Category: Culture
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Crowning jewels: Cartier’s legacy comes to the V&A
From tiaras worn at royal coronations to the glittering diamonds adored by Hollywood icons, few names conjure the same blend of elegance and craftsmanship as Cartier. Now, for the first time in almost three decades, the Victoria and Albert Museum is dedicating a major exhibition to the legendary maison. Officially opened on the 12 April…
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Review: The World of Tim Burton at the Design Museum
We have all admired the intricacies of the twisted worlds of Alice Kingsleigh (Alice in Wonderland) and the gothic charm of Wednesday Addams from afar. But what if we could step inside Tim Burton’s mind and explore the strange, surreal universe that brings them to life? After a wave of recent acclaim— including a lifetime…
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Book review: Strong Female Character by Fern Brady
By now, Strong Female Character will be familiar to many — whether through a review, a podcast mention, or a friend’s recommendation. Fern Brady’s memoir was published in 2023 and has drawn attention for good reason. It’s sharp, unsparing, and charged with a particular kind of fury that feels both timely and timeless. For women…
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Here are the best things to do in London in April
As the UK shakes off the last traces of winter (or so we hope) and embraces the longer, brighter days of spring, London comes alive with events, festivals, and seasonal highlights. April is one of the best months to take a stroll through blooming parks, attend world-class cultural events, and take part outdoor activities. Even…
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Everything you need to know about BFI Flare 2025
BFI Flare 2025 is set to return to London from March 19 to 30, 2025, bringing an incredible line-up of LGBTQIA+ films, discussions, and networking opportunities. As one of the world’s most significant and longest-running queer film festivals, BFI Flare showcases the latest and greatest in LGBTQIA+ storytelling from across the globe. Whether you’re a…
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Art Space London Art Fair 2025 is now open
When it comes to art exhibitions, London has us spoilt for choice. This March, the Art Space London Art Fair 2025 makes its debut, set against the industrial backdrop of the Dockside Vaults at St Katharine Docks. Running from the 14th to the 25th of March, this fair showcases a blend of established names and…
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Stolen Focus: the book that will change your life
If you go for a walk and pay the slightest bit of attention to your surroundings, you’ll quickly notice most people staring at their screens, completely oblivious to the world around them. This observation may not seem jarring at first. After all, our lives revolve around our phones—it’s just how things are now. But if…
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The art exhibitions launching this March in London
London’s art scene is a ceaseless whirl of innovation, retrospection, and creative conversation—and this March is no exception. As the city shakes off the last vestiges of winter, its galleries and museums are ushering in a fresh wave of exhibitions. Theatre enthusiasts may want to take advantage of this year’s London Theatre Week’s exclusive deals…
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The shows to watch during London Theatre Week 2025
For theatre lovers and those looking to experience the magic of London’s West End at a fraction of the usual cost, London Theatre Week is a chance you won’t want to miss. From 17 February to 2 March 2025, some of the finest productions in the city are heavily discounted (tickets start from just £15).…
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We Will Be Jaguars: The book to read this February
Some books inform, others inspire—but a rare few manage to do both while offering a deeply personal perspective on urgent global issues. We Will Be Jaguars by Nemonte Nenquimo and Mitch Anderson is one such book. It’s a powerful memoir that intertwines Nenquimo’s personal journey with the broader fight of the Waorani people to protect…
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