Breaking Bad follows the life of Walter White, a struggling chemistry teacher with a pregnant wife and a teenage son with cerebral palsy. After learning he has terminal cancer, Walter decides to try his hand at being a badass drug dealer.
Jump is a must-see night of action and entertainment about a Korean family, highly trained in Taekwondo, who are visited by burglars in the middle of the night.
Tucked in the back of the Cuming Museum on Walworth Road, Southwark, is the exhibition Carnaval del Pueblo: The Story. The exhibition documents the evolution of London’s Carnaval del Pueblo, and with it the impact of the Latin American community on London.
Bloomsbury Lanes is a small 50’s themed bowling alley underneath the Tavistock Hotel on Bedford way. Every Tuesday night it plays host to a student bowling event called Strike Night
Three-thousand complaints! Isn't it amazing that people complain to Ofcom because Simon kept in Jedward? History tends to repeat itself on the X Factor, as it was the same old tactical story this week.
Arts By Offenders is a new exhibition being held at the Royal Festival Hall. Its unusual twist is that prisoners have made every piece of artwork displayed. There are also offerings from immigration detainees, UK citizens being held in custody overseas, and patients from secure psychiatric hospitals.
The Ritzy - an independent cinema with licensed bars, a café and restaurant - is all the glamour and glitz of an old school evening of dinner and a movie, mixed in with the contemporary twist of a night of spontaneous live hip hop from The Illersapiens and others thanks to its intimate music venue Upstairs @ The Ritzy.
From the outside, Roxy Bar and Screen doesn’t seem like anything unique, however - as they say - appearances can be deceiving. The bar/restaurant with cinema venue, situated on Borough High Street is certainly an unusual concept.
The Drill Hall is playing host to the live recording of Andy Zaltzman: History of the Third Millennium radio show, which will be broadcasted on Radio 4 later this year. Stand-up comedian Zaltzman uses a mixture of sketches, funny puns and similes to create comedy while still talking about the issues involving world politics, British society and global economy of the last decade.
The Rich Mix cross-arts centre in London's trendy Bethnal Green Road always seems to have a diverse programme on offer. This autumn 2009 is no different, with acclaimed British alto saxophonist and rapper Soweto Kinch organizing a season of concerts - In The Mix Sunday Free Jazz - in the bar area of the venue.
