Gorillaz, the innovative animated band launched by Damon Albarn (Blur) and artist Jamie Hewlett in 1998, get the historical-slash-immersive treatment in a new downtown walk-through experience.

Sixty Years of Cosprop exhibition, which opened in September at London’s Fashion and Textile Museum, reveals how some of TV and film's best-loved characters were created in the fitting room, from John ...

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Though it wouldn’t be formally established as a federal holiday until 1879, Washington’s Birthday — later Presidents’ Day — ...

The first collaboration of writers Marcia Kash and Douglas E. Hughes, Who’s Under Where? is reminiscent of the British sex farces of Ray Cooney. It’s all about people trying to hide their real ...

The Brits are set to return on Saturday 28 February, with the ceremony taking place in Manchester for the first time ever, ...

Screen International sat down in London with Anderson and his cinematographer Michael Bauman (who worked as gaffer on the ...

The 4,000-km-long border, known as the ‘Great Hedge of India’, served to prevent smuggling of salt done to avoid the heavy tax imposed on it by Britishers ...

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When we study British history we learn about the key battles and wars that has shaped our nation's past, present and future, the often heroic Kings and Queens who led the country to glory and empire ...

Oliver!, Moulin Rouge! The Musical,* and *High Noon* are just a few West End shows with links to the Oscars — but how many other crossovers can be found between London's Theatreland and the most ...