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Hibernate opens today – but not to sleep!

It’s no wonder that local urban art vessel the Hang-Up Gallery has is sending round a simple, monochrome flyer to give notice of its winter exhibition – there’s so much vibrancy in the winter exhibition that the black and white ...

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No Baa Humbug at Premier Inn this Christmas

In case “ewe” haven’t “herd”, fans of a particular woolly character will have a reason to feel festive this Christmas. Shaun the Sheep will feature in his first ever half hour special – “Shaun the Sheep: The Farmer’s Llamas” on ...

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British institution goes Bollywood and boogies to the Bhangra

The Victoria & Albert Museum: quiet, boring, staid – it’s a museum, right? Wrong! Think again! The Museum – the “V&A”, as it’s affectionately known – is currently holding an “India Festival”, including a special Fabric of India exhibition. A ...

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Mirror, Mirror on the wall – which is the fairest Panto of them all?

That’s easy! It’s the pantomime Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs – a classic story for all the family that is this year’s spectacular pantomime at The Broadway, Barking. Leading the cast is the beautiful Juliette Dean as Snow White, ...

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Akshay Kumar says: Teach the real “airlift” in schools

Superstar Akshay Kumar is all set for his forthcoming movie Airlift, a thriller which is released on 22nd January next year. Talking about the movie, which is based on the real life episode of largest civil evacuation by Air India ...

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Panto time is here again!

Theatre Royal Stratford East: Robin Hood This Christmas audiences will be transformed to the land of StratEastHam by team at Theatre Royal Stratford East who are staging a new adaption of Robin Hood. The production combines the timeless story with ...

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“So it goes” has come to town

It was a new exhibition for a new home last week at Hang Up, as the urban art gallery revealed work by The Connor Brothers, on show at Hang Up’s new gallery in Hackney. The brothers have put together an ...

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Out now: winter releases to make you dance and chill

A new voice from Panjab “Write about what you know,” they tell young writers – and Abs Abrol has done just that. His first single, “Kudi Naraina Di”, is all about his home town, Naraina in New Delhi – though ...

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Still Alice – a unique experience

The original score to the Academy Award® winning film, Still Alice, is set to be performed at a Shoreditch church next week. The film, which is about a renowned linguistics professor who develops early onset dementia, shines a light on ...

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Migrants tell their stories

We are reminded daily of the huge risks migrants take as they make journeys to find freedom, safety or work – and of how often those risks lead to tragedy. Now a new exhibition is reminding us that the migrant ...

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