The legendary Jackson sister is back in London for her Together Again tour, celebrating an extraordinary 50 years in entertainment as well as the 35th anniversary of the seminal album, Rhythm Nation. She is playing the O2 this weekend — with support from Wyclef Jean on the second night — and will be sure to have us dancing All Nite. The RA is celebrating one of the most influential figures in British art over the past half century.
Craig-Martin is not just an acclaimed artist, moving between pop, minimalism and conceptual work, but he helped shape the cultural landscape at Goldsmiths College teaching YBAs including Damien Hirst. This is the largest exhibition of his work ever held in Britain. And it’s good.
The leading light among the new wave of Irish novelists, returns with her fourth book in seven years. Intermezzo is the tale of two brothers, their lives and their loves. Rooney is as hot as hot properties get in literature.
Win the admiration of your friends by displaying a copy prominently on your shelf. Who knows, you might enjoy the book too. She’s a star for a reason.
Most birds lack the recuperation prowess of a phoenix, but there’s life for Pidgin yet, which became a Hackney favourite for its neat conceit, a menu that changed completely each week. Now, former head chef Drew Snaith and general manager Hannah Kowalski have reunited to open Sesta on the same site. The weekly menu schtick is gone; in its place comes seasonal British/European cooking and some S.
