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London events in September
Your guide to the best happenings in London this September
Say goodbye to summer in style – get out and get stuck into the last of the capital's festivals, pop-ups and outdoor shindigs this month.
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Our September highlights
At US barbecue festivals meat and music combine to create one hell of a party, and Grillstock will be bringing the hunger-inducing, hip-shaking combination to Walthamstow this September. The weekend will host a line-up of more than 25 bands and DJs as well as a low and slow BBQ competition, hot-dog eating competition and heaps of pit-smoked meat to chow down on.Read more
Pup Aid
Celebrity vet Marc Abraham's one-day event for dog owners and pooch enthusiasts hopes to raise awareness of puppy farming, which is the mass production of puppies for commercial gain and sometimes involves the animals living in terrible conditions. The cause has many celebrity supporters and usually promises a famous face or two; previous attendees have included Brian May, Ricky Gervais and Sarah Harding.Read more
The Greenwich Vintage Fair On the Gardens
Stock up on beautiful items that are a blast from the past at this weekend-long market selling clothes, collectables, homewares and records. Vintage trucks will be serving street food (which presumably isn't old at all).Read more
Klezmer in the Park
This annual festival of klezmer and Sephardi music is a lot of fun, with live acts performing on the Regent's Park Bandstand as well as exhibitions and displays of Jewish culture, family activities, kosher food and crafts and gifts for sale. There's even a 'Kid's Klezmer Klub'.Read more
Jurassic 5
The laid back, daisy age-style hip hop crew reunited a few years ago, and they stop off here on another headline tour with new material to add to their catalogue of rap classics. It's great to have them back.Read more
The London Flower Show
London already has a flower show, and an internationally renowned one at that, but Chelsea is a long way from Bow, so East End horticulturalists will no doubt be pleased about this three-day festival of gardens, flowers and plants in Victoria Park. As well as trade stands, garden installations and growing competitions (with £10,000 in cash prizes to be won) the event will feature live music and and on-site bar and restaurant.Read more
Normally ill-served when it comes to fun in fields, south-east London got its own back in 2014 with the first instalment of this new two-day music festival. It's back for 2015, with a dad-friendly line-up of mature indie bands (Elbow, Madness, the Manics) plus a trio of cool female singer-songwriters (Kelis, Anna Calvi and Laura Mvula) and a second stage booked by Heavenly Records. More music will be announced soon, including a stage booked by Gilles Peterson, who put together a tasty leftfield line-ups last year.Read more
Run to the Beat
No need to update your running playlist for this 10k in Wembley Park. The route will be lined with DJs who'll play sets that will keep you feeling energetic the whole way through. They also promise one 'festival-worthy' headline act at the finish line to distract you from the pain of that last stretch: Jessie J, Calvin Harris and Tinie Tempah have all performed in previous years.Read more
United Festival
After a storming debut last year, this one-day celebration of UK rave culture returns to shake up Finsbury Park. Over 150 hard-hitting names will be helping the crowds to rave hard and true, blasting out drum 'n' bass, techno, hardcore, garage and acid house across eight arenas.Read more
Open House London
This hugely popular, capital-wide annual festival of architecture celebrates its twenty-third anniversary in 2015 and takes place over the weekend of September 19 and 20. The festival allows access to hundreds of buildings not normally open to the public – private homes, government buildings, historic sites, educational establishments and many others.Read more
Free events in September
Travel Photographer of the Year
You can look at this annual award for the best of the past year's travel photography in two ways. The first, perhaps cynical way, is to thank these show-offs a bunch for reminding you of all the amazing destinations you spectacularly failed to make it to last year, or indeed any year. Or, with a leap of the imagination and a little poetry in your heart, you can allow yourself to be transported to places as far afield as the Peruvian Andes, the foothills of the Himalayas and the Namib-Naukluft National Park in Namibia. It's like taking a long-haul holiday in your lunch hour, with none of the tedium of travel. Not that you'd want to be within 100 miles of where Joshua Holko's bloody-faced polar bear is having its lunch (which, Holko helpfully warns us, is '80 degrees north of Svalbard in the Arctic') – even if it is the winner of the 'wild and vibrant' category.Read more
More London Free Festival
