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Mar

10

2010

By Mary Hoang

Soap on the Stage!

ITV Studios has made the announcement that British prime-time soap opera, Coronation Street, will be made into a theatre production written by the soap’s script-writer, also a highly praised playwright, Jonathan Harvey. The various storylines seen throughout the 50 years of ‘Corrie’, as it is known colloquially, will be reduced...
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50 years, Abridged Live, Coronation Street, Corrie, Jonathan Harvey, Kieran Roberts, Play, Salford, Soap Opera, Stage, The Street, Theatre
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Mar

09

2010

By Kati Panruetai Chitrakorn

Ha-ha Haiti: Chuckles for charity

Set to take place on 12 March 2010, the Charity Chuckle is a night of hysterical stand-up comedy for the benefit of the ‘Save the Children Haiti Earthquake appeal.’ An annual stand-up comedy night used to raise money for local charities; this will be the first time the Charity Chuckle is...
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Charity, Charity Chuckle, comedy, comedy club, earthquake victims in Haiti, Haiti, Naomi Campbell, Naomi Campbell’s Fashion for Relief Catwalk Show, the Olympics, Vivienne Westwood
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Mar

08

2010

By theHub Magazine

The Oscars 2010 Winners

The most anticipated event of the year is finally here, Oscar Awards 2010 is scheduled to air on Sunday, in new Kodak Theatre in LA. While the Oscar Nominations 2010 has been announced February 2, 2010, now the audience is looking forward for their favourite star to win. Although Avatar blew...
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A Single Man, Avatar, Christoph Waltz, Films, Hollywood, Jeff Bridges, Kathryn Bigelow, Kodak Theatre, LA, Logorama, Music By Prudence, Oscar Awards 2010, Oscar Nominations 2010, Oscars, Oscars 2010 Winners, Sandra Bullock, The Hurt Locker, theHub, Tom Ford
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Feb

23

2010

By Emily Wilson

Banksy’s Cinema is Open for Business

Banksy, the anonymous, much-loved graffiti artist, has opened a cinema below Waterloo Station in collaboration with the Old Vic. The Lambeth Palace, in contrast to the 13th century building by Lambeth Bridge, is hailed as “London’s newest, darkest, and dirtiest purpose built cinema.” It features “stunning temporary toilet facilities” as...
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art, Art Director, artistic, Banksy, C-Hab, c-hab the hub, Cinema, Cinematic, Exit Through the Gift Shop, Film, London, Performing Arts, street art, The Old Vic
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Feb

19

2010

By theHub Magazine

London Film Critics Circle Awards 2010

British Oscar nominees Colin Firth and Carey Mulligan have been named Best British Actor and Actress at the 30th annual London Film Critics’ Circle Awards. Above: Carey Mulligan and Colin Firth with their Film Critics’ Circle awards Photo: PA Winners FILM OF THE YEAR Avatar The Hurt Locker * A Prophet The White Ribbon Up in the Air THE...
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A Prophet, A Single Man, actors, Avatar, Best British Actor, British, British Filmmakers, Carey Mulligan, cinematics, Colin Firth, FILM OF THE YEAR, Films, London, The Hurt Locker, The White Ribbon, Tom Ford, Up in the Air
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Feb

10

2010

By Mary Hoang

Hollywood Names Nominated for Britain’s Top Accolades

Highly regarded on the London theatre scene, The Laurence Olivier Awards, also known as The Larrys or The Oliviers, will this year include big-name nominees Keira Knightley, Rachel Weisz, Jude Law and James McAvoy. Mind-reader, Derren Brown, has received his second nomination for an Olivier for his entertainment show ‘Enigma’,...
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Award, Ceremony, Derren Brown, Grosvenor, James McAvoy, Jude Law, Keira, Knightley, Larrys, Laurence, Melanie C, Nominations, Nominees, Olivier, Rachael Weisz, Theatre
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Feb

10

2010

By Liam O'Shea

Fever Ray Acceptance “Speech” At P3 Gold

Karin Dreijer Andersson’s solo project, Fever Ray, won the prize for Best Dance Act at this year’s P3 Gold in Gothenburg. Even off-stage, she still performs. The video should speak for itself… or not. You don’t often see a woman donning an elaborate red veil with little murmurs for a major award...
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acceptance, costume, Fever Ray, Gold, gothenburg, guld, Karin Dreijer Andersson, masked, p3, speech, sweden, the knife
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Dec

18

2009

By Cristiana Bedei

IPSA DIXIT: Marina Abramovic Reads Her Manifesto

On the 8th of December, Marina Abramovic (1946) received the “Lorenzo il Magnifico” prize at the Florence International Biennale of Contemporary Art. During the ceremony, the famous Yugoslavian performance artist held a conference – a debate with the present audience about her career and her future plans (in 2012 she’s...
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art, Fine Art, florence biennale, Florence International Biennale of Contemporary Art., Lorenzo il Magnifico, manifesto, Marina Abramovic, marina bramovic, performance, the Hub
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Dec

09

2009

By Liam O'Shea

The Masked Avengers of Modern Music: Pt. 1

Over the years, we have seen many bands achieve phenomenal success but it is often because of the way they look or how they sell themselves in interviews. There is no denying that dashing good looks helps win fans over but it’s a sick popularity contest. Too often, bands are...
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alternative, batman, costumes, david bowie, impostors, independent music, latex, madvillain, masks, mf doom, Music Industry, mystery, paparazzi, personas, satire, selling out, the knife, theatrics, weird, ziggy stardust
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Nov

30

2009

By Amy Quick

Surrealism in a Box from Shunt Theatre

Members of London performance group Shunt think outside the box. With their latest company show, ‘Money’, it’s all inside the box. Walk into the old tobacco warehouse near London Bridge and you may see a few familiarities of the theatre-going experience…a bar, a coat check, tables and chairs. It’s what...
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Bermondsey, installation theatre, interactive theatre, London theatre, Shunt Theatre, Surrealism, surrealist theatre
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