Awards season is now officially in session with Golden Globe nominations kicking it off this afternoon.
2021 Golden Globes: Full List of Nominations
Whitewashing West Side
Sierra Boggess has announced that she will be stepping down from the role of Maria in a concert performance of West Side Story after international backlash and accusations of whitewashing. The performance […]
Disney feature first ‘exclusively gay moment’ in new film
Disney has confirmed that they are going to feature their first gay character and love scene, in the live action remake of Beauty and the Beast. In the new take on the […]
Hollywood bus explosion on Lambeth Bridge causes controversy
Lambeth Bridge in central London has been covered in smoke as a London red double-decker bus exploded for a film stunt. The upcoming hollywood movie ‘The Foreigner’, which stars Jackie Chan and […]
The Big Short- a review
The Big Short speaks about concepts that need to be known and understood. The banking crisis that started in 2005 and led to the financial collapse, in 2008, of many countries is an […]
Pride and Prejudice and Zombies
It’s a truth universally acknowledged that a single film in possession of a great box office success will be wrung dry until every last drop of creative blood is squeezed out of […]
Warning about discarding cigarettes after Bishopsgate skycraper evacuation
Fire investigators believe a small fire in a Bishopsgate tower block in the early hours of Sunday morning was caused by ‘the careless disposal of a cigarette.’ Two hundred people left a […]
James Bond takes to the Thames
Action scenes for Spectre have been filmed on the Thames. The upcoming film is the 24th in the James Bond franchise, and stars Daniel Craig in the lead role. From the banks of the […]
Pop Up Underground Cinema comes to London
A disused part of Charing Cross Station will become a pop up cinema from 29th May. To celebrate the tube becoming a 24 hour service from September, Transport For London and The […]
Pop-up arts exhibition, Refuse Reuse, now open in South Kensington
Community arts organisation, Pocket, has opened a pop-up exhibition just around the corner from South Kensington station. Starting today the exhibition features a number of pieces produced by artists who are ‘repurposing with purpose’ […]
The ICA launches Catalan Avant-Garde film season
The Institute of Contemporary Arts has started showing a series of rarely seen and recent Catalan films once every two months. The intention is to capture the strength of contemporary Catalan cinema […]
12th annual Olive Till Memorial Debate takes place at Goldsmiths
Goldsmiths’ Department of Media and Communications, in association with the new Screen School, hosted the 2105 Olive Till Memorial Debate last night. The event, now in its 12th year, is held in […]
Red carpet rolled out for the BAFTAs and this week’s film releases
To catch a glimpse of the nominees of the British Academy Film Awards, fans had been queuing and waiting for two days outside the Royal Opera House in London’s Covent Garden. Indeed, […]
Madame Tussauds Star Wars exhibition
Madame Tussauds London has announced a multi-million pound expansion which will offer visitors an immersive and interactive Star Wars experience, due to open in May this year. Created in close collaboration with […]
Films of the week
This Thursday, film fans can look forward to the release of Kingsman : The Secret Service, a new action film with a hint of comedy. The film is directed by Matthew Vaughn, whose previous works include Kick-Ass and X-Men:First Class. The film […]
Four films released in London
Four films will be released in London this Friday. For music fans, Whiplash, the story of a young promising drummer’s encounter with a merciless coach. If you like history, Testament of Youth depicts the memories of a […]
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