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Shadows of Doubt, Darnley Road Gallery - review

11.08.11
Serendipity was at work with this small, very brief but intriguing exhibition built around the actual and possible East End landmarks of Alfred Hitchcock's childhood... more

First pictures from Hitchcock's earliest movie

10.08.11
The first images from a lost silent movie that is believed to be the earliest surviving work of Alfred Hitchcock have been released... more

They were like a plague of locusts ... the shop was just cleaned out

08.08.11
Enfield: Residents and shopkeepers watched in horror as masked youths rampage 'like a plague of locusts'... more

British theatre wows the US Oscars crowd

28.07.11
A small London theatre company has taken New York by storm with stars such as Natalie Portman, Tobey Maguire and Matt Damon joining audiences for its interactive show... more

Actress Anna Massey loses battle with cancer at 73

04.07.11
The award-winning actress Anna Massey dies at the age of 73 after suffering from cancer... more

The Gagosian show is a masterpiece to make the spirit soar

15.02.11
With his film of two Jewish musicians travelling to Poland to play Mozart, Douglas Gordon has created an artwork that is moving, beguiling and utterly exhilarating ... more

Solving mystery of the missing Alfred Hitchcock silent film

05.07.10
The British Film Institute is launching an international hunt for a missing film by Alfred Hitchcock... more

Double Take - a fascinating film about Alfred Hitchcock

01.04.10
In this intriguing film, Alfred Hitchcock is called from the set of The Birds to the production office where he is confronted by his own Macguffin, who claims to be the real Hitch.. ... more

Party tent to bring a spark of life to Battersea Power Station

10.03.10
Marquee inside Battersea Power Station is available to hire for private parties... more

The mighty Irving Penn

18.02.10
Could elderly photographer Irving Penn have revealed himself this one last time?... more

A bitter look at the sourness of male desire in Rope

17.12.09
We are not just focused on the performances in Rope, but involved in them, and they are hugely impressive.... more

The Red Shoes is extraordinarily beautiful

11.12.09
Anyone who doubts Michael Powell to be one of the supreme artists of the British cinema should take a look at The Red Shoes, a 1948 film about romance and artistic obsession... more

Dam Busters star and real-life war hero Todd dies aged 90

04.12.09
Matinee idol Richard Todd, best remembered for his lead role in the Second World War classic The Dam Busters, has died at the age of 90... more

Giant dominoes to hip hop Bard in a weekend of fun for Games

22.07.09
Hundreds of arts and sports events will take place across the capital this weekend to mark three years until the Olympic Games... more

Pure entertainment in North by Northwest

19.06.09
The re-release of North by Northwest reiterates what an extraordinary director Alfred Hitchcock was.... more

Mick Jagger fights to save cinema where Stones played

08.06.09
Rolling Stone Mick Jagger has given his backing to a campaign to save a historic art deco cinema in London... more

Stars join protest to save cinema

17.04.09
Actors Meera Syal and Tony Robinson have joined a campaign to save one of London's most important early cinemas... more

Composer Maurice of Arabia dies aged 84

30.03.09
Composer Maurice Jarre, who won three Oscars for his film scores, has died of cancer in Los Angeles aged 84... more

Score for Psycho to fetch £40,000

04.03.09
The original score for the soundtrack of Psycho is to go under the hammer... more

Battersea's power failure

03.03.09
As a 250-metre glass tower becomes the latest failed proposal for the iconic power station, its developer needs to forget the hare-brained schemes and get on with regenerating the area.... more

Como Lario is the perfect post-flower show venue

27.05.08
Como Lario makes the perfect post-Chelsea flower-show venue and just like a border of sweet peas, it is a place worth staking out.... more

Scream! Pregnant Jessica Alba goes psycho as she recreates the horror movie classics

20.02.08
Some might say it's an unusual thing to do while pregnant with your first child. But clearly Jessica Alba is prepared to put aside her personal feelings for her art, as the actress took on the iconic roles of horror movie heroines Rosemary's Baby star Mia Farrow, and Psycho's Janet Leigh for a magazine photoshoot ... more

Say it with a DVD this Christmas

20.12.07
Whether it's Bond, Borat or a seasonal classic, there's a wealth of choice for when the TV schedules let you down.... more

Have fun at the FrightFest

27.07.07
A four-day feast of blood, guts and gore descends on the Odeon Leicester Square with the Film4 FrightFest starting on 23 August.... more

History preserved in a flash

10.07.07
The exhibition Daily Encounters: Photographs from Fleet Street, moves chronologically through political, social and scandal milestones... more

A beginner's guide to splatstick

28.06.07
Gorno and splatstick: call it what you will, this horror sub-genre is now well established, but not everone is familiar with it. Here is the definitive beginner's guide.... more

Things are getting Surreal at the V&A

21.03.07
The V&A's new exhibition is exploring the influence Surrealism has had on the worlds of fashion, design, film and advertising.... more

De Palma in full bloom

14.09.06
Brian De Palma's Black Dahlia, starring Scarlett Johansson and Hilary Swank looks great and, though a little melodramatic at times, is one of the best thrillers of the year, says Derek Malcolm.... more


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