Cherries ripe for watching
Zoë Wanamaker makes Chekov’s classic play at the National Theatre the pick of the crop
BONED at Metric
Greg Power declares open war on music haters, and invites you to the second Felix Music Night
London Student vs. Felix: Day Thirteen – A song that is a guilty pleasure
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London Student vs. Felix: Day Twelve – A song from a band you hate
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London Student vs. Felix: Day Eleven – A song from your favourite band
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London Student vs. Felix: Day Ten – A song that makes you fall asleep
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Science fiction, but not as you know it
The British Library’s intrepid new exhibition
Bookfests galore this summer
Your guide to the summer's literary festivals
The Globe: just as you like it
Throughout the summer, masses of Shakespeare will be performed at the open air theatre on the Southbank. Just one of those plays will be the touring As You Like It
Star Slinger
A profile of this year's hottest artist
Rinse, rave, and repeat
The UK’s premier dance festival, Creamfields, is a true clubber’s paradise says Sean Harbison
Animal Collective in Eastbourne. Wait, what?
The sleepy south coast plays host to avant-garde New York collective