Now in its thirteenth year, the More London Free Festival is again bringing an impressive line-up of events and performances to the concrete amphitheatre below the Mayor's leaning glass blob of an office on the South Bank. Running June 3 to September 24, the season begins with a mix of live music and fringe theatre performance (June 3-June 26), including a take on 'Pride and Prejudice' from the redoubtable Pantaloons. From June 29-July 26 an LED screen will show full coverage of major sporting events such as Wimbledon (Jun 29-Jul 12), the Tour de France (Jul 26), the British Golf Open (Jul 16-19) and The Ashes (Jul 8-12, 16-20). Then Gods and Monsters Theatre present slimmed down Greek tragedies 'Women of Troy' and kids' show 'Captain Showoff!' by way of theatre (August 5-30). The final focus is film, and from September 2-24 there's a schedule of free screenings, from recent hits ('Still Alice') to cult classics ('Ghostbusters'). In addition there will be a pop-up restaurant named London Riviera that's set to offer 'five months of delicious food and drink inspired by French Riviera chic and Miami glamour' from 8am to 10pm daily. All events are free and no booking is required, but we recommend you arrive early and bring a cushion. For full event details visit www.morelondon.comRead more
Science Museum Lates
An adult-only opportunity to explore the wonderful world of the Science Museum, beer in hand, with themed talks, workshops, activities and installations. Entry is free and regular highlights include a silent disco, a comedy show and a pub quiz. No booking is necessary, but the combination of gentle learning and bars is very popular, so do get there early.Read more
The Alternative London Tour
East London's 'alternative' side is revealed on this leftfield tour. Expect to be introduced to the history and culture of the Brick Lane 'Banglatown' and Shoreditch areas as well as current issues and street art. Booking essential via www.alternativeldn.co.ukRead more
Camden Lock Summer Night Markets
The cobbled, canalside corner of Camden's famous markets is staying up past its usual bedtime again this summer, hosting evening street food markets every Thursday. As well as an impressive array of international snacks to tuck into, the evenings will involve DJs, live music and late night shopping.Read more
The Institute of Sexology
The Wellcome Collection's newly expanded gallery space will open with a wink and a blush with The Institute of Sexology, an exhibition that brings together the great pioneers of the study of sex. More than 200 pieces of art, erotica, photography and ethnography will help visitors get a new perspective on perversions, lust and normality, with live events, discussions and performances to accompany the X-rated exhibits. Sex research such as the National Survey of Sexual Attitudes and Lifestyles and Alfred Kinsey's groundbreaking questionnaires have shaped our attitudes towards sexual behaviour and identity, and this exhibition will tell the stories of its pioneers. Discover how Marie Stopes and Sigmund Freud used consultations – in very different ways – to explore sexual expression, and find out more about the bespoke laboratory William Masters and Virginia Johnson used to record hundreds of climaxes at Washington University. As well as a vast collection of risqué artefacts and historical exhibits, 'The Institute of Sexology' will include a new commission by Neil Bartlett which celebrates the hundreds of thousands of anonymous contributors who have shared their personal experiences to make sex research possible. The exhibition is free and open to all, but not recommended for the prudish. Please note that due to the high demand for this exhibition timed tickets will be in operation at busy times.Read more
The Line
London's new sculpture trail launch on Bank Holiday Walk The Line between the O2 and the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park to see sculptures from Damien Hirst, Martin Creed and Eduardo Paolozzi. London's new sculpture trail will lead walkers along three miles of waterways including London's Royal Docks and along the River Lea. Born from a crowdfunding campaign, the project proposal raised over £140,000 in less than eight weeks to bring existing work out of warehouses and into the public eye. The ten works installed this year will be on loan to The Line for two years, with new pieces introduced each year. Visit the Line website to view a map to maximise your experience. Works by James Balmforth, Gary Hume and Piotr Uklański are still in the process of being installed.Read more
Borough Market
London's oldest market – dating back to the thirteenth century – is also the busiest, and the most popular for gourmet goodies. Traders satisfy the city's insatiable appetite for artisan cheeses and ham from acorn-fed pigs. If food is your thing, then Borough, with its abundance of beautifully displayed organic fruit and veg, cakes, bread, olive oil, fish, meat and booze, is the place to go. Our favourite stalls include Northfield Farm for rare-breed meat, Furness for fish and game, Elsey & Bent for fruit and veg, and Flour Power City Bakery for organic loaves. Leave home hungry to take advantage of the numerous free samples and be prepared for lengthy queues for the famous barbecued-meat rolls from the Brindisa stand. Events, such as seasonal tasting days, run throughout the year and opening hours are extended in the run-up to Christmas.Read more
The Alice Look
Lewis Carroll's 'Alice in Wonderland' turns 150 in 2015, and to mark the anniversary this exhibition will bring together garments, photographs, rare editions and illustrations which show how Alice has both followed and influenced fashion over the decades. As well as representing the character's original look, the exhibits will include modern interpretations of it, such as Annie Liebowitz's photographs for US Vogue and pop videos from Gwen Stefani, Avril Lavigne and Aerosmith. Much as her adventures in Wonderland saw her transform, Alice's look has also changed as it's travelled, and visitors will see Swahili Alice's local kanga, Provencal Alice's sundress and sandals and even a Lolita-style outfit from 80s Japan inspired by the the character.Read more
