Garrett Millerick – Just Trying To Help
He’s grumpy. He’s angry. He’s optimistic. But most of all he is blisteringly funny. Stand-up Garrett Millerick brings his particular brand of humour to London this week with Just Trying…
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What Is A Body MOT, And Why Do You Need One?
Painting over rusty metal improves aesthetics, for a while, but you still have rust. A better option is to properly deal with the rust. Even better, take appropriate steps to…
London Cocktail Week: The Lowdown
If there’s one thing we love, it’s a cocktail. And now London Cocktail Week has released its event schedule for 2022 – an incredible timetable of unmissable parties, pop-ups, masterclasses…
Carnivores Unite at Vivat Baccus!
CARNIVORES assemble! In a world where it has become virtually criminal to even to chop the tops off carrots for fear of making them look less authentic – and where…
Harriet Kemsley Takes Edinburgh Show On The Road
Honeysuckle Island is a magical, mystical place in the imagination of an 11-year-old girl who grows up to be successful stand-up comic Harriet Kemsley. In the midst of gloomy mourning…
Sh!tfaced Shakespeare Staggers to London
A hot ticket for a West End theatre. A cocktail or two before curtain up. Maybe a light supper at the end of the performance. Shakespeare, Ibsen, Chekov. This sounds…
Feelgood Fun at Dopamine Land, London
Dopamine – a word that has been gaining more attention in the last few years in the health sphere, is an important brain neurotransmitter, and having the right amount of…
Gold Standard Indian Food @ Copper Chimney
Having been brought up on South Asian cuisine, I rarely expect to be surprised by anything on the menu at an Indian restaurant, but at Copper Chimney, Westfield White City’s…
Elvis in Symphony: This Week at Cadogan Hall
It’s rare one gets the opportunity to combine a world-renowned orchestra performance with music of The King, but you can, and it’s taking place this Friday at Chelsea’s Cadogan Hall.…
Indian Inspiration At Kahani Restaurant
The first rule of dining at Kahani is that you don’t speak about Kahani. Well, maybe that’s not quite the rule, but having walked past the entrance twice before noticing…
