As last year’s Saturday Night Live  parody trailer “The Beygency” showed us, everybody just has to love Beyoncé. She is indeed the Queen Bey – and the exhibition displayed at London’s Sadie Coles HQ Gallery in Kingly Street shows just that. 304.8cm…
Ah, London’s Chinatown. At first glance, its loud rickshaws, the waiters begging you to eat at their restaurants and the hordes of tourists might make it look like the last place on Earth where you would want to spend your Friday night.…
By this time next week, I will be at the International Journalism Festival 2015 in Perugia, Italy. Read on to know what I will be going on about and to support my project. We’re five women – Giorgia, Carolina, Chiara, Francesca…
The Hackney Picturehouse showed Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me to celebrate the series’ 25th birthday – and it was a “damn fine” celebration worthy of East London. After the news that director David Lynch might not be directing Twin Peaks‘…
During weekends I like to switch everything off and spend time exploring what London has to offer. Here’s my review of the Mac Conner exhibition at the House of Illustration and #FiftyChefs in Redchurch Street. Mac Conner After slowly settling down in…
In case you haven’t noticed, it’s Easter. No, I’m not particularly excited about Jesus’ return from the dead, although I don’t personally hold anything against him. However, I have been giving up desserts for Lent as a personal challenge for the…
When you’re looking for destinations for a city break, Mainz, a university town on the Rhine, might not be the first place that comes to mind. It most certainly didn’t come to mine. However, after discovering it while visiting a…
Forget the London Dungeon: some of London’s goriest and most interesting museums exhibit real dead things: St. Bart’s Museum of Pathology and the Hunterian Museum of Surgery. And they’re both free-entry. If, like me, you’re a creep who loves seeing dead things,…
