The London Daily News

By Gemma Brosnan Dos Santos

THE work of Daido Moryiama and Shomei Tomatsu, the two giants of the Japanese post-war movement presented side by side for the first time in the UK, will be unveiled at the Michael Hoppen Gallery on 9 September.

While their photographs differ in ...

Mayor Boris London is set to lead London's Gay Pride parade celebrations tomorrow.

The Mayor last led the celebration of the capitals gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender community in 2008.

There were concerns the Mayor was distancing himself from the LGBT scene after cancelling the annual Pride parade ...

It is July 1st and it's Canada Day.

Canucks in exile and Londoners alike are celebrating the nations 143rd birthday with many flocking to Trafalgar Square where you'll find a whole day of Canadian themed festivities. No doubt many will be knocking off early from Canada House on ...

By Gemma Brosnan Dos Santos 

THE London Indian Film Festival launches from 15- 20 July in London with a range of cutting-edge movies from some of India’s hottest independent talents.

If you’re thinking Bollywood, think again, as these are films that challenge, make you think ...

By Gemma Brosnan Dos Santos

HACKNEY Young Musicians have had the pleasure of working with music educator Paul Griffiths and his band Blue Pepper in anticipation of a performance at the Barbican freestage this Thursday, as support to the opening concert by The Jazz at Lincoln ...

City Hall Desk

Mayor Boris Johnson has finally "grabbed" Veronica Wadley to be the next London Chair at Arts Council England.

The Secretary of State for Culture, Media, Olympics and Sport has approved the appointment following the unanimous recommendation of an independent panel.

The Mayor ...