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Tolstoy’s life comes from Russia with love

The Last Station (15) Director Michael Hoffman Starring James McAvoy, Helen Mirren, Christopher Plummer, Paul Giamatti, Anne-Marie Duff 112 mins Two star rating Towards the end of his life Tolstoy (Plummer) renounced private property and advocated cha... » MORE

» Lovely book, shame about the movie

» A Chinese girl’s experience of the UK

» Feel good with a crazy little thing called love

» Shutter Island (15)

» Ondine (12A)

» Legion (15)

- CLUBBING -

Electro-pop pays the Rent for Alexander

ARMED with a dancefloor full of electro-pop anthems, his own clothing designs and a kitsch girl dance troupe to wear them, Alexander Price is living the dream, writes MATT TROLLOPE. Growing up in Sheffield, the 25-year-old got his first taste of London li... » MORE

» Amar shows off her new songs

» Stevie Hoang tours with JLS

» Louie Vega headlines Soul Heaven party

» Addictive - a duo to get hooked on

» Let's hear it for the B-Boy

- ART -

Freud’s granddaughter explores his artistic side

Hard as it may be to imagine the world today without the contribution made by Sigmund Freud, that is just what his great-granddaughter Jane McAdam Freud has done in her exhibition Atonement at the London Centre for Psychotherapy in Kentish Town. She explo... » MORE

» A challenge to myth of Van Gogh as lunatic genius

» Wild animal genes brought to surface in Man's Best Friend

» Capturing the verve of dancers in performance

- MUSIC -

REVIEW: Crouch End Festival Chorus, Haydn s Creation, Barbican

For all that it sounds like something from a Monty Python sketch, the Crouch End Festival Chorus is the most accomplished of the large-scale outer London choirs and flourishing at the moment... » MORE

» REVIEW: Venus and Adonis Dido AND Aeneas Hampstead Garden Opera Upstairs at the Gatehouse Highgate

» REVIEW: GeNIA St Mary s Munster Square

» Choral Society rises to toughest of challenges

» Reggae festival at Hainault

» Punk band 999 at Bridgehouse II

» Doves join V line-up

- THEATRE -

REVIEW: JERUSALEM Apollo Theatre Shaftesbury Avenue

Four star rating Jez Butterworth s contemporary vision of the English countryside features no farmers or foxhunters – just sad, mad and dangerous people getting off their heads on drugs in the woods. It s the annual St George s Day village fair and a rag... » MORE

» Tradition and liberalism prove an explosive mix

» Something of today this way comes to Hampstead Theatre

» REVIEW: RITES OF PRIVACY New End Theatre Hampstead

» Kenny winners

» Women's week

» Play On! at Parkside

- FOOD & DRINK -

Russian here for some decent comfort food

Joseph Connolly experiences the glory of being a tsar and meets a Russian spy, all without leaving Chalk Farm! I went to Russia the other evening. Well all right, then… more the Chalk Farm end of Regent s Park Road. Da. Where there nestles a restaurant... » MORE

» LIZ SAGUES: Delicious wines that are fairly traded

» Gordon Ramsay brings listed inn back to life

» GRAPEVINE with LIZ SAGUES: £7 Aussie fizz wins friends worldwide

» Our High Streets are overflowing with Christmas treats

» You can have your cake and eat it too, at Claridge’s

» Poetry is all the rage again, but Poem failed to scan

» Freemasons fare is far from being poetry in motion

» A restaurant designed to bring you out of your shell

» A Smashing Time is had by all in Belsize village's chrome-plated XO

» Joseph Connolly follows his nose in Baker Street

- BOOK REVIEWS -

Triumph forged from a human tragedy

Thousands of babies spend their lives in appalling conditions in filthy Russian baby houses with little food and no toys. But for one child at least, this appalling beginning has a happy ending. Bridget Galton reports AS the trailing spouse of a... » MORE

