CAR REVIEW | Peugeot 108
Peugeot 108 Lion Cub of Cuteness. In times of obesity where the world is getting fatter it’s quite refreshing to see a manufacture continue to make its small car just […]
RESTAURANT REVIEW | Texas Joe’s Slow Smoked Meats
There are now two American style meat serving restaurants named Joe in London – Joe’s Southern Table & Bar and Texas Joe’s Slow Smoked Meats. And while they both share […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Unfathful at Found 111
★★★★ | Unfaithful at Found 111 What happens when your once passionate relationship starts to become stale and sexless? In the case of Tom and Joan, you sleep with a […]
FILM REVIEW | Golden Years
★★★★ | Golden Years The pensioners in the new DVD release ‘Golden Years’ try to get even at the system that they feel is robbing them. It’s a cute and […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Much Ado About Nothing
★★★★ | Much Ado About Nothing Shakespeare fans “roll up roll up” – thou art in for The Tempest of treats. The young British theatre company, The Faction, have refashioned, […]
FILM REVIEW | Boys on film 15: Time and Tied
Peccadillo continues to champion gay short films by coming out with their 15th gay shorts compilation. This one’s titled ‘Boys on Film 15: Time and Tied’ and it showcases a […]
RESTAURANT REVIEW | Bright Courtyard Club
In the affluent district of Marylebone lies the street made most famous by Sherlock Holmes – laid in the 18th century and named after William Baker – Baker Street. In […]
FILM REVIEW | Suicide Squad
SUICIDE SQUAD – A team of badguys are moulded into the ultimate bad-ass superhero team in DC Comics keystone answer to the Avengers. Nutshell – The US Government decide that […]
THEATRE REVIEW | The Chemsex Monologues
★★★★ | The Chemsex Monologues Introducing a hexagon of narratives that will surge a memory, ignite a demon or pep your G spot. If you’ve never darkened the dimly lit […]
RESTAURANT REVIEW | ‘O ver Italian Restaurant
If a Londoner wants white, earthy, luxurious truffle oil, or by chance pungent époisses, or perhaps is in the mood for Pacific fresh rock oysters – where does an Old […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Allegro, Southwark Playhouse
★★★★ | Allegro With Allegro, the charming space at Southwark Playhouse sees the UK premiere of a dusty old 1947 musical. Thanks to the partnership of Thom Southerland and […]