October 2017

• Christmas crack-er: a salon is doing mulled wine waxes
• Three things you won't want to miss in London this Wednesday
• Alternative London
• Leon Paddington
• Apparently it’s Pumpkin Spice Latte season, but what do Londoners really think of the drink?
• Visions of Battersea Power Station
• Five great reasons to see Paddington 2 next weekend
• Thark
• A Trump Tower-themed bar is returning to east London
• November Rain
• The Lost Boy Peter Pan
• No Place Like Hope
• Waltham Forest Fireworks
• Highgate Fireworks Festival
• Sail with Santa
• Walking with Dinosaurs
• We are the Lions, Mr Manager!
• The Bill Murray
• Photography Course London
• Street Child's Christmas Carol Concert
• Where to watch fireworks for FREE
• Three London rooftops that have been reinvented for winter
• Six totally free things to do in London this week
• Bookbinding workshop with the London Centre for Book Arts
• The Big Thrill at BFI Southbank
• Tea & Crafting
• What the Moon Saw
• Flea @ Flat Iron Square
• Jazz Before Jazz Was Jazz
• The Slaves of Solitude review
• Ta da! Björk, LCD Soundsystem and Lorde are all coming to Victoria Park next year
• Rules for Living
• Mark Gatiss on the best places in London to date, buy books and spend a tenner
• The Royal Exchange Christmas Tree
• Sweat out your nostalgia at a ‘Stranger Things’ workout
• Sister Brother
• Koi Ramen Bar
• The Currency of Communism
• London’s 11 strangest museum oddities
• Stockwell area guide
• Ayurvedic Man: Encounters with Indian Medicine
• Macbeth
• London and Fish
• Venom: Killer and Cure
• Watch: a dolphin has been spotted in the Thames
• Wounded: Conflict, Casualties and Care
• The Prince’s School of Traditional Arts Christmas Market
• Bookbinding Taster Course
• Newham Word Festival
• Lumiere London
• Japan in Winter
• Take a first look at the shiny new Santander Cycles
• Romantics Anonymous review
• Hofesh Shechter: Clowns/New Creation
• 30 wonderful things to do in London this weekend
• Three things you won't want to miss in London this weekend
• Spectacularly spooky things to do in London this Halloween weekend
• On this day in 1618, Sir Walter Raleigh was executed in the Tower of London
• Picasso
• Things you only know if you’re a London bus driver
• Overheard in London: this week’s #wordonthestreet
• Plate
• Jim's Cafe
• The Delicatessen
• Otherworld
• Shots, sexts or sleeping in: how did you spend this weekend?
• Chik'n
• Supermodel Flea Market
• Festive igloos are popping up all over London
• Pop-Up Igloos
• Winterland
• Njinga's Charity Santa Cycle
• THATMuse Festive Feasting Treasure Hunt
• Fred Butler: Colour Spectrum Workshop
• Top London chefs and restauranteurs reveal what they eat after their shifts
• At last: London is getting another Koya
• A restaurant run by nuns just opened in Shoreditch
• Four days of free fried chicken in Soho
• A cheeseburger deep-fried bao is about to drop
• Meet Sadie Sink: the mysterious new cast member in ‘Stranger Things’
• Some of food’s biggest names are hitting Spitalfields tomorrow
• Selasi from ‘Bake Off’ is ready to cook you dinner
• There’s a three-day Nordic food fest happening in London this week
• One of the UK’s best chefs has opened a secret eight-seater London restaurant
• A ‘Game of Thrones’ supperclub is coming and it’s called The Red Wedding
• Get free ‘success-flavoured’ breakfast sarnies next week at Boxpark
• Blood on Their Hands: The Roman Surgeon At Work
• The Word Factory’s Citizen Festival
• Smith and Sinclair: Flavour Gallery
• Massive Arts Christmas Fayre
• Videogames
• Hawksmoor’s sister restaurant is going vegan
• Nine green spaces that look beautiful in autumn
• Latin America’s best bar is serving ghoulish green cocktails to Londoners
• Adfam Carol Concert
• Jordan Brookes: Body Of Work
• Joy review
• A Savoy Christmas by Penhaligon’s
• Kathy Griffin: Laugh Your Head Off
• Elf Lyons: Swan
• Podium Restaurant and Bar
• Er, Big Ben seems to have disappeared
• City envy: we want an offbeat walking tour like Porto
• Biltong, boerewors and braai: it’s the best of South African London
• Three things you won't want to miss in London this Friday
• Hattie Stewart: Doodlebomb
• 17 awesome things to do in London before the end of the year
• The Museum of Drug Policy
• Mince pie croissants are now a thing
• Young Marx review
• SchillerFest
• Time Out Loves Christmas Movies
• Zheng
• DSTRKT
• Plays on in London
• So you’ve never been to… Scala?
