Martin Robinson
SXSW London review: Ant & Dec
The TV dynamic duo revealed the canny business moves they have made into digital media in this session at SXSW London
Mike D live: Gonzo brilliance from a Beastie Boy rediscovering the fun
Mike D brings his new solo act to 26 Leake Street in Waterloo and shows Beastie Boys never die
The agony, ecstasy and self-made genius of Marilyn Monroe
This exhibition is a must-visit, refreshing once again the discourse around Marilyn Monroe
Agnes O'Casey 'would die' to be the first female James Bond
Playing spies is Agnes O’Casey’s superpower, and there’s one character right at the top of her wish list — 007
The Testaments star Brad Alexander: 'I can feel my ego just inflating'
Switching to acting was a huge risk — but it’s taken Brad Alexander from Weston-super-Mare to Gilead
Iraina Mancini review: Brand new retro is a force to be reckoned with
Cult London fave Mancini unveils new songs at a sold-out Social which suggest big things to come
Lou Llobell on her scary time acting in new horror film Passenger
The fear was real in Lou Llobell’s horror debut — but the rising star loved every minute of it
Rivals Season 2: Another glorious round of romping and revenge
A welcome return to the 1980s – political incorrectness and all – for the bonkbuster’s second season on Disney+
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Jack Thorne on his stage version of Let The Right One In
Adolescence writer Jack Thorne talks to us about his adaptation of the lauded vampire book/film which has just opened in London
Amandaland season 2 review: influencer culture reaches South Harlesden
For the delusional Amanda, played by Lucy Punch, finding herself going viral is the obvious next step
Southbank salutes half a century of love and skate
The Southbank Centre celebrates 50 years of skateboarding with an exhibition of films, audio, photos and boards
Half Man review: Richard Gadd returns to TV with a new gritty drama
With Half Man, there is little trace of the nerdy stand-up we all loved in Gadd’s previous show
The new culture wars: creatives demand change to save future of art
As the Southbank Centre hits 75, London’s leading creatives call for cultural change to nurture the young stars of the future
Sophie May: hot new singer with plenty of bite
Her witty, lovable songs have plenty of bite — and now Sophie May is off to conquer America
Yungblud at the O2: Crowning glory for rock's heir to the throne
Yungblud throws everything at a show which confirms his status as the most exciting rock talent around
David Bowie: You're Not Alone — Huge, loud, surprisingly emotive
This show at Lightroom threatens to give immersive experiences a good name
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Meet The Lion King's new leads: 'The Pride Rock prop is older than us'
London, meet your new Simba and Nala: Posi Morakinyo and Asha Parker-Wallace
Benjamin Voisin on reading sad philosophy and smoking for The Stranger
Benjamin Voisin’s remarkable turn as Meursault in the new adaptation of Albert Camus’ novel looks set to bring him international stardom... though he may make you want to start smoking again
One to Watch: Siren of heartache Ava Joe
Ava Joe is one of the coolest new singer-songwriters in London, with a style and sensibility aimed at taking listeners into another world to have their heartstrings plucked
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Dua Lipa to curate London Literature Festival 2026
The pop superstar and founder of a hugely influential book club, will be taking over the Festival, which forms part of the Southbank Centre’s 75th anniversary celebrations