Lifestyle

International Women’s Day, on 8th March, is a day that ignites inspiration across the globe through the achievements of women

Emily Waller at Rough Trade, who’s scoured the listings and rounded up all the March gigs you won’t wanna miss

Here are our top five book recommendations to get you in that International Women’s Day mood before the 8th of March

The Kubrick estate is allowing the director’s nuclear satire Dr Strangelove to be adapted for the theatre by Armando Iannucci

Everyone’s favourite duffel coat-clad bear is getting the immersive treatment as The Paddington Bear Experience is opening this May

Moco Musuem is coming to Marble Arch and will be filled with modern art from the likes of Yayoi Kusama, KAWS, Banksy & Damien Hirst

After the phenomenon that was the Barbie movie the Design Museum has revealed that they’ve got an exhibition about the doll in the works

Getting a full body pamper at Pre- Islington, the salon that offers facials, waxing, pedicure, manicures, lashes and more under one roof

Our handy guide features the best of what’s on in London in April, from art exhibitions to theatre, so you won’t miss a thing.

Jeremy O. Harris is bringing his controversial Slave Play to London, with Kit Harington amongst the West End cast

We all know about co-working for offices, but what about co-working for salons? That’s what Stā Studios is all about

Ben Whishaw is starring Waiting for Godot in the West End, as Samuel Beckett’s existential masterpiece gets a major revival