What’s Hot In Reykjavik: Dark Music Days
At the height of the Icelandic winter, when the skies still bear little light, the Harpa concert hall in Reykjavik plays host to Dark Music Days, an annual festival of contemporary and...
What’s Hot in York: Dick Whittington (and His Meerkat)
The English pantomime developed out of the commedia dell’arte, a form of theatre that arose in Italy in the 16th century, and was characterised by comic improvisation based on sketches and masked types....
What’s Hot on the First TransPennine Express
What’s hot on the First TransPennine Express is the people, who find themselves rudely pressed together on these trains which even the most overexcited anorak – damp long before he starts sweating – must admit are unfit for...
What’s Hot in Cartagena: Cabo de Palos
At the southeastern extremity of Spain, in the region of Murcia and the municipality of Cartagena, lies Cabo de Palos. A cape which hosts a small village and a steady smattering of...
What’s Hot in York: Aldi
Aldi UK’s latest advert, which began broadcasting on television screens forgotten by the channel-change or mute buttons a little over a week ago, shows a series of reaction shots filmed in York. And though the...
What’s Hot in York: The Blue Bridge
Walking towards the Blue Bridge in York, all one hears about is the Blue Bridge. Three youngsters hunch their shoulders and fling their arms as they scutter across it, up and then down,...