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Why London Weekends Are The Best

Anyone who is in London over the weekend should not miss the gig on Sunday night by the show-stealing Florence and the Machine at London's Shepherds Bush Empire . From this Sunday 27 - Tuesday 29 September, Florence will be proving why her voice is worth remembering. But if post-punk anarchy is more your musical taste, Gang of Four will be at the London Forum this Saturday.

London's Royal Academy of Arts Exhibition

Anish Kapoor's long-awaited art exhibition opens on Saturday at London’s Royal Academy of Arts . This is the first time the Royal Academy’s Main Galleries have been taken over by a living artist, and Kapoor has made good use of the space. On arrival you’ll see the impressive Tall Tree and the Eye sculpture in the Royal Academy’s courtyard, a 15-metre high tower of shiny stainless steel balls. Anish Kapoor is at the Royal Academy of Arts from 26 September to 11 December.

Piccadilly Guesthouse - Best Guesthouse Accommodation

The Piccadilly Guesthouse is a new, modern, penthouse-style guest house, providing comfortable accommodation in the centre of London. It offers a low cost, safe and convenient place for women to stay when visiting London England. Based on the 5th and 6th floor of a modern block on historic Jermyn Street , it is moments from top London attractions, including the West End Theatreland, Piccadilly Circus , Buckingham Palace, Hyde Park, and Oxford Street . Easily accessible via Piccadilly Circus, Green Park and Leicester Square underground tube stations, and just 15 minutes from Waterloo, the Piccadilly Guest House should be your first choice when planning a trip to London.

Tate Gallery Defies Recession

The Tate Galley is defying the current recession thanks to an astonishing series of gifts and bequests, it was revealed today. The Gallery acquired almost £100 million of new art in the past year. This figure includes £64 million of gifts from artists and collectors, as well as bequests. Among the gifts was the Artist Rooms collection, given jointly to the Tate and the National Galleries of Scotland by London dealer Anthony d'Offay.

Vogue.com Fashion Night Out

This Thursday, Vogue.com's Fashion Night Out will be partnering with designers, department stores, and boutiques in the West End of London to create an evening to remember. Vogue editors, models , celebrities, and retailers will gather to celebrate the fashion industry and to raise shopping morale as they take part in the special events . It is a far-reaching project intended to emphasise the creativity, pleasure and joy that fashion offers. It will also be raising money for the homeless persons' charity Crisis through sales of a limited-edition T-shirt.

All In The Name Of Art...

A man stripped naked in the name of art at one of London's most famous landmarks this week, prompting much uproar from the police. The "living sculpture" (who gave his name only as Simon), was ordered to cover up after peeling off on Anthony Gormley's fourth plinth at Trafalgar Sqaure . He had adopted his position on the plinth at 1am, fully clothed and waving, but when left to his own devices, removed his clothing to a crowd of cheers, wolf whistles and laughter. The "plinther" was then told by one of the organisers: “Simon, you’re going to have to put something on or they want you down... sorry mate. Some pants or something. Thank you.” Simon obliged by putting his underpants back on, to boos from the crowd.

Girls Getting Loud In Camden

Last night at top VIP club Gigamesh at The Stables in Camden , it was Girls Aloud's notorious drinker Sarah Harding who for once was the sensible one with bandmate Nicola Roberts getting out of hand. The pair were there to help celebrate the third birthday of the venue, and by 11pm, Nicola was downing drinks, dancing on chairs and stumbling around. By midnight, she had been packed off home. Sadly, Prince Harry could not make the evening - he was too busy partying with John Terry and his celebrity friends at the Whiskey Mist bar in Mayfair ...

Guide to London - Dining Out

Most London hotels have excellent restaurants if a hard day's retail therapy or trekking around the tourist trail has left you flummoxed. Eating out anywhere in London is quite an entertaining experience in itself. If you are not in central London, then eating out locally can usually be decided after a quick chat with the hotel staff. Most areas have the usual Italian, Indian, Chinese and English restaurants/bistros. Many areas also tend to cater for the local residents; in Bayswater for instance you will find a few good Middle East style restaurants. After a few drinks why not get in touch with Forbidden London and get exclusive 5 Cavandish Square club guestlist entry on 0845 0945 195. London is one of the best night spots in the world, get in touch for more information on 5 Cavendish Square London entry, guestlist and table bookings.

All About Oxford Street

All About Oxford Street Oxford Street is a major thoroughfare in London , England in the City of Westminster. With over 300 shops, it is Europe's busiest shopping street, as well as the most dense. The street derives its name from being part of the old London—Oxford Road which began at Newgate, City of London. Today the road forms part of the A40, although it is not signposted as this, like other roads in central London. If you're looking for bars, Mayfair is a great choice with exclusive spots all over the area. For a guide to clubs check out ForbiddenLondon.com.

Love Oxford Street's guide to the best night clubs

Love Oxford Street 's guide to the best night clubs to have a dance in and around Oxford Street London 24 is a new bar/club concept being the most high-tech venue in the whole of London, and the first fully interactive bar in the world. Spectacular and glamourous, Peter Stringfellow's Angels club offers discerning gentlemen their own private hideaway. What an amazing time we have had at CafĂ© de Paris lately; with special performances from Alicia Keys, Gabrielle, Funky House legends Supafly and the singer who featured on Bob Sinclair’s ‘Love Generation’ and ‘World Hold On’, Steve Edwards. After a hard night's clubbing, why not stay in an Oxford Street Hotel , or explore bars Soho London , one of the hottest London nightspots.

London Clubs

Welcome to the London Clubs Blog We will bring you the latest information about the best bars in London so you can enjoy the best club nights London with your friends or lover. We have all the gossip about the scandal taking place in the best London clubs by London's celebs.