The London Daily News

Review - True Stories 10pm - 11:30pm Albino United
Film by Barney Broomfield, Marc Hoeferlin and Juan Reina
To be screened on More 4  June 8

By John Kaponi

Albino's in Tanzania are believed to be "living ghosts" and their bones are ...

This week the BBC ended its public consultation over the controversial proposal to close BBC 6Music.

One of the key commercial media firms that the Strategy Review was in part devised to placate has said the cutbacks in services do nothing to alleviate their concerns that the Beeb ...

There was heightened speculation this week that problems at O2 superclub Matter might bring down its sister club Fabric.

Bosses at Matter announced last week that the club would close for the summer months, pretty much with immediate effect, despite some nights already being booked in for June. ...

By Gemma Brosnan Dos Santos

THE world’s leading photographic youth music culture archive is set to revolutionise the way we conduct research projects by launching a ground-breaking online research portal spanning seven decades.

PYMCA (Photographic Youth Music Culture Archive) specialises in ...

Entertainment Desk

Followers of the late great Frank Sinatra will recall that May 14th 1998 marked the passing of one of the greatest musical stars of the twentieth century.  A tribute to Frank Sinatra but the worlds no 1 Sinatra is billed at the Palladium on ...

Africa’s largest mask, George Washington’s false teeth, a marine iguana from Darwin’s expedition to the Galapagos Islands and the purse of the suffragette who threw herself under King George V’s horse. There are all in London and from tomorrow just a train ride away.

10 museums and galleries ...

Ticket touts are raking in 59% profit from reselling access to sporting and music events, according to new research.

Security group G4S said a “committed tout” could make over £28,000 a year b selling just 10 tickets a week – more than the average UK salary.

Prices are ...

O2 dome superclub Matter  has closed its doors this week and many fear it will not reopen them.

Despite the credentials of its Farringdon sister club Fabric, and a good programme of club nights, Matter has seemingly struggled, partly because of the location of the Dome, which ...