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A second branch of pastel-coloured pasta parlour Lina Stores opens in King’s Cross, bringing the much-loved dishes of the Italian deli to Granary Square
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Chiltern Firehouse culinary vibes come to a beautiful new-build hotel in Stratford, soon to be East Bank, a new cultural hub
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From Noah Baumbach's heart-rending divorce tale Marriage Story to Ryan Reynolds battling bad guys in 6 Underground, Netflix in December is both intense and explosive
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It's the things that make you go 'hmmm?' – where to find the best London pub quiz, whatever your speciality
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Bastille performs Can't Fight this Feeling over a charming tale of a dragon struggling to belong
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The bass-baritone on playing seven roles at once, music for youngsters and climbing Kilimanjaro
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Female filmmakers are paving the way for an exciting future in the entertainment industry. From biopics to blockbusters, women are taking the reigns in 2019
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Tate Modern prepares for an exhibition of Magdalena Abakanowicz's fabric sculptures to open 2020
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Whether you're a romantic or are just here for the thrill of it, this week's major releases have something in store for you, including Marriage Story and Le Mans '66
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Disney's Frozen 2 opens in cinemas this November - and Frozen fever is already upon us
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In The Report, Adam Driver stars as Senate investigator Daniel J Jones, who uncovered the unlawful torture of terrorist suspects in the wake of 9/11
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An exhibition of post-war British photography at Tate Britain promises to prove a moving experience
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Choreographer of the moment Wayne McGregor joins forces with fashion icon Manfred Thierry Mugler for a new work coming to the Coliseum as part of an intriguing triple bill
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All eyes are on Borough Market, where a new communal dining space is opening along with a new restaurant, Stoney Street, from the team behind 26 Grains
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When the celebration calls for an extra-special table, here's the pick of the most elegant, funky and quirky private dining rooms
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London wine bars are having a moment. From New Zealand Wine Cellar's Melanie Brown opening The Laundry to the team behind Wilton's raising a glass with new bar Locket's
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Gold Digger follows the unconventional relationship between 60-year-old Julia (Julia Ormond) and thirty-something Benjamin (Ben Barnes). But her family isn't happy about it...
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From holy comedy in An Act of God to a Cinderella panto set in a pub - two plays to see at The Vaults this Christmas
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Olivier-winning playwright Laura Wade takes on Jane Austen's unfinished novel The Watsons in post-modern play that comes to West End
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In Sex Education season 2, Netflix promise to be more hilarious, libidinous, and emotional than ever before. Gillian Anderson and Asa Butterfield reprise their roles
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This Christmas, an animated caper unlike any other is coming to cinemas: there's a spy, there's a boy, but there's an astonishing scientific twist to change the game completely
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In The Crown season 3, Olivia Colman steps in as Queen Elizabeth II - following her reign between 1964 and 1977. Helena Bonham Carter also stars as Princess Margaret
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James Corden, Margot Robbie, Elizabeth Debicki return to lend their voices to Beatrix Potter's characters alongside Rose Byrne and Domhnall Gleeson for a sequel
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Visual activist Zanele Muholi is set to have an exhibition at Tate Modern in 2020
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Be the first at the door for these great London sample sales
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From the return of Netflix's The Crown with Olivia Colman to the fun and frightening BBC adaptation of The War of the Worlds, this week is packed with thrilling drama
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The British Museum explores the story of Troy, from antiquity to the present day
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From the thrilling reunion of Martin Scorsese and Robert De Niro in The Irishman to Timothée Chalamet rocking royalty in The King, Netflix in November is filled with dark menace
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In episode two, the clearly devious Mrs Coulter (Ruth Wilson) takes Lyra (Dafne Keen) to her opulent London apartment. But Lyra senses something awry
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From Judy Garland to Marie Curie – true stories inspire great films. Here are the best movies based on real life events to look out for
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There's finally an original Pixar film around the corner – celebrating jazz, New York City, the cosmos and more from the director of Up and Inside Out
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With the end of the year in sight, it's time to plan which foreign-language films to watch into the new year. Here are the titles to keep on your radar
