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The wait for Avengers: Endgame is nearly over – but with half of all life destroyed, can the Marvel heroes hit back? Here's what we know...
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First Gravity, then Interstellar and even First Man – we can't get enough of the intergalactic sci-fi movie. Natalie Portman stars in a trip back from the atmosphere
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Soho's new Boulvard Theatre brings all day dining, dizzying feats of tech, late night cabaret and four new shows a year to the heart of the West End
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Summer 2019 promises the return of Pixar's best creations with Toy Story 4. The official trailer gives a glimpse of what to expect from Woody, Buzz, and friends
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Netflix and Chill? Sit back and celebrate the women in your life, with the best films about motherhood on Netflix now
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In Quentin Tarantino's new film, Margot Robbie is Sharon Tate. New photos of Robbie and co-stars Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio reveal details on the upcoming movie
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Kristen Stewart, Naomi Scott and Ella Balinska star as the crime-fighting trio in the remake of a female-fronted classic
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Rising stars and veterans making a comeback are storming screens in 2019. Here are the names to remember for the upcoming year in cinema
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Bread sets the tone of a meal. These London chefs not only make their own bread but mill their own flour.
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We’ve sussed out the city’s most exciting and unusual speed dating events London 2019 has to offer. Quit swiping and read on for where to meet your perfect match
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Since Roma won three Oscars and early festivals have shown terrific signs of promise – foreign language cinema is richer than ever. Here's what to watch this year
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As the UK prepares to leave the EU on 29 March, here’s where to enjoy the culture of our European neighbours while remaining marooned on British shores
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From oysters to lobster spaghetti, decadent seafood platters to fish croquettes, these are London's best seafood restaurants
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Lover, nobleman, scoundrel, liar, cheat... They all roll into one in the character of Don Giovanni, but morality will win the day in a new production by Michael Boyd
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The iconic film director Stanley Kubrick is coming to the Design Museum in 2019 with a retrospective exhibition covering his work and relationship with London
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On the eve of a royal wedding, a stranger tries to lighten the sombre mood of the princess bride, in Offenbach's tender opera, being given its first UK staging
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Chantal Joffe's year-long diary of self-portraits will be held across two Victoria Miro galleries in London
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From Antony Gormley's moon landing to a gamer's paradise, VR experiences to try in London
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Deborah Colker Dance Company whisks you off to Brazil in Dog Without Feathers, an intriguing dance work that brings a cultural poem to life
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The Glastonbury 2019 line up is here – and it's a corker. From the Cure's goth rock to The Killer's indie hits and Kylie's gilded pop, here's who's playing
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Haggerston gets a VR playground in the form of Otherworld. Guests enter one of 16 different experiences, then discuss their adventure over a bowl of poké and a cocktail
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The queen of hip hop, Kate Prince, draws on Sting’s back catalogue for her new show, Message in a Bottle, coming to the Peacock Theatre in early 2020
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Five stars for standup comedian Simon Amstell and a preview of ballet dancer Rudolf Nureyev's backstory – fill your boots with the best releases this week
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'Sometimes dead is better': cursed burial grounds bring untold horrors in a new film adaption of Stephen King's novel
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In MotherFatherSon episode 2, Caden (Billy Howle) is recovering from brain trauma – causing Kathryn (Helen McCrory) to remember her failed marriage to Max (Richard Gere)
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To celebrate London Craft Week, the country's best perfumers have created bespoke fragrances for an exhibition at Mayfair's Beaumont Hotel
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From the fame of Never Mind the Buzzcocks, Simon Amstell has grown leaps and bounds. The comedian directs his second film, Benjamin, as a balm for self-torturing lonely souls
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The White Crow, director Ralph Fiennes' third film, tells the back story of the charismatic ballet dancer Rudolf Nureyev’s decision to defect from the Soviet Union in 1961
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Disney’s live-action remakes continue with Aladdin. Will Smith features alongside a group of rising stars
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Fresh from Texas film festival SXSW, feelgood comedy Booksmart has wowed audiences and has already been dubbed as the gleeful cross between Superbad and Lady Bird
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Present-day titans Michelle Williams and Sam Rockwell play Gwen Verdon and Bob Fosse, the Hollywood dancer and choreographer
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The long-awaited J.R.R. Tolkien life story is coming soon to cinemas. In the trailer for the Lord of the Rings author biopic, we see how the stories came to be