• Paddington area guide
• Battersea area guide
• Is The London Dungeon just for tourists?
• 17 horribly scary Halloween activities in London
• Skate at Somerset House: Skate Lates
• Hedgehogs have vanished from every park in central London – except one
• A Very John Kearns Christmas
• Natalie Palamides: LAID
• Dave Johns: I, Fillum Star
• Anna Mann's Late Night Cheese & Sex Party
• Ronny Chieng
• Knock2Bag Comedy
• Laugh Out London In Tooting - Hal Cruttenden
• The Piccadilly Circus billboards are back ON
• The Ship
• The Lion
• Obicà Mozzarella Bar South Kensington
• Obicà Mozzarella Bar Poland Street
• Obicà Mozzarella Bar Charlotte Street
• Nasty Gal Pop-Up
• Bubbledogs Halloween Party
• The Goodlife Centre
• The Betjeman Arms
• The Slumflower’s London: Peckham, Pride and petrol smells
• Fox Fine Wines & Spirits
• London Visions
• Urban Food Fest Halloween Special
• Guy Fawkes Fire Garden
• The Viktor Wynd Museum's Third Hendrick's Birthday Party
• Silver Screen Science Fiction: 'Event Horizon'
• Delta Force Paintball
• Richard Ward
• Halloween Light Parade and Party at King’s Cross
• Becoming Blood: Halloween Weekender
• In pictures: meet London’s most popular pub pooches
• The best holiday destinations for 2017
• Six magical day trips for Harry Potter fans
• ‘Stranger Things’ star Finn Wolfhard on the Duffer brothers, ’80s clothes and weird fan requests
• Four places in London where you can feel like a Moomin
• Zaman Restaurant
• The Life Centre Notting Hill
• Aya Cuisine
• Cutler & Gross
• London’s Cinema Museum is at risk of closure
• Winterville is coming to Clapham for 2017
• Reasons to be Cheerful review
• Yet another London house is being raffled off
• Bonfire Night at The Lido Cafe
• Barbican Cinema: Cinema Matters Part 6 - Time, Memory, Dream
• The Life Centre Islington
• The Market Cartel
• Galvin at The Athenaeum
• Fireworks Late at Severndroog Castle
• Ruggieri Dance Academy
• Things you only know if you're a puppetry director
• Vegans: Temple of Seitan just announced a second branch
• The UK’s first Black Girl Festival launches in London on Sunday
• Agent November at The Pack and Carriage
• Not just for kids: why the Unicorn Theatre is out of this world
• Three reasons to get buzzed for National Honey Week
• The Divide
• Cézanne Portraits review
• ‘A Monster Calls’ is coming to The Old Vic for its 200th anniversary
• There are 300 free éclairs up for grabs in Soho
• A new foodie arcade in the City opens today
• Blisters: The Paperback Edition
• TAB x TAB
• Tommi’s Burger Joint Soho
• The Secret Life of Cyclists
• Fashionbytes
• Six totally free things to do in London this week
• Soho: A Foodie and Bar Themed History Tour
• Bounce
• Three things you won't want to miss in London this Wednesday
• Video: how do the Piccadilly Circus billboards work?
• Café from Crisis First Thursday late
• Three things you won't want to miss in London this Tuesday
• Wagamama now does katsu curry ice cream
• Could Lupita Nyong’o play Grace Jones in a biopic movie?
