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Monday, Dec 16, 2019

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Review: Shakespeare’s King Lear, Stockwell Playhouse

Rob Harkavy By Rob Harkavy 19th August 2019
Arts & Culture / Celebrity / Reviews

Main pic: James Thacker Taking their template from the Greeks – specifically Aristotle – Shakespeare’s tragedies centre on a man’s downfall brought about by a fatal character flaw. Macbeth has his ambition, Othello his jealousy and Hamlet his indecisiveness, famously encapsulated by the existential question “To be, or not to be”. Continue Reading

Our Editor finds a solution to the age old spectacles conundrum

Rob Harkavy By Rob Harkavy 9th August 2019
Features / Reviews

I love the summer. It’s my favourite season. What’s more, I don’t trust people who claim to prefer one of the other, less fun seasons. Freaks. I feel the same about people who say they prefer expensive, cocoa-heavy dark chocolate to Dairy Milk or, worse, people who claim to “love olives”. Continue Reading

Watch Lots Holloway’s lavish new video, including raunchy bits!

Rob Harkavy By Rob Harkavy 19th July 201919th July 2019
Arts & Culture / Celebrity / Features / Reviews

Microscopic songbird Lots Holloway’s latest single, Lose Myself, has already set Spotify on fire since its launch three weeks ago (review here), forcing the streaming service to increase its bandwidth ten-fold to cope with demand. Not really, obvs., but the track has been doing really well and is set to get Continue Reading

Review: Mama’s Boy, Dustin Lance Black

By Linda Riley 1st July 20191st July 2019
Arts & Culture / Reviews

Reading Dustin Lance Black’s book Mama’s Boy, I couldn’t help but feel a sense of kinship and camaraderie which, frankly, I hadn’t expected. Black’s book is tribute to his mother and anyone who has lost a parent cannot fail to share and remember their grief. Black’s description resonated so much with Continue Reading

Review: Lose Myself, Lots Holloway

Rob Harkavy By Rob Harkavy 28th June 2019
Arts & Culture / Celebrity / Reviews

Diamonds are smaller than bricks, and Lots Holloway is smaller than most other humans but, as if to prove that small things come in great packages, the diminutive songstress’s latest release has not only come close to exhausting this reviewer’s gags about Holloway’s stature, but has also demonstrated that the Polly Continue Reading

Loud and Proud: The LaLit London is the place to be this Pride weekend!

Andréa Oldereide By Andréa Oldereide 20th June 2019
Events / Features / News / Reviews / UK

Luxury boutique hotel The LaLiT London is celebrating Pride with a touch of extravagance this year. For this Pride, you will have the opportunity to top and tail the summer’s biggest party weekend  with drag dining and a boozy brunch. The hotel is ready to champion its ethos of #PureLove and Continue Reading

Review: Garry, White Bear Theatre, London

By Nicole Faraday 12th June 201912th June 2019
Arts & Culture / Reviews

Graham Watts, director and producer of this “lost” play by prolific playwright Sophie Treadwell – credited with writing more plays than Shakespeare, including her most famous work “Machinal” – cites in the programme his admirable ambition to produce plays through the ages by eminent female writers whose works have been ignored Continue Reading

Review: Operation Mincemeat at the New Diorama Theatre

By Nicole Faraday 24th May 201924th May 2019
Arts & Culture / Reviews

Watching Splitlip’s “Operation Mincemeat” a musical comedy interpretation of a factual, yet improbable, wartime event that ostensibly helped the allies win the war, was exhilarating and felt like an absolute privilege. It is the first time that I have been in the audience of a new piece of writing like this, Continue Reading

Review: the Celebrity Edge, the latest generation of cruise liner

By Linda Riley 20th May 201920th May 2019
Reviews / Travel

Linda Riley, the publisher of DIVA Magazine, reviews the Celebrity Edge and gives it five stars. It’s no secret that cruising has been experiencing something of a renaissance in recent years. What was once considered as the preserve of the older generation is now becoming increasingly popular among people of all ages and Continue Reading

Review: The Last Temptation of Boris Johnson, Park Theatre, London

By Nicole Faraday 16th May 201916th May 2019
Arts & Culture / Reviews

It is worth noting that “The Last Temptation of Boris Johnson” was co-funded by Arts50, a scheme commissioned by Sky Arts to explore the notion of what it means to be British in the wake of Brexit. Of almost 1,000 entries, this was one of a shortlist of only 50 to receive funding. With achingly Continue Reading

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