Friday, November 28 2003 | |||
Imagine: a great night out... dressed to kill... cocktails... entertainment... and waking up in the morning with a few (thousand) more quid in your pocket. It's always a gamble, but why not try your hand with good old lady luck? |
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Matthew Herbert will spin at Neighbourhood as part of a showcase for his Accidental Records tonight. 8pm-2am. 12 Acklam Rd, W10. £6-8. Write for guestlist. |
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Spooky suburban rituals in Cameron Jamie's flicks at Forum with live soundtrack from legends The Melvins. 7:30pm. 9-17 Highgate Rd, NW1. £6.25-12.50. 08701 500 044 or online. | |||
With most open late night, casinos are ideal the next time you want to carry on after work drinks. Or simply make a night of it. You can start by taking a chance at one of the following UJ-approved casinos. Remember, the UK has strict casino membership requirements due to gaming laws. Memberships are usually free and can be obtained 24 hours prior to throwing the dice. Contact the casino for more information. Hard
Rock Casino: 3-4 Coventry St, W1 - 020 7287 7887, open 2pm-6am The Golden Nugget: 22-32 Shaftesbury Av,
W1 - 020 7439 0099, 2pm-4am Palm Beach Casino: 30 Berkeley St, W1 - 020
7493 6585, open 2pm-4am EM |
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Get whisked by rickshaw to Topshop's new High Street Ken store from the Tube as it is launched today. |
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Designer Sale UK offers up to 90% off on premier label mens and womenswear. 11am-9pm. Studio 95, 95A Brick Lane, E1. £2. |
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Standing room only left for Missoni at V&A's Fashion in Motion. Catwalks begin at 7 and 8:30pm (via link), DJs, bar and exhibition until 10. Cromwell Rd, SW7. Free. | |||
The Hungarian Arts Festival kicks off with a fine photo history exhibition at Proud Central. 11am-6pm. 5 Buckingham St, WC2. Free. | |||
Mad Prince Charles sing-a-long-as. Rocky Horror at 9pm and tomorrow it's time for the Sound of Music at 7:30pm. Leicester Pl, WC2. £12.50. 0870 906 3864. | |||
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