Editor's note: This story has been updated since original publication to correct that when movies are shown inside the Little Theatre in New London, in partnership with New London Roaming Cinema, the ...

London’s cinema history isn’t quite the stuff of vaulting legend. It’s more discreet than that. The Regent Street Cinema is chronologically where things began, in the 1840s, with so-called magic ...

There’s nothing quite like seeing a brilliant film on a big screen. And if it’s independent cinemas with colourful histories, design quirks, luxe features and plenty of character that float your boat, ...

West End access, festive theatre and London Eye tea create seasonal city packages. Shopper routes and hotel hopping highlight ...

The Prince Charles cinema, the West End’s last independent film house, declined to change its name following the King’s coronation - Twitter@mattfromlondon A cult London cinema beloved by Quentin ...

The Prince Charles Cinema was first opened in the 1960s. (Getty Images) On cold, rainy days, I like to take myself to London’s Chinatown for some warm, freshly baked taiyaki and a rerun of one of my ...

LONDON-- Dressed in full costume, inside a mystery location that cannot be revealed, CBS News correspondent Charlie D'Agata was transported to a galaxy far, far away: Luke Skywalker's home planet of ...

Where other arts slow down in December, London theatre accelerates frenziedly, and it’s a curiosity of the season that while ...

Martin Humphries and Ronald Grant started raiding demolition sites in 1979. Single-screen cinemas were being torn down across London to make way for the multiplex era, and the two cinephiles were ...

Coronavirus cases have surged across the capital as the country battles against the second spike. By Alex Ritman U.K. Correspondent Cinemas across London will be forced to close again starting this ...

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