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Everyman stages special benefit screening of Until The Violence Stops

The new Everyman Cinema in Belsize Park will hold a special benefit screening of the outstanding documentary film Until The Violence Stops on Wednesday December 17. Proceeds from the event will go to V-Day London 2009 in support of Words to End Violenc... » MORE

» Much-vaunted teenage vampire movie lacks teeth

» Not quite a rhapsody in black and white

» House Bunny is sexist drivel - but it could have been worse

» The Reader (15)

» The Spirit (12A)

» Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2 (12A)

- CLUBBING -

Where to party this festive season

WONDERING how to celebrate the festive season? Here s Matt Trollope s guide to what the clubs have to offer over the next fortnight. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19 PARTY TIME @ Faces, Cranbrook Road, Gants Hill. Aimed at office and works parties . House drinks a... » MORE

» Skream sets the pace with music to run to

» Rascal and Prodigy to tour

» MOBO star at independence celebrations

» Diversity key for Shahin

» Funk Dome brother

- ART -

Teddy boys live on in affectionate tribute to inspirational art teacher

An Artist In Slumland was The Observer s headline for its review of Margareta Berger-Hamerschlag s best-selling Journey Into A Fog, about teaching art in Kilburn and Paddington youth clubs in the 1950s. Reverence for young life shines through pages whic... » MORE

» Superlatives and expletives in the life of Wyndham Lewis

» Livingstone, you may presume, will showcase Campbell originals

» Eclectic selection for Suburb's annual summer show

- MUSIC -

Hampstead's John Rutter is king of the Christmas Carol

Given the state of world affairs, it s hard to predict the supply of peace and goodwill among the nations in the next few weeks. But people will certainly be singing about it. And as they do – in cathedrals, churches or mud-hut missions from Nebraska to N... » MORE

» Katherine Jenkins all set for concert in her Kenwood 'back yard'

» Hawley Arms stars and regulars in star-studded reunion

» Diana Krall is bound for Kenwood, with twins in her wake

» Maiden daughter makes history

» Bring on the Subs

» Pete's got Rhythm

- THEATRE -

Lucky Seven is part of the plot that keeps Alexis sane

Hampstead Theatre s writer in residence Alexis Zegerman talks to Katie Masters about her latest play Lucky Seven, a comedy with an edge Alexis Zegerman says – laughing – that it was the desire to stay sane that got her writing. The 31-year-old Camden re... » MORE

» Playwright Pinter first made his mark at Hampstead Theatre

» Notes from a mad world unfold at the New End

» REVIEW: August: Osage County National Theatre South Bank

» Aladdin's a must-see

» Beauty of a panto has the X Factor

» Magic lamp lights up panto season

- FOOD & DRINK -

RAYMOND BLANC: Masterchef brings his gallic flair to Hampstead

Tom Hensby caught up with celebrity Gallic chef Raymond Blanc at the opening of his new eatery Maison Blanc in Hampstead THERE are two very important meals looming for Raymond Blanc, chef turned entrepreneur and star of BBC2 s The Restaurant. In early... » MORE

» A rare and raw delight as Satuma passes the sushi trial

» GRAPEVINE with LIZ SAGUES: Classic wines for Christmas

» To West Hampstead, in search of a decent burger

» FRANCES BISSELL: Spanish know the ancient art of good eating

» It's 10 out of 10 for Simon Bradley's enduring excellence

» From Chairman Mao's home province comes a real sizzler

» Everyone is going nuts for this Crouch End steakhouse

» Chef who is out to show the world just wok's cooking

» Local and organic are the buzzwords, but they don't always mix

» FRANCES BISSELL: Cooking with lavender brings sensational results

- BOOK REVIEWS -

Stength of an Atlas needed, but its worth the weight

by Katie Masters When it comes to hefty tomes, you d be going some to find anything bigger than The Phaidon Atlas of 21st Century World Architecture. Weighing in at 14.5lbs, 800 pages chart the changing trends in contemporary building. The Atlas comes in a eye-popping li... » MORE

» DAVID CROZIER'S RIVETING SHORTS: Crime in all shapes and sizes

» Will this diary really change your life? You decide...

