romance / romantic

Emily is staying in Paris after all. Get ready for more baguettes, croissants and berets. Whether you love to hate it or hate to love it, Emily in Paris is here to stay. After ending on a major cliff-hanger in season 2...

After success in other big cities around the world, Klimt: The Immersive Exhibition will be coming to London next summer – and . Gustav Klimt's artworks are world renowned for their glorious gold detailing and elegant...

Klimt's mesmerising masterpieces are coming to London next year at an immersive exhibition – and . Stepping into your favourite paintings has never been easier, with immersive exhibitions taking over London’s art scene...

Crowd-pleasing musical The Prince of Egypt is finishing its limited run at the Dominion Theatre. Incredible things can happen When You Believe, and if you believed you’d see one of London’s favourite West End shows thi...

You can now , London's most eagerly-awaited event. Secret Cinema and Fever are bringing Netflix's massive hit Bridgerton to London, with an immersive experience that invites you to join the highest echelons of society....

These reminders will hit you right in the feels. Especially after the year and a half we've had, we could all use a little more kindness, love, and positivity in our lives. And that's exactly the goal of 'Seconds Apart...

Pop Up Screens are back for another summer of cinema magic, . Having been confined to one very small part of London during lockdown, it's no surprise that we're raring to get out and explore as much of the city as poss...

Dive into the wonderful world of cinema. While the world still very much seems like an uncertain place after a year of living with the Covid-19 pandemic, one thing is for sure. Those Netflix accounts aren't going anywh...

The best romantic films on Netflix to warm your ice-cold heart this Valentine's! Whether you're hiding from gooey couples this Valentine's, or having a cheap night in with your beau thanks to lockdown - here's your ult...

Netflix has saved the day once again. I think we can all agree that Netflix has single-handedly carried us through lockdown part one, two and three. As frustrating as it gets to keep reminding Netflix that we are indee...