Urban Junkies London
Tuesday, September 23 2003
Star bugger
Do them all!

'Just another rich kid' is coming to London.

"What, aren't there enough here already?" I hear you cry.

Well yes, quite frankly, but I'm not referring to a fresh batch of brats stomping around our fair city with the confidence of wealth.

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Martin Amis reads from his new novel Yellow Dog at Cecil Sharp House. 7pm. 2 Regent's Park Road, NW1. £5. 020 7269 9030.
The awesome George Piper Dances world premieres Mesmerics in a mixed bill tonight at Sadler's Wells. 7:30pm. Rosebery Avenue, EC1. £8-40. 020 7863 8000

No, this is the fantastically fashionable t-shirt range from Brooklyn-born cotton king Ken Courtney, now available at The Pineal Eye in Soho.

Not one to beat around the bush, Courtney's "I f__ed..." line gets right to the heart of hanger-on society. With the choice of celebs such as Chloe Sevigny, Kelly Osbourne, John Galliano, Alexander McQueen and Christian Dior (amongst others), it's easy to come up with your new pretend shag.

The T's have reached cult status within the fashion industry, for obvious
reasons. Dirty gossip aside, Courtney told the New York Observer that,
"basically, they're commentary on social climbing and starf__ing." Which
is nice.

So if you fancy a spot of sexual showing off, get down to The Pineal Eye
and bag yourself a shirt. We at UJ are waiting until they come up with a
British line, I f__ed Beckham is the perfect look for a night out on the
town.

Just Another Rich Kid shirts from £45-70
At the Pineal Eye, 49 Broadwick St, W1 - 020 7434 2567

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The excellent Swedish Lilja 4-ever joins a Danish trio of Dogme flicks at Prince Charles Cinema for a real Scandi film fest. 1:15, 4, 6:30 and 9pm. Leicester Pl, WC2. £1.50-3.
Astoria is playing host to a bit of sleazy hip-hop as The Fun Lovin' Criminals rap & sample from latest album Welcome to Poppy. 7pm. 157 Charing Cross Road, WC2. £17.50. 020 7344 0044.
Fringe hit satire Gob makes its London arrival complete with DJ at The Courtyard. 7:30pm. 10 York Way, N1. £12. 020 7833 0870.
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