» HAMPSTEAD'S TOP SELLERS, October 2008

» Geri the children’s writer feels inspired by Highgate

» No-one wins wars, no matter what the cause

» Corpse found in Primrose Hill, and the rest is mystery

» Food that was fit for two proud Jewish Princesses

» Story of intelligence war against terrorism - almost a century ago

» Fay Weldon is back, as deliciously capricious as ever

» Charting China's meteoric rise was rich and rewarding

MEMBERSHIP

The new Everyman Cinema in Belsize Park will hold a special benefit screening of the outstanding documentary film Until The Violence Stops on Wednesday December 17. Proceeds from the event will go to V-Day London 2009 in support of Words to End Violenc... » MORE

» Much-vaunted teenage vampire movie lacks teeth

» Not quite a rhapsody in black and white

» House Bunny is sexist drivel - but it could have been worse

» The Reader (15)

» The Spirit (12A)

» Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2 (12A)

WONDERING how to celebrate the festive season? Here s Matt Trollope s guide to what the clubs have to offer over the next fortnight. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19 PARTY TIME @ Faces, Cranbrook Road, Gants Hill. Aimed at office and works parties . House drinks a... » MORE

» Skream sets the pace with music to run to

» Rascal and Prodigy to tour

» MOBO star at independence celebrations

» Diversity key for Shahin

» Funk Dome brother

An Artist In Slumland was The Observer s headline for its review of Margareta Berger-Hamerschlag s best-selling Journey Into A Fog, about teaching art in Kilburn and Paddington youth clubs in the 1950s. Reverence for young life shines through pages whic... » MORE

» Superlatives and expletives in the life of Wyndham Lewis

» Livingstone, you may presume, will showcase Campbell originals

» Eclectic selection for Suburb's annual summer show

Given the state of world affairs, it s hard to predict the supply of peace and goodwill among the nations in the next few weeks. But people will certainly be singing about it. And as they do – in cathedrals, churches or mud-hut missions from Nebraska to N... » MORE

» Katherine Jenkins all set for concert in her Kenwood 'back yard'

» Hawley Arms stars and regulars in star-studded reunion

» Diana Krall is bound for Kenwood, with twins in her wake

» Maiden daughter makes history

» Bring on the Subs

» Pete's got Rhythm

Hampstead Theatre s writer in residence Alexis Zegerman talks to Katie Masters about her latest play Lucky Seven, a comedy with an edge Alexis Zegerman says – laughing – that it was the desire to stay sane that got her writing. The 31-year-old Camden re... » MORE

» Playwright Pinter first made his mark at Hampstead Theatre

» Notes from a mad world unfold at the New End

» REVIEW: August: Osage County National Theatre South Bank

» Aladdin's a must-see

» Beauty of a panto has the X Factor

» Magic lamp lights up panto season

Tom Hensby caught up with celebrity Gallic chef Raymond Blanc at the opening of his new eatery Maison Blanc in Hampstead THERE are two very important meals looming for Raymond Blanc, chef turned entrepreneur and star of BBC2 s The Restaurant. In early... » MORE

» A rare and raw delight as Satuma passes the sushi trial

» GRAPEVINE with LIZ SAGUES: Classic wines for Christmas

» To West Hampstead, in search of a decent burger

» FRANCES BISSELL: Spanish know the ancient art of good eating

» It's 10 out of 10 for Simon Bradley's enduring excellence

» From Chairman Mao's home province comes a real sizzler

» Everyone is going nuts for this Crouch End steakhouse

» Chef who is out to show the world just wok's cooking

» Local and organic are the buzzwords, but they don't always mix

» FRANCES BISSELL: Cooking with lavender brings sensational results

by Katie Masters When it comes to hefty tomes, you d be going some to find anything bigger than The Phaidon Atlas of 21st Century World Architecture. Weighing in at 14.5lbs, 800 pages chart the changing trends in contemporary building. The Atlas comes in a eye-popping li... » MORE

» DAVID CROZIER'S RIVETING SHORTS: Crime in all shapes and sizes

» Will this diary really change your life? You decide...

» HAMPSTEAD'S TOP SELLERS, October 2008

» Geri the children’s writer feels inspired by Highgate

» No-one wins wars, no matter what the cause

» Corpse found in Primrose Hill, and the rest is mystery

» Food that was fit for two proud Jewish Princesses

» Story of intelligence war against terrorism - almost a century ago

» Fay Weldon is back, as deliciously capricious as ever

» Charting China's meteoric rise was rich and rewarding

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