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Helen Mirren discussing women roles at the BFI, Radio Times event
We are 50% of the population, why do I have to watch drama where I’m not there? My sex is not there. Why aren’t we there? Helen Mirren Continue reading Helen Mirren discussing women roles at the BFI, Radio Times event
Riddle and Finns (Seafront)
Riddle and Finns is a Brighton based seafood restaurant with two homes; one in the Lanes and another on the beach. The beach location has an al fresco terrace looking over the sea and is always rather busy so it’s worth booking in advance. The restaurant is working with trusted and knowledgeable suppliers, their main supplier of fresh fish are local Shoreham based BNFS, who provide us with day caught local fish and shellfish from their fleet of inshore fishing boats. The vast majority of their produce is from the local Sussex area. They have an extensive wine and Champagne … Continue reading Riddle and Finns (Seafront)
Covent Garden – Christmas Lights
Covent Garden is a district in London, full of restaurants, fashion stores, bars a Market and London’s Transport Museum. During Christmas Time the Piazza is covered with 115,000 lights sparkling across the market and its adjoining streets, and London’s biggest handpicked tree with its 30,000 festive lights. It’s also the filming location of Emma Thompson’s new Christmas movie, Last Christmas featuring Emilia Clarke. Continue reading Covent Garden – Christmas Lights
The X-files Filming Location 2/
A-maze-ing Laughter is a 2009 bronze sculpture by Yue Minjun, located in Morton Park in Vancouver, Canada. The patinated bronze sculpture, composed of 14 statues each about three metres tall and weighing over 250 kilograms,[4] portrays the artist’s own image “in a state of hysterical laughter”. (x) The Lost Art of Forehead Sweat, Season 11 episode of The X-files were filmed here in 2017. Disclaimer: The photos from the filming our not mine. They are taken from the following websites: x & x Continue reading The X-files Filming Location 2/
Gay’s The Word
Gay’s The Word is one of the most iconic places of queer history in the capital. This independent bookshop opened on January 17th, 1979 and it was founded by LGBT+ socialist group Gay Icebreakers. Lesbians and Gays Support the Miners held their first meetings in Gay’s The Word which secured its iconic place in the LGBTQ+ movement. Within these wall you will find fiction, non-fiction, history, politics, graphic novels, travel, poetry, children, young adult magazines and erotic books. The selection is pretty impressive, however this was not always the case. As you might imagine, being a gay bookshop in the … Continue reading Gay’s The Word