Open House London
This hugely popular, capital-wide annual festival of architecture celebrates its twenty-third anniversary in 2015 and takes place over the weekend of September 19 and 20. The festival allows access to hundreds of buildings not normally open to the public – private homes, government buildings, historic sites, educational establishments and many others. Last year, new additions to the lineup included The Leadenhall Building (aka The Cheesegrater), an eco-home in Ealing and Ott's Yard, an architecturally impressive group of re-purposed sheds in Tufnell Park. 2015's buildings and series of events will be available from mid-August. Of the more than 800 venues involved, the vast majority will be open to all on a walk-up basis, but around ten per cent will require advance booking; for details of how to book see www.openhouselondon.org.uk.Read more
Art exhibitions this September
Travel Photographer of the Year
You can look at this annual award for the best of the past year's travel photography in two ways. The first, perhaps cynical way, is to thank these show-offs a bunch for reminding you of all the amazing destinations you spectacularly failed to make it to last year, or indeed any year. Or, with a leap of the imagination and a little poetry in your heart, you can allow yourself to be transported to places as far afield as the Peruvian Andes, the foothills of the Himalayas and the Namib-Naukluft National Park in Namibia. It's like taking a long-haul holiday in your lunch hour, with none of the tedium of travel. Not that you'd want to be within 100 miles of where Joshua Holko's bloody-faced polar bear is having its lunch (which, Holko helpfully warns us, is '80 degrees north of Svalbard in the Arctic') – even if it is the winner of the 'wild and vibrant' category.Read more
Dog Days
Celebrating London's hazy summer days, this show presents an electric line-up of contemporary and urban artists. Including limited edition prints by the likes of Harland Miller and Takashi Murakami and original works by London-based artists Dave White, Lauren Baker and Rosie Emerson, 'Dog Days' showcases specially created exclusive works. If you make it down to the opening night then you could be in with a chance to walk away with a limited edition by one of the big name artists, we wonder who could be?Read more
Soundscapes: Listening to Paintings
Forget the art slides and flying machines at the Hayward. The most controversial show of the summer, the one that's sending some critics into a Victor Meldrew-ish tailspin of invective, involves six paintings and a few loudspeakers. You'd think, given the outcry, that someone had drilled holes in Holbein's 'The Ambassadors' and glued super woofers to the back, so that the dudes in fur coats might appear to rap. They haven't. In the basement spaces of the National Gallery – now a dark and rather mysterious labyrinth, thanks to all the soundproofing – half a dozen paintings are, for a couple of months, being spotlit in rooms to themselves while the thoughtful responses of sound artists and musicians are relayed through discreetly positioned speakers. The real shock is not how distracting it all is but how much sound concentrates vision: there's a clarity here that's spine-tingling. Turner Prize-winner Susan Philipsz has gone for one of the collection's biggies in selecting 'The Ambassadors', Holbein's early Renaissance puzzle picture. This image is loaded with allusions to wealth, learning, the role of religion and (with its distorted skull) mortality. Philipsz runs with the idea of the lute that has a broken string as a symbol of discord to create a piece for violin that creeps round your own skull with an intensity that glues you to the spot. Jamie XX, meanwhile, translates the basic components of Théo van Rysselberghe's pointillist 'Coastal Scene' – dabs of colour – as burbRead more
Carsten Höller: Decision
Carsten Höller's art requires you to use your hands quite a lot. Whether it's finding your way through pitch-black metal corridors from the entrance to the lower gallery; gripping on to the handrail of a flying machine that soars over Waterloo Bridge; attempting to get inside a giant die; taking a red and white pill that may or may not be a placebo or getting yourself in position before you whoosh down a slide upon exiting the show. Hands aside, the key element in the German-Belgian artist's survey is decision-making, hence the exhibition's title. From the moment you step into the gallery's foyer, Höller puts us through our paces by offering numerous choices. So does it matter if you pick entrance A or entrance B into the show? Or take the left flying machine as oppose to the right flying machine? Yes and no, as ultimately everyone is going to have a different experience regardless of what they pick. It's the fact that we have to choose. Höller disturbs our expectations by using perception-altering effects. For those less willing to get strapped into a flying machine – which I highly recommend – fortunately Höller isn't all about the spectacle and merely observing is as active as partaking. Other works play with duplicate scenarios, like a series of TV monitors on which seven sets of twins address one another, or the competition between two rival music groups in the Democratic Republic of Congo played out over two film projections. This alternating between direct engagemenRead more
