Tuesday, December 9 2003 | |||
It's nice to watch trash every once in a while (Spice World anyone?) but, at eight quid a pop, there are limits to how much brainless shite we want to sit through. |
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Spitalsfield Winter Festival starts today with a bout of gospel sing-along. 7-9pm. Christ Church, Commercial St, E1. Free. | |||
Set design by Anish Kapoor & music by Nitin Sawhney to go along with the Kaash dance project from Akram Khan. Sublime. 7:45pm. South Bk, SE1. £11-17.50. 020 7960 4242 or online. | |||
There are some who think that DVDs are the way to go, but after you've been banned from every rental shop in town, and are faced with the common problem of either eating or paying off rental fines, the whole 'movies for everyone' spirit is kind of killed. There is, however, a smarter way to attack this whole dilemma: UGC memberships. For £12.99 per month, you can go to as many movies, in as many different London locations, as you'd like. No time restrictions, no nosebleed seating, no maltreatment. So kiss goodbye to the video nazis at Blockbuster and go catch a flick the way they were meant to be seen - on the big screen. The
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Great prizes at The Social Islington's Xmas special of monthly Up Yours! music quiz. 8-11pm. 33 Linton St, Arlington Sq, N1. Free. | |||
Private view of the Photo-journalism retrospective at Spitz Gallery. 6-8pm. 109 Commercial St, E1. Free. | |||
Royal Albert Hall welcomes Welsh bass supreme Bryn Terfel. 7:30pm. Kensington Gore, SW7. £20-65. 020 7589 8212 or online. | |||
Tonight it's all About a Nick Hornby who talks and plays tunes for Orange Word at Gielgud. 6pm. Shaftesbury Av, W1. £5. Book online. | |||
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