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One of the best things about living in a capital city
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One of the best things about living in a capital city is your constant proximity to THE NEWS. Yes, sorry all you buggers in the provinces think the news is too London-centric, that’s because a lot of the news happens in London. And often you br[…]

Catch them on the Flipside
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Innovative, audacious, useful…unimaginative, cowardly, lazy…You could apply any or all of these adjectives to Channel 4’s new late night show Flipside, that consists of a bunch of K-listers (MTV dudes), pwned props (Victor Big Broth[…]

London Conclusions (thus far – 64 posts in 20 days)
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London Conclusions (thus far – 64 posts in 20 days)
London is expanding and vanishing at the same time. There is dogging in Green Park and strange characters in Epping Forest, Pete sort of designed a logo, rivers are fascinating (The Thames, Th[…]

Food Court London
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Food Court London — as is unsurprisingly the case in this our world of everything and anything in one place at one time (if you have the money and access to the right location), there are about eight million restaurants in London that presumabl[…]

Olympic Avoidance Log Triple Jump:
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Olympic Avoidance Log
Triple Jump: Keeping up my strong middle section with a brief accidental flight of fancy on the Triple Jump. You see Triple Jump was one of the few sports that my games teachers groomed me for. Looking back it was a bit cynical,[…]

FT Top 100 Films 43: ZU WARRIORS OF THE MAGIC MOUNTAIN
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FT Top 100 Films
43: ZU WARRIORS OF THE MAGIC MOUNTAIN
Martin Skidmore says: I mentioned director Tsui Hark in my review of Crouching Tiger a week or so back. I’ve seen, and loved, only a tenth of his films – there’s a recent sequel[…]

Bum Barometer
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Bum Barometer: David Mamet has a go at audience research in the cinema. Even though I have to stifle a cynical cackle at the thought of punters going all sensible and objective when confronted with a questionnaire, I think he has some good points. Th[…]

Casual Free Zone
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Casual Free Zone
Pubs in Leicester ban burberry and other (with apologies) chav brands. i had forgotten until a couple of weeks ago on a stag weekend that some bars/pubs still have “no trainers” policies (the lads i was with were otherwi[…]

I just received this press release
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I just received this press release. How much would you pay for this unique slice of British Pop History? Wespecially to play three of their biggest hits (Feels Like Heaven?)

Insanity Artists Agency are proud to represent:
URBAN COOKIE COLLECTIVE
Tit[…]

More Oakey Pokey (fun at)
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I was willing to let Phil Oakey rot in a see of his own flesh and blood (he’s a man) yesterday, but my public cried and said “Slap Him, He’s From Sheffield”. Alan Trewartha, the FreakyTrigger resident design master (who has ne[…]

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