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Riz Ahmed

Film: Superstar rising: Riz Ahmed

Coming soon from 29-year-old Londoner Riz Ahmed are four major movie roles - from a sultan's son to an urban gangster, a reluctant fundamentalist and a Thomas Hardy hero. Variety, he tells Nick Roddick, is the name of his game  Comments

Music: Gotye, Wilton's Music Hall - review

On this form, with such strong songs and a joyous all-out pop assault, Gotye couldn't possibly be a one-hit wonder. Could he?  Comments
Rating: 4 out of 5

Billy Bob Thornton

Film: Jayne Mansfield's Car - review

Berlin International Film Festival: Billy Bob Thornton is not an actor who goes the usual Hollywood way. He is certainly an anti-Hollywood filmmaker. And his new film is about the most eccentric he has made  Comments
Rating: 4 out of 5

Adam Deacon with Christina Hendricks

Film: A Hackney hero scoops his first Bafta

Adam Deacon, the east London star of gritty low-budget dramas spoke of his thrill at officially hitting the big time  Comments (3)

Theatre: The Shallow End, Southwark Playhouse - review

Doug Lucie's stinging if baggy media satire was seen as an over-reaction when premièred in 1997. Today it seems like an eerily ominous portent  Comments
Rating: 3 out of 5

Whitney hearse

News: Mother's grief at Whitney Houston's final journey

Whitney Houston's mother Cissy looked distraught today as she brought her daughter's body back to a funeral parlour in her home town  Comments (3)

adele

News: Triumph for Adele as she finds her voice on tragic night at the Grammys

Adele made a triumphant return after vocal cord surgery to win a record six Grammy Awards  Comments (5)


Where to eat and drink

Hix Belgravia

Restaurants: Hix Belgravia - review

Restaurant of the week: Travels in the kitchen with Mark Hix's latest west London fix  Comments
Rating: 3 out of 5

Pitt Cue Co

Restaurants: Pitt Cue Co (Soho) - review

From BBQ trailer to Soho restaurant, Pitt Cue Co is a foodie talking point on Twitter, and a glutton's paradise  Comments (1)
Rating: 4 out of 5

Dabbous

Restaurants: Dabbous - review

Restaurant of the week: Urban grit meets some wonderfully innovative cooking from the former head chef at Texture in a new venture that is sure to excite the capital's foodies  Comments
Rating: 5 out of 5

Tom Aikens

Restaurants: Tom Aikens - review

Restaurant of the week: Chef Tom Aikens, through the medium of his latest press release, is offering "A new vision for 2012". This takes the shape of his redesigned and relaunched signature restaurant with the involvement of new backers  Comments (3)
Rating: 3 out of 5

Cut at 45 Park Lane

Restaurants: Delicious Valentine's Day dates

Make a meal of it with London's most romantic restaurants  Comments

Bukowski

Restaurants: Bukowski - review

Housed in a single shipping container in Boxpark, Shoreditch's new pop-up shopping centre, Bukowski offers good burgers, and that's about it. But that's all it needs  Comments (2)
Rating: 4 out of 5


Film
The Iron Lady
The Iron Lady

Cert: 12A

104mins

Rating: 4 out of 5
War Horse

Cert: 12A

146mins

Rating: 4 out of 5
The Artist

Cert: PG

100mins

Rating: 4 out of 5
Shame

Cert: 18

99mins

Rating: 3 out of 5
Theatre
Matilda The Musical
Matilda: The Musical

Cambridge Theatre

Earlham Street, WC2H 9HU

Rating: 5 out of 5
The Comedy Of Errors

National Theatre

SE1 9PX

Rating: 4 out of 5
Hamlet

Young Vic

The Cut, SE1 8LZ

Rating: 4 out of 5
The Ladykillers

Gielgud Theatre

Shaftesbury Avenue, W1D 6AR

Rating: 4 out of 5
Noises Off

Old Vic

The Cut, SE1 8NB

Rating: 4 out of 5
Music
Cher Lloyd
Cher Lloyd

IndigO2
SE10
Apr 8, 7pm

Chris Rea

HMV Apollo
W6
Apr 5, 6.30pm

Miles Kane

HMV Forum
NW5
Apr 28, 7.30pm

Example

The O2 Arena
SE10
Apr 27, 6.30pm

Lightning Seeds

02 Shepherd's Bush Empire
W12
Feb 18, 7pm


What else is on

The King's Speech

Theatre: The King's Speech, Yvonne Arnaud Theatre - review

While it's easy to quibble about whether a stage version of The King's Speech is necessary, the results are satisfying  Comments
Rating: 4 out of 5

Meryl Streep losing shoe at Baftas

Film: Iron Lady Meryl's gift to feminism

Margaret Thatcher inadvertently helped fund a new National Women's History Museum in Washington DC  Comments

The Artist

Film: The Artist dominates the Baftas as Meryl Streep wins best actress

Silent film The Artist made a big noise at the Bafta film awards winning seven, including Best Film, Leading Actor and Best Director  Comments (1)

Picasso's The Source Henry Moore's Reclining Figure

News: British artists hold their own at Picasso show

The best British artists hold their own against Pablo Picasso even though he remains the single most influential figure of 20th century art  Comments (1)

Tales of Hoffmann

Music: The Tales of Hoffmann/ENO, Coliseum - review

Richard Jones's inspired new production mixes a potent cocktail of image and reality, illusions and fantasies, with his trademark surreal humour  Comments
Rating: 4 out of 5

Film: Shadow Dancer - review

Berlin Film Festival: Films about the Irish troubles may have limited appeal at the box-office but James Marsh's Shadow Dancer deserves to break through prejudices more than most  Comments
Rating: 3 out of 5


 

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