• Nicholas Hytner is back, with a brand new London theatre
• A cheese festival is taking over the loveliest museum grounds in London
• Palm Court Brasserie
• Opera: Passion, Power and Politics
• Heather
• Of Kith and Kin review
• Big festival news: All Points East is coming next year with The xx and The National in tow
• Bump & Grind
• Friends of Ours
• Michael Clark Company: ‘To a Simple, Rock ’n’ Roll… Song’ review
• 26 brilliant things to do in London this weekend
• Three things you won't want to miss in London this weekend
• Rick and Morty Halloween House Party
• Five reasons to love Moomin creator Tove Jansson
• Paper Dress Vintage 10th Birthday
• The Adam & Eve
• Selfridges have already unveiled their Christmas window displays
• Pop-up Record Shop in a Pub
• The Invisible Man
• Meet the London activist who climbed the side of a huge, moving ship
• Cirque Eloize: Saloon
• Ofrenda Shrine Making Workshop
• Things you only know if you’re a sexual health clinician in London
• The 5 best cheap eats at the new Japan Centre
• 14 cracking things to do on Kennington Lane, SE11
• Benefit Cosmetics Glamorous 70's Disco Party
• This map is a ruff guide to London dogs (and where to find them)
• Learn to Sing with the Deep Throat Choir
• An iconic London sculpture is finally coming home
• The Space Apart Hotel
• Metallica London Pop-Up Shop
• Canary Riverside
• Overheard in London: this week’s #wordonthestreet
• Royal Lancaster London
• Experience subterranean cinema in a World War II shelter
• The Hut People
• Mon Plaisir
• Video: celebrate International G&T Day with our guide to making the perfect gin and tonic
• Wallace Sewell: 25 Years of British Textile Design
• Feast in the Archive: 30th Anniversary of Black History Month
• Take a look inside London‘s most kid-friendly workspace, opening soon
• Londoners reveal the one rule they would make everyone in London follow
• This new web app will let you help London’s homeless this winter (even if you don’t carry change)
• The best things to see at the British Library’s Harry Potter exhibition
• There’s a halloumi-themed restaurant coming to town – and they’re doing cheese ice cream
• Ever wanted to design a Time Out London cover? Now’s your chance
• Sticks'n'Sushi
• The Pilgrm
• Sketching Clerkenwell
• Three things you won't want to miss in London this Friday
• E17 Designers' Christmas Market
• The Wellcome Trust windows have been filled with patterns
• Infectious Pattern Workshop
• Walthamstow Vegan Market
• The Kitchen Counter
• In pictures: London celebrates Diwali, the festival of lights
• Beauty and the Feast review
• The London Honey Company at Plum + Spilt Milk
• Celebrate National Honey Week
• Zabardast Canary Wharf
• Paddington Pergola is back for winter! Here’s what’s new
• Caravansérail
• The Ivy Soho Brasserie
• The Lady from the Sea review
• Cittie of Yorke
• Dracula review
• Get your creep on at these early Halloween events
• #Hashtag Lightie
• The Blue Hour of Natalie Barney
• Pressure Drop Brewery Taproom
• Ten London bars are giving away Italian G&Ts this Thursday
• Humble Grape
• Soutine’s Portraits: Cooks, Waiters and Bellboys review
• Boo-zy! Go on a Jack the Ripper tour with added cocktails this Halloween
• Three things you won't want to miss in London this Thursday
• Ilya And Emilia Kabakov: Not Everyone Will Be Taken Into The Future review
• Insignificance
• The Bridge is London’s newest theatre… and it’s fancy as hell
• Paddington's Pop-Up London
• Number 90
• Get free dumplings at King’s Cross today
• Secondary Victim
• Behind the Scenes of Paddington 2
• Tate Modern is throwing a massive Soul of a Nation closing party
• Venus in Fur review
• Westbank Gallery
• Mary Coughlan
• The Blockheads
• Fernandez & Wells
• Meet the 12-year-old CEO who’s founded a version of Time Out for tweens
• L'Artista
• There are 1,000 free pizzas up for grabs in Charing Cross
• Shard Lights
• Video: behind the scenes in the TfL operations room
• Haunted History Walk
• Tango Space
• From Me To You Letter Writing Workshop
• Band Tee Exchange
• Time Out London mobile apps
• Sex and Robots?
• Stop the mewsic: A cat festival is coming to London
• Apple Day at Kentish Town City Farm
• Seawise
• Trinidad Carnival with The House of Angostura
• Billingsgate Market Supper Club
• You could win this flat in Dalston for two quid
• In pictures: 1,000 flower garlands are hanging at Kew Gardens
• Dream Talk
• Ew, gross: London has the UK’s highest rate of embarrassing ailments
• Believe it or not, Ripley’s in Piccadilly Circus has permanently closed
• Chango
• The Ivy Tower Bridge
• My Old Dutch - Kensington
• A Woman of No Importance review
• 'Always be closing' – watch Christian Slater in exclusive Glengarry Glen Ross West End trailer
• Bruno Mars is playing Hyde Park next summer
• Three things you won't want to miss in London this Tuesday
• Seven things we learned from Hillary Clinton at the London Literature Festival
• What’s your favourite South African place in London?
