Creatives & Creators

Creatives & Creators shaping London’s culture through art, design, music, innovation, and fresh ideas.

byGiedrius Ivanauskas

24/11/2025

Why Ida Melum’s ‘Ovary-Acting’ Is the Stop-Motion Film Everyone’s Talking About

Portrait of Øyunn during the release of her single Hope That You’ll Sing Again

byGiedrius Ivanauskas

22/11/2025

Øyunn on Vulnerability, Rhythm and the Heart Behind Her New Single

Michael Beckford portrait for MICHAEL WHSKY interview

byMade in Shoreditch

21/11/2025

Michael Beckford of MICHAEL WHSKY on building a whisky brand after homelessness

Walter Iuzzolino presenting Opera on a Plate for BBC Radio 3

Creatives & Creators

byGiedrius Ivanauskas

17/11/2025

Walter Iuzzolino: How ‘Opera on a Plate’ Blends Music and Taste

byMade in Shoreditch

14/11/2025

Daniel Radcliffe Brings ‘Every Brilliant Thing’ to Broadway

Close-up of Elf Lyons mid-performance in Raven

byGiedrius Ivanauskas

12/11/2025

Elf Lyons: The Cult Clown Reimagining Comedy and Theatre

Joseph Ijoyemi in conversation about migration and cultural identity

byGiedrius Ivanauskas

11/11/2025

Sound, Faith and Identity: Joseph Ijoyemi on Candles in the Dark

Nathaniel Rackowe standing in his London studio

byGiedrius Ivanauskas

10/11/2025

Inside the Light and Shadow Worlds of Nathaniel Rackowe

Christopher M. Anthony on set discussing a scene from HEAVYWEIGHT

byGiedrius Ivanauskas

07/11/2025

Director Christopher M. Anthony On The Making of a BAFTA/BIFA Contender ‘HEAVYWEIGHT’

Olly Hawes performing Old Fat F**k Up at Riverside Studios

byGiedrius Ivanauskas

06/11/2025

Olly Hawes on Old Fat F**k Up and Why Intimacy Can Be More Radical Than Outrage

Portrait of Jason Gould reflecting on his new album Where We Fall

byGiedrius Ivanauskas

04/11/2025

Jason Gould on Music, Healing, and Finding His Own Voice in “Where We Fall”

Cevin Fisher in studio recording Sunshine

byGiedrius Ivanauskas

03/11/2025

Alfred Hitchcock learned to make films in a converted railway power station on Poole Street in Hoxton, and The Lady Vanishes was shot there in 1938

A plaque to Newton Dunbar and the Four Aces, the Dalston club where Desmond Dekker and Jimmy Cliff played, is due to go up on Collins Tower, facing the site of the club that was knocked down in 2007

18th Floor, a rooftop restaurant and bar on top of The Gantry hotel in Stratford, opens for dinner on Thursday 29 October, with steaks for sharing, Scottish lobster and DJs at weekends

Creatives & Creators

Why Ida Melum’s ‘Ovary-Acting’ Is the Stop-Motion Film Everyone’s Talking About

Øyunn on Vulnerability, Rhythm and the Heart Behind Her New Single

Michael Beckford of MICHAEL WHSKY on building a whisky brand after homelessness

Walter Iuzzolino: How ‘Opera on a Plate’ Blends Music and Taste

Daniel Radcliffe Brings ‘Every Brilliant Thing’ to Broadway

Elf Lyons: The Cult Clown Reimagining Comedy and Theatre

Sound, Faith and Identity: Joseph Ijoyemi on Candles in the Dark

Inside the Light and Shadow Worlds of Nathaniel Rackowe

Director Christopher M. Anthony On The Making of a BAFTA/BIFA Contender ‘HEAVYWEIGHT’

Olly Hawes on Old Fat F**k Up and Why Intimacy Can Be More Radical Than Outrage

Jason Gould on Music, Healing, and Finding His Own Voice in “Where We Fall”

Cevin Fisher on 30 Years of House Music — and Why the Message Is Still Love

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