Get ready for an amazing 2025 London theatre lineup that includes major Hollywood stars, fresh musicals, the comeback of a blockbuster show, and a variety of plays and musicals. London’s West End theatres are enjoying record ticket sales and drawing millions of pounds of investment as a pandemic-era tax break shifts talent from Broadway to […]
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Unless you’ve escaped cognitive corruption by a certain noughties English reality show, or you’ve pledged allegiance to the wrong London soccer club – no bias here, of course, despite this editorial team’s suspiciously high North London headcount – when someone mentions the Royal London borough of Chelsea, flowers are probably one of the first things
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For a small island nation, the Brits aren’t exactly known for exploring their own backyard. While it’s easy to poke fun, anyone who’s braved the bumper-to-bumper Cornish commute or spent an evening on a delayed train will understand why so many have opted to fly farther afield – well that is unless they’ve stepped on
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Louis Vuitton is embracing Y2K nostalgia to kick off the New Year, reintroducing its groundbreaking collaboration with Japanese artist Takashi Murakami. The re-edition of the iconic collection, accompanied by a campaign featuring Zendaya, will be available in stores starting January 1. Murakami and Louis Vuitton’s CEO Pietro Beccari discussed the reunion with WWD, reflecting on
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Festivals, fairs, and celebrations—there’s always something happening in London. Discover the top events of 2025. With iconic attractions like Buckingham Palace, the Tower of London, and the London Eye, along with world-famous museums such as the British Museum and Tate Modern, London is a city worth visiting year-round. What makes it even more special is
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Back for a triumphant 32nd edition and boasting over 350 gigs across 10 days of programming, the EFG London Jazz Festival is set to take over the English capital Nov. 15-24, filling venues from sweaty clubs to cavernous concert halls with the wildly varied sounds of international improvisation. Spanning legacy headliners like Pat Metheny, Crosscurrents
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A year into the current Israel-Gaza War, Palestine Museum U.S. in Woodbridge, Connecticut, is staging an exhibition in London featuring work from 25 Palestinian artists, including several currently trapped in Gaza. “Art of Palestine: From the River to the Sea” is the second exhibition this year that the museum has held at P21 Gallery, which
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