Revelations: Experiments in Photography
'Chickens scared by a torpedo' may not be Eadweard Muybridge's most popular work, but it's definitely the one with the best title. In the 1870s the British photo pioneer broke new ground with his famous study of horses at full gallop. Now his shots of cluckers losing their cool are in an exhibition of science-related photos spanning the last 170 years. There are trippy colour photomicrographs of mica (1908) from Arthur Clive Banfield, plus nineteenth and early twentieth-century telephotographic space shots, up-close images of the effects of magnetic fields, and the captivating 'smoke studies' by Étienne-Jules Marey that influenced aerodynamics. Baffling are Carl Strüwe's microscopic images of water fleas, which bear an uncanny resemblance to the bison of the Altamira cave paintings. How extraordinary to look back a century or more and see manifest the human desire to understand phenomena both incomprehensibly big and inconceivably small. And this is only the first room of the exhibition. Room two is dedicated to works from twentieth-century artists responding to early science-focused photography. Bauhaus artist László Moholy-Nagy's photograms do away with single-point perspective, while motion studies by influential architecture photographer Berenice Abbott exemplify her belief that artists should help make science accessible to all. There are some exceptional works in room three, too. Trevor Paglen's faraway shots of American military 'black spots' are clever, unsettlingRead more
Victorian London in Photographs
Rapacious, unchecked development, a growing gulf between the richest and poorest and a realisation that modern life is damaging to mental health. Anyway, enough about London in 2015: here are some photos of dead people. There are plenty of contemporary resonances in these images of London from 1839 to 1901. One thing above all else drove Victorian photographers, and saw their technology evolve incredibly quickly: change. Almost all these pictures – many of them stunningly technically accomplished as well as being fascinating documents – reflect a city and a society whose pace of change is both thrilling and terrifying. So we have the Society for Photographing Relics of Old London, who couldn't get the plates in their cameras fast enough to record the historic buildings getting pulled down around them. There was no legislation to protect architecture, so they were about all there was in terms of awareness-raising. At the same time, photographers strove to reveal the social iniquities beneath the Victorian dream of progress: the appalling slums just streets away from fashionable thoroughfares; the children cast aside by their parents; the homeless, the destitute, the maimed and the mad. Most moving is a series of portraits of inmates of the Colney Hatch Lunatic Asylum. Literally shorn of luxuriant Victorian hairdos and dressed with institutional severity, these men and women look startlingly contemporary. The unusually close-up portraiture (presumably they had little choice)Read more
Duane Hanson
There are a lot of people in Duane Hanson's show and that's not including the gallerygoers. A cowboy is propped against the wall by the entrance. A lady sits at an ad hoc yard sale surrounded by paintings and books. Duster in hand, a cleaner grips on to her cart of sanitation supplies. Workmen are taking a well-earned break from grafting. And a house painter has half finished covering the gallery's back wall in a shade of baby pink. These, of course, aren't real people. They are the meticulously crafted fibreglass and bronze fabrications of the late American sculptor, who sought to capture the familiar and daily activities of Middle America. They represent a considerable populous that are typically ignored. Some sit on the fringes of society, like 'Homeless Person', (1991) who holds a cardboard sign proclaiming 'Will work for food.' It would seem society hasn't really moved on since Hanson began making his hyperreal sculptures in the late 1960s. His intention to 'achieve a certain tough realism, which speaks of the fascinating idiosyncrasies of our time' makes his work as relevant now as it was 40 years ago. By placing figures like 'Queenie II', (1988) within a gallery context, Hanson forces us to take notice of the menial worker, the bum, the ordinary men and women who are so often overlooked. He shifts our focus so that the typical becomes extraordinary. Although there is obvious ageing to the sculpture's material, it doesn't diminish their awe factor. But once the doublRead more
Barbara Hepworth: Sculpture for a Modern World
