In 1969, director Michael Lindsay-Hogg spent 21 days witnessing the complicated process of The Beatles working on their new album ‘Let It Be’ – which then had the working title ‘Get Back’ – and filmed almost every minute of it. This became his 1970 documentary on the band titled after the album. Continue reading Reviewed! Get Back, the Beatles Docuseries
February marks the beginning of the annual recurrence of Black History Month (for the US), we thought it was only fair to talk about the real, inspiring, and powerful story of true black excellence: ‘King Richard’. Continue reading Movie Soundtrack Wednesday #26 – King Richard
“THERE’S 350 GIGS a night in London!” was once exclaimed by a much-loved veteran BIMM lecturer. An unbelievable number, truly. Hyperbole or not, there are more places in our city to see live music than anywhere else in the world. To commemorate Independent Venue Week, here are our favourite five. Continue reading LDN’s Student Guide To London #2 – Independent Venue Week
Ever since the release of their mean, lean, 2015 breakthrough second LP ‘Automatic,’ Don Broco have made a name for themselves as one of the biggest names out of the UK metal scene. Continue reading Album Of The Week 04.02.22: Amazing Things by Don Broco
Happy Friday! As the weather is getting brighter, and we’re getting closer to spring, it’s the perfect time to put on some sweet tunes for y’all to kickstart the weekend… Continue reading New Music Friday 4/02/2022
Hey y’all! Do you know what day it is? It’s Friday! That means it’s definitively time for New Music, and LDN’s going to guide you through a delight for your eyes and ears today… Stay tuned for Indii G, Selah Sue, Fullmåne, Tove Lo and Sally Shapiro! Continue reading New Music Friday 28/01/2022
There’s nothing more painful than trying to find good vegan-friendly food in a big city, whether it’s Veganuary or not. It can seem like a mission when you’re the only non-carnivore in the group so if you need some places to satisfy your friends’ taste buds as well as your own or you have a passion for hunting down the best plant-based cuisine then read on. Continue reading LDN’s Student Guide To London #1 – Vegan Food
Finally, 2021 has come to an end: it has been a very challenging year for all of us, through the pandemic and real difficult times. However, luckily the movie industry hasn’t stopped, and it has fulfilled – once again – its main objective, which is taking us into another dimension and setting us free from what is haunting us in the real world. So, here is a short list of the movies that have excelled in doing this for us this year. Continue reading LDN’s The Best Of 2021 – Movies
Video games have become more of a safe space and a place for comfort rather than entertainment and leisure in 2021. Because of the anxiety and stress caused by the dark times of the pandemic, many games have grown in popularity as an alternative escape from the real world providing a fictional scenario for the player to lose themselves in. Continue reading LDN’s Best Of 2021: Gaming
As 2021 comes to a close, it is noticeable how art has served not only as an outlet for the artists themselves during these difficult times, but also as a means of escape for consumers. Continue reading LDN’s The Best Of 2021: Books
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