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In What/If, Renée Zellweger plays Rose Montgomery, a venture capitalist that controls people like puppets. Her latest experiment is business-owner Lisa (Jane Levy)...
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Cannes darling Xavier Dolan returns with his most lovely and mature film to date: Matthias et Maxime celebrates friendship and repressed affection beautifully
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Confront life, death and extreme conditions as mountaineering drama Touching the Void is adapted for the stage
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From the new season of Black Mirror to Martin Scorsese's new documentary about the Bob Dylan tour Rolling Thunder Revue, Netflix in June covers a broad streaming spectrum
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From immersive AI installations to vibrant outdoor living rooms, London Design Festival celebrates the best of contemporary design. Here's what you need to know
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School's out for summer: keep children entertained with our round up of the best London has to offer throughout the 2019 summer holidays
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Get a bird's eye view of London this summer as the world's biggest and fastest urban zip wire returns to London's Southbank
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Nude underwear for every shade, shape and size
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2019's new designer lipsticks are anything but the norm: these are easy to use and come in the most covetable packaging
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In Four Quartets, a show like no other currently at the Barbican, the American choreographer Pam Tanowitz creates a miraculous blend of poetry, dance, visual arts and music
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Alexander McQueen sales are rare, so make sure you don't miss out
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Blow their tiny minds without blowing your budget: check out our round up of the best free events for kids in London
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From Ian McKellen sharing anecdotes from his life in the spotlight to Michelle Obama discussing her book Becoming, we've rounded up the most exciting London talks to book now
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The latest batch of face mists do more than shower you with water – they have super-charged benefits
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Playwright Jack Thorne and director John Tiffany return to the Royal Court with a new play capturing the comedy and tension of a family reunion
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Perfectly portable and also hardworking too - here’s the best in stick foundation, skincare and beauty products for 2019
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In Once Upon A Time ... in Hollywood, Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt and Margot Robbie return. Tarantino's ninth feature rocked Cannes this year
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From climbing Kilimanjaro to swimming with polar bears, we round up the best sport challenges for an ultimate fitness bucket list
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Free beauty treatments and styling sessions plus Instagrammable interiors - is this the future of retail?
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The new Secret Cinema immersive experience has been revealed. In collaboration with Netflix, be ready to plunge into the scary, funny, and nostalgic world of Stranger Things
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New York-born women’s club The Wing opens in London, offering co-working spaces, female-led events and parent-friendly initiatives
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Kickstart imaginations with these immersive experiences for kids in London
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A mysterious billboard signals Hilary Mantel's long-awaited end to the Tudor trilogy. The Mirror and the Light publication date has been confirmed.
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From the finale that’s been 10 years in the making to the bright young writers causing a buzz, these are the nine books we are most excited about in 2019
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All aboard the DeLorean!The long-awaited Back to the Future musical will come to London in 2020
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Our pick of the best London pedicures to get you summer ready
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Festival outfit ideas to unleash your inner wild child - from hiking boots to show-stopping sparkles
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Here's where to find the famous actors: London theatre 2019 is aglow with stars including John Malkovich, Claire Foy and Hugh Jackman
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In a special Q&A for BBC Two's Summer of Rockets, Stephen Poliakoff describes how real-life elements formed the basis for his new and enticing cold war drama
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Looking for the next immersive experience or fresh pop-up? London events and adventures that you have to keep quiet about
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From the furiously anticipated Game of Thrones finale to the new Netflix drama What/If with Renée Zellweger, this week in TV is a period of dark strategy
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A new play from David Mamet: Bitter Wheat brings the origin of #MeToo to the stage as John Malkovich plays Harvey Weinstein