The last time the Tate held a Barbara Hepworth retrospective, the artist herself had a hand in organising the show. That was in 1968, seven years before Britain's first lady of modernist sculpture died in a fire in her St Ives studio – a fatal combination of sleeping pills and a fondness for smoking in bed. In the intervening years, so this show's argument goes, we've tended to view Babs through rose-, or perhaps clotted cream-tinted spectacles; as a kind comfy heritage-industry modernist, when in fact she was a towering figure of the international avant-garde. If that sounds like a lot of curatorial justification to swallow with your scones, it really isn't. The exhibition is quick to place Hepworth in the company of her peers – literally, in the case of work by Henry Moore and her second husband Ben Nicholson, as well as through contextualising timelines. But the work itself is so tactile – a gorgeous parade of variously chiselled and polished materials such as green onyx, hoptonwood, fossil stone and lignum vitae (the densest wood, as any timber bore will tell you) – that you'll want to go out and hug a tree at the very least. (The sculptures, alas, are mostly displayed behind Perspex). From early carved figures to interlocking semi-abstract forms (the highlight of her loved-up interlude with Nicholson) to ancient-looking totems, Hepworth's sculptural progression can be seen as a gradual rising up. She goes it alone, guided by her responses to nature. But the results areRead more
The London Open
This show is a complete mess – which, in a way, is actually quite refreshing. It's an open-submission exhibition, so there's no trendy curatorial thesis or overarching theme – just works by 48 artists (chosen from over 2,000 applications), in every medium you could name, with nothing tying them together except they all live and work in London. At a push, perhaps, you could try to spin the show as a snapshot of London's art scene. Yet the scope is still limited, focusing on young or emerging artists, and excluding more established names. It's never made clear whether that's a function of who applied or the jury's selection process. Yet despite these structural issues, the only thing that really matters in the end is whether the art on display is any good. And the answer is that, yes, a lot of it is. Plus, there's the fun of spotting serendipitous connections and motifs as you wander around. There are pieces that use construction materials or processes, such as 'All in a Day' by Demelza Watts who contracted her bricklayer father to construct a wall that embodies precisely one day's labour, or Ben Woodeson's drifting, precariously suspended industrial sheet glass. There are works with an ersatz take on the natural world, from Alexander Duncan's pile of stones that are actually plastic and styrofoam flotsam, to a video mash-up of nature documentaries and sci-fi films by Salvatore Arancio. Then again, there are also works that are weird one-offs, like Gaia Fugazza's sparsely suggRead more
Alice Anderson: Memory Movement Memory Objects
The flame-haired, French-born artist Alice Anderson creates works that are intrinsically inspired by her own persona. She's filled galleries with metres of red hair, wrapped the exterior of London's Freud museum in red rope and created a giant bobbin wound with red fibre. So for her latest show she has used copper to mummify over 100 sculptures. From the decorative to the recognizable, Anderson has completely covered objects in the reddish brown metal to distort the original and heighten the viewer's senses. You can even get involved in this ritualistic process as visitors are invited to preserve a 1967 Ford Mustang and other items in copper wire. So whether you discover your inner artist or ponder over what Anderson's sculptures might actually be, you'll certainly see things in a whole new red light.Read more
Gigs in London this September
Foo Fighters
After releasing a classically bombastic new album – 'Sonic Highways' came accompanied by a TV series about the history of American music – Dave Grohl and his rock 'n' roll stadium-fillers were all set for a pair of triumphant Wembley sets to back up their Glastonbury headline slot. Then disaster struck: Dave broke his leg and the gigs had to be cancelled. But fear not: the Foos have rescheduled, performing two nights at the Milton Keynes Bowl (only, er, 40 miles away) in September. Get practising that air-punching.Read more
Elbow, Madness, Manic Street Preachers, Kelis, Anna Calvi, Laura Mvula, Temples, Stealing Sheep + more. Normally ill-served when it comes to fun in fields, south-east London got its own back in 2014 with the first instalment of this new two-day music festival. It's back for 2015, with a dad-friendly line-up of mature indie bands (Elbow, Madness, the Manics) plus a trio of cool female singer-songwriters (Kelis, Anna Calvi and Laura Mvula) and a second stage booked by Heavenly Records. More music will be announced soon, including a stage booked by Gilles Peterson, who put together a tasty leftfield line-ups last year. There's an equal emphasis on food again too, including a food village featuring live cooking demonstrations and a 'Chef's Club', and more family-friendly activities. Plus – new this year – get freaked out in a magic tent hosted by Dynamo.Read more
Behind This Wall
