Wednesday, February 11 2004 | ||||
If you feel like raging in Harlem, now you can. Harlem, the New York-style bar/diner, hasn't had the easiest time as far as openings are concerned, but after a chef switcharoo (or two) - and a truckload of TLC - I think they finally have a winner on their hands. |
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British mega-talent singer & songwriter Thea Gilmore will be performing at Bush Hall. 7:30pm. 310 Uxbridge Road, W12. £12.50. 020 8222 6955 or online. | ||||
Take advantage of late night at the National Gallery & see the opening of the UK's first major exhibition of El Greco. 10am-9pm. Trafalgar Sq, WC2. £10. Book online. |
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The brainchild of Arthur Baker (legendary New York DJ/record producer) and Stuart Hopson Jones (of Smiths of Smithfield acclaim) serves up authentic Stateside treats, like soul fried chicken and NY-style sandwiches, at its Westbourne Grove locale. Great music is on the menu as well. There's a live blues night, a regular Soul Classic night and a Hip-Hop/R&B night, appropriately called 'Wiggle It.' But if opening a restaurant wasn't enough, Harlem has now extended their winning formula to others in the 'hood. Every Wednesday, Harlem now hosts a South Bronx-inspired old skool throw down, at Neighbourhood. Good food, great cocktails and a new club night to boot - ladies and gents, Harlem is Hot. |
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Remastered copy of Bruce Lee classic Enter the Dragon screens tonight at the NFT. 6:30pm. Belvedere Rd, SE1. £7.50. 020 7928 3232. |
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British nu folk talent Alasdair Roberts and Bronze Age Fox at ICA. 7:30pm. The Mall, SW1. £8. 020 7930 3647 |
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Americana trio behind album Redbird plays at Borderline. 7pm. Manette Street, W1. £9. 020 7534 6970 or online. | ||||
Harlem,
78 Westbourne Grove, W2 - 020 7985 0900 |
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Controversial Man Booker Prize winner DBC Pierre will be talking about latest novel Vernon God Little tonight at the RFH. 7:30pm. Belvedere Road, SE1. £8.50. 020 7960 4242 or online. | ||
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