• Is the Tower of London just for tourists?
• Five things you might not know about Hampton Court Palace
• The London Pickle Project
• Leather Belt and Key Tag Workshop
• It's not just you: the sun is weird and it could be the end of days
• Pix
• Pix
• Mad Brunch
• Beowulf review
• London Cocktail Club
• London Cocktail Club
• London Cocktail Club
• London Cocktail Club
• London Cocktail Club
• Acoustic Alchemy
• Three things you won't want to miss in London this weekend
• Joe Lycett: I'm About To Lose Control And I Think Joe Lycett
• Sarah Millican: Control Enthusiast
• Tim Vine: Sunset Milk Idiot
• The Watch House
• Overheard in London: this week’s #wordonthestreet
• Skin Tight
• Things you only know if you work in Pret a Manger
• On this day in 1397, Dick Whittington became Lord Mayor of London
• Chik'n Islington
• Don’t miss these brilliant things to do in west London this weekend
• POW, the London gallery that helped launch Banksy, is closing
• The best things happening in east London this weekend
• A London bar is transforming into a boozy butterfly house
• 24 wonderful things to do in London this weekend
• Four totally free things to do in London this week
• Watch: Ian McKellen will play the Demon in West End's 'The Exorcist'
• Get a free brisket burger at GBK on Monday
• L’Art Café
• Downstairs at Machiya
• Voodoo Ray's
• Rudie's Cinema Club
• Farm Girl Soho
• Little Nan's Knees Up with Carradine’s Cockney Sing-a-long
• The End of Hope review
• Rowing
• Ghouls and Company
• Nine reasons why an Indian summer is better than an actual summer
• #onlyinlondon: the weirdest stuff that’s happened to you in the capital
• Rossopomodoro Hoxton
• Peking Opera: A River All Red
• The Hayward Gallery's new billboard will speak directly to your tired soul
• Pani
• Londoners are the sweariest people in the whole fucking country
• This map shows what Londoners are eating (and tweeting)
• Blitzed at the Palace
• Shirley & Shirley: Still Got It
• Pride at Night
• Up Close and Medical: Open Mic
• Mother
• Three things you won't want to miss in London this Friday
• In Nights Darkling Glory
• Three Mothers
• Rejoice: *those* igloos by the Thames are coming back
• Classic Horror All-Nighter
• Deep Trash in the Underworld
• Soul of a Nation Closing Party
• Wray’s Yard Pop Up Shop
• Walthamstow Wetlands
• Ahi Poké City
• The IKEA House Party
• Hair review
• Ten pretty streets in west London you should definitely visit
• Diwali on Dalloway Terrace
• Riot! Riot! Riot!
• Three things you won't want to miss in London this Thursday
• Saint George and the Dragon review
• Here’s your chance to see the brilliant ‘Call Me by Your Name’ for free this month
• A vegan night market is coming to London
• Tove Jansson (1914-2001)
• Privates on Parade
• The Seagull review
• Wild Life Drawing Halloween Specials
• Hackney Firework Pyromusical
• Reflections: Van Eyck and the Pre-Raphaelites
• The End Of History
• Celeb chef Tom Kerridge’s London restaurant has been cancelled
• Whither Would You Go?
• Ice Music
• Get out and stay out all night at one of these ace parties this weekend
• The Snow Queen
• There’s a thirtieth birthday screening of ‘Dirty Dancing’ coming to Leicester Square (with free drinks and live dancing)
• Carioca Brixton
• Carioca Boxpark Croydon
• Aladdin
• Gilgamesh
• London on screen: the cinema from ‘An American Werewolf in London’
• Catford Bridge Tavern
• Ripley's Believe It or Not!
• Thunder and Lightning
• 11 amazing London Literature Festival events you can still buy tickets for
• And What? Queer Arts Festival
• Young Frankenstein review
• Three things you won't want to miss in London this Wednesday
• Aloft London Excel
• U Suck Halloween Special
• Toasted
• Omeara Cantina
• House of Peroni 2017: Infused with Italy
• The Lie review
• Have you visited these incredible London libraries?
