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A Kind of Loving
Suzy Prince breaks out the Babycham and waxes lyrical about her enduring
passion for the British kitchen sink fiction of the Fifties and Sixties. More >> |
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Journey to the End of the Night
A personal journey through noir writing by crime novelist, Cathi Unsworth,
who champions the dark writings of Jim Thompson, Derek Raymond, David Peace,
Ken Bruen and Patrick Hamilton amongst others. More >> |
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| Waiting for Starbucks: Doing
time in Tottenham Ryan Crabbe tells of life in N17: one
of London’s least fashionable postcodes. More >> |
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Va Va Voom: All Hail the New
Burlesque Annie Bowles reports on this sexy phenomenon which
offers an attractive alternative to modern-day striptease and a return to
true glamour. More >> |
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The Ace Cafe
A cup of tea, a screech of tyres and a slice of classic British youth culture,
as Nude revs on up to the Ace Cafe, the legendary hang-out of bikers, low-riders
and other petrolheads. More >> |
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| Last Orders
A glassy-eyed celebration of the UK’s illicit late-night drinking
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To the World’s End and back with Roger Burton His life reads like a hidden history of popular culture. Burton supplied the clothing for the film, Quadrophenia, opened the influential PX clothing store in Covent Garden in the early Eighties, and was commissioned to design Westwood and McClaren’s World’s End Shop.More >> | |||||
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Aloha! Uk Tiki Revival
Tiki aficionado, Jamie Wilson, mixes himself a Mai Tai and takes a look
at the UK’s burgeoning Tiki Scene. More >> |
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Toy Story
The phrase vinyl junkie has taken on a whole new meaning with the rise of
the new wave toy culture created by artists such as Pete Fowler, Nathan
Jurevicius, Rolito, Mr Clement and others. More >> |
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