literature...

We’ll have: a chicken bhuna, lamb bhuna, prawn bhuna, mushroom rice, bag of chips, keema naan, nine poppadoms and the last ever episode of Gavin and Stacey! It’s been almost five years since the Christmas special of Gav...

It's tough to imagine a life without . Either you're a sucker for the written word and you pour over the pages in your spare time, or you're not much of a reader, but are subjected to constant references everywhere you...

The London Palladium has seen some pretty famous faces grace its stage, but few more iconic than the king of Saturday night telly, and one of the UK's best-loved entertainers, Sir Bruce Forsyth. A true national treasure...

Last year, it was announced (to much excitement) that Studio Ghibli's Spirited Away was headed to , with a limited 12-week run at the London Coliseum. It didn't take long, however, for demand to see that 12-week run ext...

Grab your gowns and your gavels, folks; you've been summoned to court. Step inside 's iconic County Hall and prepare to have your jaw well-and-truly dropped by this criminally captivating courtroom drama. Witness for...

We're taking you back to 1930s London for this one, although remanence of this quirky story still remain to this day. Virginia Peirano and Stephen Courtauld were a prestigious couple that married in 1923 in Fiume (now k...

It's not exactly a scoop to reveal that London is a brilliant visit for those looking to surround themselves with a sea of art as far as the eye can see. On top of , murals, and architecture, there are hundreds of museu...

After its first showing in London almost two years ago, the of My Neighbour Totoro has been a mainstay in the capital, ushering audiences through the Barbican doors and knocking each person over with a soaring, tear-je...