One of the many sad things about seminal Shoreditch club Plastic People closing was the loss of Behind The Wall, a vinyl-focused club night, record exchange and general meet-up for wax addicts. Thankfully it's been reborn and is touching down on the wonderful terrace of Bethnal Green arts venue Oval Space during the summer. This new incarnation of BTW is extending its remit even further, operating as a bar, work-space and even restaurant during Monday-Friday, while on select weekends BTW will revisit its vinyl exchance roots, featuring open decks upon which wax-heads can spin tunes, plus 'Balearic brunches'. There's even a regular weekly schedule packed full of interesting events and activities, detailed below. Mondays: workshops and guest supper-clubs Tuesdays: Voga – a mix of voguing and yoga, plus DJs spinning '80s tunes Wednesdays: Terrace Film Nights, focusing on music documentaries and short films Thursdays: Record Stores on the Rotary, featuring top London record shops including Phonica, Rye Wax, Kristina and Sounds of the Universe Fridays: The Sub 120-Club, featuring artists, DJs, promoters and other creative types getting behind the decks and playing only tunes that are below 120 BPM.Read more
Florence + The Machine
Florence Welch and her band have notched up a third consecutive Number One album with their mighty new album 'How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful', and to celebrate they're playing no fewer than four enormous Ally Pally shows. 'Restraint' isn't a word many would associate with Florence + The Machine, so count on a huge stage spectacle to go with the new material and, of course, a flawless performance from Flo and co.Read more
Club De Fromage
London's self-proclaimed biggest – and silliest – pop and fancy dress night supplies its fun-loving punters with oodles of Bon Jovi, Michael Jackson, Spice Girls, Backstreet Boys, Lady Gaga, Elton John and Katy Perry-style goodness (to name a few), plus a few more credible tunes from the likes of Blur, The Killers and other indie-leaning bands. There are silly themes each week and lest we forget the meat pie-giveaway and air guitar hero award. Remember, anyone in fancy dress gets to jump the queue.Read more
Old School Indie
Get your Adidas Gazelles cleaned up, put that old Pulp T-shirt in the wash and sort your floppy fringe by Saturday because it's time to throw yourself around to some classic indie anthems. Brought to you by the team behind the long-running Feeling Gloomy nights, expect top-tier floorshakers all night from everyone including Blur, The Beatles, Bowie and Blondie as well as a healthily-cheesy dose of oldies like Stevie Wonder and Elvis on top of giveaways, drinks offers, balloons and all-round silliness. Wear your favourite indie band t-shirt to jump the queue!Read more
Buttoned Down Disco
Overdose on hip indie-dance tunes spun by resident DJ Christian Laing and guests. As well as electro and indie-pop mash-up madness, you'll also hear a smattering of cheese and student party anthems. Full-throttle fun.Read more
Hip Hop Karaoke
If you've ever fancied yourself as a Missy, Eminem, Beastie Boy/Girl or you think you could give Snoop a run for his dough, here's your chance to act out some rap fantasies. And hey, what could be easier than trying to rap in front of loads of strangers? Don't worry: this long-running night is actually hella fun. There's a huge list of classics and lesser-known jams to choose from, and all songs are rated for rhyming difficulty. Ease yourself in with a mellow Tribe Called Quest number or battle with a frenetic Busta Rhymes track if you're feeling baller.Read more
David Gilmour
Pink Floyd's long-serving guitar man, singer and songwriter returns to the Albert Hall for his first London shows in almost a decade. Last time he was here in 2006, he was joined on stage by David Bowie, Robert Wyatt, David Crosby and Graham Nash (plus the late Floyd keyboardist Rick Wright) and performed a gamut of classics by his old band. With friends and a back catalogue like that, who cares about a bit of flab on the solo material?Read more
The Chemical Brothers, Duran Duran, Tame Impala, Underworld, Jungle, Jurassic 5, Future Islands, The Jacksons, Madlib, Four Tet, Flying Lotus, Sleaford Mods, Fat White Family, Kate Tempest, Little Dragon, Roisin Murphy, Boy Better Know, Todd Terje + more. The festival with the best party vibe this side of Glastonbury returns for four more glorious days of live music and premier-league DJs, boasting (as ever) a great line-up of bands and artists from across the style spectrum. For dance fans, there are block-rocking beats courtesy of The Chemcial Brothers and Underworld, nu-disco grooves from Todd Terje and playful electronica from Four Tet. Hip-hop head? Go back to the old skool with Jurassic 5, jazz it up with the Jungle Brothers or sample some experimental beats from Madlib and Flying Lotus. Rockers can bliss out to the psych-stomp of Tame Impala, get down and dirty with sleazy, queasy trash rockers Fat White Family or angrily neck a few cans of overpriced festival beer to Notts nutters Sleaford Mods. There's even a whiff of '70s and '80s nostalgia: from The Jacksons, slap-bass throwbacks Level 42, and, most excitingly of all, their yacht docked and champage on ice, new romantic heroes Duran Duran. You can also take a breather from the music and enjoy some anarchic fun at the glorious carnival of small stages – see everything from a fire-spewing steel spider to a mirrored swing-dancing tent and an inflatable church. Saturday is dress-up day, and this year's theme is 'SumRead more
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From a February 6 Politico article:
A Fox spokesperson rejected the suggestion that the network promoted the tea party movement, and differentiated the network's news coverage from the treatment given the movement by some of the network's opinion commentators, who have actively encouraged participation in protests.