• Handel and Hendrix: Halloween Friday Late
• Elves have hidden 200 free Chocolate Show tickets at London landmarks
• Archives at Night: Cabinet of Curiosities
• Seven comfy spots in London where you can snuggle up and get cosy
• Guardian Gallery
• The Tiger
• A creepy witch museum is coming to London from Cornwall – here's what you need to know
• Fabulous Nails
• Victory Condition review
• Heisenberg: The Uncertainty Principle review
• Wayne Hernandez
• Seven Dials Playhouse
• Three things you won't want to miss in London this Tuesday
• Jonathan Pie: Back To The Studio
• Jim Jefferies: The Unusual Punishment
• Apsley After Hours
• What rule would you make everyone in London follow?
• Osterley After Dark
• Lostacos Day of the Dead Celebrations
• The Science Museum is showing ‘The Last Jedi’ on a galactically huge screen
• The Geffrye Museum is closing for a two-year refurbishment in January
• Meet one of the young stars from an exhibition about London’s refugees
• Iain Sinclair: The Last London
• Faking It
• BYOC
• Club de Fromage on Ice
• Pexmas Market
• Mother Kelly’s
• Zombies Ate My Dance Floor
• The Diner South Kensington
• RA Lates: Manhattan Studio Party
• American Style Halloween Bash
• A London fitness company is employing ex–convicts to run workouts
• It's Time Out's 2017 festival review
• The Halloween Ball: Once Upon a Midnight Dreary
• Veuve Clicquot Widow Series with Carine Roitfeld
• River Lea Apple Day
• Londoners have the least disposable income in the UK
• Caravan Coffee Roasters Aeropress Masterclass
• Hammer House Of Horror Live: The Soulless Ones
• Plosive Comedy in Dulwich: Reginald D Hunter
• Legendary comic Mel Brooks on his new musical, 'Young Frankenstein'
• ATP Finals 2017
• The Mansion Halloween Ball
• In Memory of Leaves
• The Eskimo Dance
• The best things happening in south London this weekend
• Fabulous things happening in north London this weekend
• Woody Bear
• Core blimey! An urban cidery has opened in Bermondsey
• Crazy Circus Party
• Hagit Yakira: Free Falling
• Lea Anderson: Ladies and Gentlemen
• Spend your Brixton Pounds out east this weekend
• It’s happening: A mooncake pop-up is coming to Chinatown
• Dalí/Duchamp review
• What Shadows review
• Overheard in London: this week’s #wordonthestreet
• Get £1 tacos and beers next week
• Hackney is officially the most miserable part of London
• What everyone's Instagramming at Frieze art fair
• Foster Books
• Three things you won't want to miss in London this Friday
• The two best bars in the world are right here in London
• 21 fantastic things to do in London this weekend
• One Aldwych
• The Vincent
• How to be happy in London, according to a new study
• Patty & Bun
• Treves & Hyde
• Bloomberg Arcade
• Giggling Squid
• Things you only know if you’re a Deliveroo rider
• 13 magnificent things to do on Morning Lane, Hackney
• What the cluck? It's been 10 years since 'Junior Spesh'
• There are loads of Fun Palaces popping up all over London this weekend
• Haunted at the Medieval Banquet
• The Oxford Street Christmas lights have gone up, 84 days early
• A London scientist is creating hangover-free cocktails
• Caravan
• The Secret Keeper
• The Wedding Reception
• From Ibiza to the Norfolk Broads
• Girls
• Holding The Man
• Thebes Land
• Graeme of Thrones
• Coming Clean: Life As A Naked House Cleaner
• 1972: The Future of Sex
• Kiki's Delivery Service
• I Loved Lucy
• Dear Home Office
• Mariinsky Ballet: Anna Karenina
• Quentin Crisp: Naked Hope
• The Toxic Avenger
• Three Billy Goats Gruff & Other Furry Tails
• Incoming Festival
• The Hare and the Tortoise and Other Tales from Aesop
• Outings
• Incident at Vichy
• The Quentin Dentin Show
• Back to the '80s Pop-Up Dinner
• Banknotes and Bullion
• miPic Pop-Up Store
• Halloween at Dr Johnson's House
• Raising Suspicions: A Fiendish Mystery Inside Tower Bridge’s Engine Rooms
• The Ramshackle House: Upswing
• Sam Mendes directs epic play about the Lehman Brothers in new NT season
• Torshi
• Artist Residence London
• Engaging the Heart: The Role of Emotion in Building Brands
• Strawberry Hill House Library of Screams
• My Name is Rachel Corrie review
• Dickens After Dark: A Halloween Special
• Arthur Jafa: Love Is The Message, The Message Is Death review