» Conspiracy theories made up by Martians

» DAVID CROZIER'S WONDERFUL SHORTS: Time, sex and lightbulbs

» HAMPSTEAD'S TOP TEN BOOKS - supplied by Waterstone's

» So then, who really wants to change the world

» One leg no barrier to living a full life

» Learning difficulties made a whole lot easier

» Hampstead's spooky streets are a draw for writer

» My dad’s army of talent, by son of Private Godfrey

» Country houses in heart of town

» MARK FRITH: Beyond the celebrity world

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The Last Station (15) Director Michael Hoffman Starring James McAvoy, Helen Mirren, Christopher Plummer, Paul Giamatti, Anne-Marie Duff 112 mins Two star rating Towards the end of his life Tolstoy (Plummer) renounced private property and advocated cha... » MORE

» Lovely book, shame about the movie

» A Chinese girl’s experience of the UK

» Feel good with a crazy little thing called love

» Shutter Island (15)

» Ondine (12A)

» Legion (15)

ARMED with a dancefloor full of electro-pop anthems, his own clothing designs and a kitsch girl dance troupe to wear them, Alexander Price is living the dream, writes MATT TROLLOPE. Growing up in Sheffield, the 25-year-old got his first taste of London li... » MORE

» Amar shows off her new songs

» Stevie Hoang tours with JLS

» Louie Vega headlines Soul Heaven party

» Addictive - a duo to get hooked on

» Let's hear it for the B-Boy

Hard as it may be to imagine the world today without the contribution made by Sigmund Freud, that is just what his great-granddaughter Jane McAdam Freud has done in her exhibition Atonement at the London Centre for Psychotherapy in Kentish Town. She explo... » MORE

» A challenge to myth of Van Gogh as lunatic genius

» Wild animal genes brought to surface in Man's Best Friend

» Capturing the verve of dancers in performance

For all that it sounds like something from a Monty Python sketch, the Crouch End Festival Chorus is the most accomplished of the large-scale outer London choirs and flourishing at the moment... » MORE

» REVIEW: Venus and Adonis Dido AND Aeneas Hampstead Garden Opera Upstairs at the Gatehouse Highgate

» REVIEW: GeNIA St Mary s Munster Square

» Choral Society rises to toughest of challenges

» Reggae festival at Hainault

» Punk band 999 at Bridgehouse II

» Doves join V line-up

Four star rating Jez Butterworth s contemporary vision of the English countryside features no farmers or foxhunters – just sad, mad and dangerous people getting off their heads on drugs in the woods. It s the annual St George s Day village fair and a rag... » MORE

» Tradition and liberalism prove an explosive mix

» Something of today this way comes to Hampstead Theatre

» REVIEW: RITES OF PRIVACY New End Theatre Hampstead

» Kenny winners

» Women's week

» Play On! at Parkside

Joseph Connolly experiences the glory of being a tsar and meets a Russian spy, all without leaving Chalk Farm! I went to Russia the other evening. Well all right, then… more the Chalk Farm end of Regent s Park Road. Da. Where there nestles a restaurant... » MORE

» LIZ SAGUES: Delicious wines that are fairly traded

» Gordon Ramsay brings listed inn back to life

» GRAPEVINE with LIZ SAGUES: £7 Aussie fizz wins friends worldwide

» Our High Streets are overflowing with Christmas treats

» You can have your cake and eat it too, at Claridge’s

» Poetry is all the rage again, but Poem failed to scan

» Freemasons fare is far from being poetry in motion

» A restaurant designed to bring you out of your shell

» A Smashing Time is had by all in Belsize village's chrome-plated XO

» Joseph Connolly follows his nose in Baker Street

Thousands of babies spend their lives in appalling conditions in filthy Russian baby houses with little food and no toys. But for one child at least, this appalling beginning has a happy ending. Bridget Galton reports AS the trailing spouse of a... » MORE

» Conspiracy theories made up by Martians

» DAVID CROZIER'S WONDERFUL SHORTS: Time, sex and lightbulbs

» HAMPSTEAD'S TOP TEN BOOKS - supplied by Waterstone's

» So then, who really wants to change the world

» One leg no barrier to living a full life

» Learning difficulties made a whole lot easier

» Hampstead's spooky streets are a draw for writer

» My dad’s army of talent, by son of Private Godfrey

» Country houses in heart of town

» MARK FRITH: Beyond the celebrity world

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