REPORT: "Fair and balanced" Fox News aggressively promotes "tea party" protests
Hosting the party: Fox aired at least 20 segments, 73 promos on "tea party" protests -- in just 8 days
Fox News' Hemmer: "Can't get to a tea party? Fox Nation hosts a virtual tea party.
Fox News "hops" aboard Tea Party Express with rampant promotions, live coverage
Media verdict is in: Fox News driving force behind tea parties
On the house: Fox aired 107 ads for its coverage of tea party protests over 10 days
"I saw it on Fox": Dozens of articles on local tea parties report Fox News had a hand in them
Fox News' tea party coverage makes mockery of claim that network provides "straight ... news" in daytime
Fox host Varney: 'It's now my great duty to promote the tea parties. Here we go!'
Media Matters' archive of Fox News and the tea parties.
As Gawker notes:
Fox News has generously placed the full, unedited conversation between Bill O'Reilly and Jon Stewart online, so we can see precisely how unfairly and deviously Fox edited the interview in order to weaken Stewart's case: A lot!
You be the judge. Watch the entire video below and be sure to check out the post from Gawker in its entirety.
Boy, they don't make NYT, A1, above-the-fold pieces like they used to. Today, the Times sets aside that prime real estate to ponder the fact that (I kid you not) Sarah Palin is "becoming increasingly vocal and visible"! And that, Sarah Palin posts stuff on Facebook! And that, people say Sarah Palin might run for president some day!
Ground-breaking stuff, I know. But just how thin was the piece? Look at this `graph, which details how Palin talks with her advisors about current events:
People with knowledge of the daily briefings say they are conducted by phone or e-mail. They typically include information on the day's news, material that could be relevant to an upcoming speech, or guidance about a candidate Ms. Palin might endorse.
Fascinating stuff, indeed. (Love the hush-hush, "people with knowledge" tone used to describe utterly mundane events.)
And oh by the way, the Times article does not include a single sentence regarding Palin's continued polling woes, which indicate that even a majority of Republicans don't want her to run for president.
I'm getting the feeling that if Tea Party conventioneers told the Times' Kate Zernike that the earth was flat she'd run with it.
As noted earlier, she referenced Tea Party organizers who claimed "millions" had marched at Tea Party protests within the last year; a figure that appers to be fabricated.
Now in a follow-up piece, Zernike writes [emphasis added]:
Susan and Gil Harper from Cushing, Me. — she a lawyer who telecommutes to New York, he a furniture maker — said they had limited their political involvement to voting. But Mr. Harper said the bank bailout outraged them, and pushed him to his first Tea Party rally.
By Christmas, he told his wife that what he wanted was a ticket to the Tea Party Convention. When she gave it to him, she said she would go along, but only incognito, wearing a hat and sunglasses.
"Because of Nancy Pelosi calling people who believe in the Tea Party movement Nazis," she explained. "My grandfather's family, as Polish Jews, escaped Nazism. To call us Nazis is an abomination."
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This was Andrew Breitbart's message to journalists at the Tea Party convention last night [emphasis added]:
"It's not your business model that sucks, it's you that sucks."
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TPMDC's Evan McMorris-Santoro has been on the story and reported Friday:
"Sen. Shelby has placed holds on several pending nominees due to unaddressed national security concerns," Shelby spokesperson Jonathan Graffeo said in a statement. "Among his concerns" are the progress on multi-billion dollar defense contract that would see planes built in Mobile, AL and Obama's decision to scrap a $45 million FBI improvised explosive device lab Shelby secured an earmark for in 2008.
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"I guess if you needed one example of what's wrong with this town, it might be that one senator can hold up 70 qualified individuals to make government work better because he didn't get his earmarks," Mr. Gibbs told reporters today. "If that's not the poster child for how this town needs to change the way it works, I fear there won't be a greater example of silliness throughout the entire year of 2010."
One can only imagine the outrage that would ensue over at Fox News if a Democrat were holding up several nominations because of unfulfilled earmarks. Indeed, one will have to imagine Fox's ire over the Shelby story as well, because as of Friday night, according to Nexis, Fox's major shows had yet to discuss the story...
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Even though Carlson has said "I'm not a huge fan" of Fox, unfortunately for him, it's his last hope for relevance given that CNN and MSNBC have booted him.
Fox hired Carlson even after he seemingly had burned bridges with the network. First, while defending telemarketers on a Crossfire segment, Carlson said he'd give out his home phone number -- only it was the number to Fox's Washington bureau. Fox retaliated by publishing Carlson's unlisted home phone number. Carlson then reportedly called Fox "a mean, sick group of people."
