W London has announced the new season of the ‘W Film Club’ – a fortnightly screening of new release films in the hotel’s luxury 39-seater, HD, state-of-the-art Screening Room. I first posted about them a few months back, click here. Over the next few weeks, they’ll be showing Life of Pi, Django Unchained, Hitchcock and Movie 43. It’s a tad more expensive than the regular cinema but you’ll get a much more luxurious experience.

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Morning people! Another Monday, another list of things to hit up in your spare time this week. Highlights include the London Art Fair which is kickoff on Wednesday at the Business Design Centre; and if you’re a B-Ball fan, NY Knicks will be taking on the Detroit Pistons at the O2 Arena on Thursday. All the details after the break.

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Morning people! Everyone should be back in the office today, the novelty has worn off and 2013 is only really just kicking off! There are some great exhibition happening this week, GRAFT at the Red Gallery is one you shouldn’t miss! You know the drill, full details after the break.

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Heads up folks, London Short Film Festival is back tomorrow till 12th January. The festival now in it’s 10th year is recognised as the premiere UK showcase for the UK’s independent film scene, renowned for recognising the very best of the country’s raw talent. If you’re into your short films or even a film-maker yourself, I suggest you head to a few of the screenings for inspiration and networking. Interested? Details on the reverse.

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Morning people! Another week, another batch of things to go do and see. It’s Christmas week so for most it might be that time to just unwind and eat loads. If you do end up feeling restless and need to get out of the house, here’s a list of things you could check out during the week after the break.

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Good Lord, time has flown by. Remember what we shot a year ago with Joshua Bennett and Olan Collardy? Well the talented folks from The Striver’s Row finally landed in the UK last week for their first ever international tour as a collective. I managed to catch them on their opening show on Saturday, t’was my first ever spoken word show and boy, was it worth the wait. Like my rap, I prefer our American counterparts efforts as opposed to our home grown talent - just down to my personal taste. I think it’s do with their accent and almost always excited mood in comparison to us - we’re much more moody and cynical haha. Hop on after the cut.

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Ansel Adams exhibition, the Barbican’s Rain Room, Art in the Wild at the OXO Tower or We Are S.M.E’s Christmas Skank; if you can manage to squeeze in any of these between work and last minute Christmas shopping, find out what’s happening this week after the break.

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Good ol’ denim…a staple piece of any wardrobe regardless of gender, age, season or occasion. Last week we were privilege to explore the ‘Spirit of indigo’ when we headed down to the launch of new Denim Label Flying Horse at their debut store on Soho’s Newburgh Street.

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So ‘what is on this week?’ you ask… Barbican’s ‘Rain Room’ by Random International, ‘Bloomberg New Contemporaries 2012’ at the ICA this Thursday and ‘Painting From Life: Carracci Freud’ at the Dulwich Picture Gallery on Saturday. It should also be noted that Supa Dupa Fly is back on Friday night, more after the break.

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