• Geffrye Museum Ghost Hunt
• Brixton Oktoberfest
• The Terrible Infants review
• Trois Grandes Fugues
• Concerto/Le Baiser De La Fee/Elite Syncopations
• Three things you won't want to miss in London this Thursday
• Stamford Bridge
• The Unbelievers Ghost Walk
• The Famous Ghosts and Infamous Murders Tour
• BalletBoyz: Fourteen Days
• Super Lyan
• Here's what's happening in London for Black History Month
• Jimmy Campbell Balham
• Form
• The Jam Cupboard
• House of Peroni is back with a host of arty Italian cocktails
• The Death and Debauchery Tour
• Emirates Stadium
• Engawa
• Rivoli Ballroom's Halloween Horror Film Marathon
• Overheard in London: this week’s #wordonthestreet
• Ted's Grooming Room Regent Street
• Anything That Flies
• Five things you need to do this October according to LondOnTheInside
• Just Juice Day of The Dead Halloween Party
• The Blinding Light
• There’s an all-you-can-eat cheese festival coming to town
• BeetleJuice '80s Halloween Disco
• 14 new art exhibitions you won't want to miss
• Murder in the West End
• The Chocolate Show
• Notting Hill Silents Presents 'Piccadilly' (1929)​
• Egypt Uncovered: Belzoni and the Tomb of Pharaoh Seti I
• Rum Fest
• Vibrant 2017
• Crab Tavern
• On this day in 1936, the Battle of Cable Street brought the East End to a standstill
• The Life of Sir Winston Churchill by his Grandson
• Laika review
• Six things you should definitely drink during London Cocktail Week
• Quaint Honour
• Swingers are opening a new seaside-themed crazy golf course in Oxford Circus
• The Chapman brothers reviewed readers’ art – and they didn't hold back
• The Busy World Is Hushed.
• Martin Freeman on Labour, Corbyn and why you should never call him an everyman
• Cast Iron Bar & Grill
• Labour of Love review
• Coffee Fox
• Three things you won't want to miss in London this Wednesday
• Finnish Rooftop Sauna
• The Kraken Screamfest
• Why Music? The Key to Memory
• Bake Off's Selasi Gbormittah picks his five favourite London bakeries
• Update: Thursday’s tube strike has been cancelled
• This map of London's green spaces shows what the city would look like without buildings
• Buon Appetito
• The Red Lion
• 2018’s Michelin stars – our verdict
• Viet Grill
• 4th Estate Literary Salon
• Claiming a New Place on Earth
• Bean to Bar at Hotel Chocolat
• You can watch the City of London pay rent to the Crown tomorrow
• London Greek Wine Festival
• Harry Potter: A History of Magic
• It's Your Funeral
• Makers Movements
• Sheraton Grand London Park Lane
• Bishi’s London: club nights on boats, Bistrotheque and Brompton Cemetery
• Terrace Grill and Bar
• L'ETO Soho
• A fluffy dog and cat pop-up is coming to Soho
• We Built This City
• Hatchetts
• Four ways the Royal Academy's ‘Sensation’ exhibition changed art forever
• Pimps and Pinups
• The Vault London
• B review
• Rossopomodoro Camden
• We got four amazing artists to make four different covers for us this week
• Heads and Tails Salon
• Three things you won't want to miss in London this Tuesday
• Anyone's Guess How We Got Here
• Dishoom's Diwali Party
• Diwali in London
• The Park Brewery Open Day
• Legal London Walking Tour
• I Am Wario
• This hilarious browser plug-in strips estate agent clichés out of property listings
• The new Turbine Hall commission has loads of swings
• Take part in our 2017 Reader Takeover
• Filmmaker Gurinder Chadha explains how her mum ended up on the poster for 'Bend it Like Beckham'
• Meet the prop guy who created platform 9¾ in 'Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone'
• Meet the stunt coordinator who got Daniel Craig to slide down a tube escalator in 'Skyfall'
• Meet the 'Four Weddings and a Funeral' costume designer who trawled London’s charity shops for wedding hats
• We spoke to David Bailey about being the inspiration for cult film 'Blow-up'
• Thomas Ruff
• Meet the artist who re-created the Lesbian and Gays Support the Miners signs for 'Pride'
• Patrick Marber explains how 'Closer' made Postman’s Park internationally known
• We asked ‘Shaun of the Dead’ director Edgar Wright about bringing a zombie apocalypse to London
• Meet the woman who was Renée Zellweger’s stunt double in 'Bridget Jones's Diary'
• Jack Whitten 1979-1989: More Dimensions Than You Know