But that was nothing compared to the verbal smackdown he laid on Fox and Bill O'Reilly in a 2003 Salon interview.
Carlson was asked about the "demagoguery" that was "fueling a big part of the success of Fox." Carlson responded: "I don't like partisanship because it abets lying. And I think you burn out fast when you demagogue."
He was also asked if he could ever see himself working for Fox. He replied:
It's hard to imagine. CNN has been really nice to me. Also, I like foreign travel. And I'm always struck that if you're in Gambia, as I was this summer, or if you're in Peshawar, they're not watching Fox News Channel, they're watching CNN. I know it sounds trite, but I love the fact that CNN is engaged with the world.
Wonder how Carlson is adjusting to partisanship and demagoguery.
But Carlson was most critical of Fox's biggest star.
Carlson said that O'Reilly was talented and understands the medium, but said that "his shtick is a really dangerous one."
It gets better.
Carlson went on to call O'Reilly a "humorless phony" and said of the Fox suit against Al Franken:
Yeah, but I'm not sure how much that hurts him [O'Reilly]. What did we learn about that? We learned that Bill O'Reilly is a thin-skinned blowhard? Well, I think we knew that. The potentially damaging charge -- that he's a liar -- now that is a big deal.
Of The O'Reily Factor, Carlson said: "I don't know who would want to watch that shit. Do you?"
Needless to say, it's unlikely Carlson will be taking over guest-hosting duties for O'Reilly anytime soon...
It's a talent Jeremy Peters reveals here [emphasis added]:
In an apparent effort to court a voting bloc in her home state, Senator Kristen E. Gillibrand is preparing to introduce legislation that would withhold funding to enforce the "don't ask, don't" law.
And yes, that's the article's first sentence. Which means even before Peters explains what the Democratic senator is doing, Peters, via his mind-reading skills, explains why she's doing it. (i.e. For purely political reasons.)
This is just wrong [emphasis added]:
Six hundred advocates had gathered for the convention at the Gaylord Opryland here, a small fraction of the millions that Tea Party advocates say turned out for protests over the last year.
Really, according to Tea Party advocates, millions of people took part in protests within the last year, and the Times has no problem reprinting that is fact? So what, is it like 4 million who have protested over the last year? Eight million? Fourteen million?
I'd sure love to know, because I don't see proof that any "milliions" have participated in Tea Party protests over the last year. We all remember that at their largest event last September in Washington, D.C., advocates claimed 2 million people protested. But in the end that estimate was off by roughly 1.9 million. (Oops!)
So if the biggest Tea Party even drew approximately 60,000 people, and most of the other very, very large events attracted say 10,000 people, that means that either A) the Tea Party movement hosted hundreds and hundreds of huge, five-figure events that I never heard about in order to reach the "millions" tally, or B) Tea Party advocates are, once again, making up numbers.
I'll go with B. And given the Tea Party's history of lying about the size of their protests, you'd think the Times would think twice before reprinting Tea Party claims as fact.
From a caption at washingtonpost.com [emphasis added]:
Six hundred tea party leaders arrived Thursday, Feb. 4, 2010, for the first-ever three-day National Tea Party Convention. Organizers announced the creation of a political action committee called Ensuring Liberty Corp.
"Leaders"? Wasn't the Tea Party convention open, on a first-come, first-serve basis, to whoever wrote checks to cover the nearly $600 convention costs? How does that make them "leaders" of a political movement?
UPDATED: Oops, from the accompanying article:
It's a critical moment for a movement that is unmistakably people-powered, that has been deliberately left leaderless to give voice to all frustrations.
If the movement is leaderless, than how did its leaders arrive at the convention?
UPDATED: More WashPost oddities:
The 600 delegates at the National Tea Party Convention feel taxed to death, ignored by their elected representatives and the media, and appalled at the federal government's spending -- and there are millions of Americans just like them. Their anger has helped claim some political scalps, and they vow to "take back America."
Really? Tea Party conservatives feel "ignored" by Fox News, Rush Limbaugh, the Weekly Standard, National Review, Michael Savage, Drudge, Towhnall.com, WND, the WSJ, and the NYPost?

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"Thank you so much for the fast delivery. I placed my order on a Wednesday and received the shoes on Friday. Amazing! My husband has had ankle surgery and he will be needing these New Balance Shoes for the rest of his life and I will definitely purchase them from you guys. These shoes are not cheap so I spent a good deal of time looking for the lowest price on the internet and with your free shipping you guys had the lowest price. "
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