Legion

LEGION (15) IN THIS supernatural thriller an out-of-the-way diner becomes the unlikely battleground for the survival of the human race. When God finally loses faith in mankind, because of their lack of faith in him, he sends his legion of angels to brin... » MORE

Legendary Searchers here to keep the 60s swinging

THEY emerged in one of the most exciting decades in pop music history, alongside The Beatles, The Kinks, and The Rolling Stones. Today, almost half a century later, sixties favourites The Searchers continue to pull in the crowds. It s nuts isn t it? We d... » MORE

Music turned my ASBO life around

A FORMER tearaway, who picked up the borough s first ASBO when he was just 12, has landed a place at the regional finals of one of the UK s biggest music contests. Rapper Clinton Taylor, also known as Bints, beat off hundreds of fellow hopefuls in the Ess... » MORE

Jazz singer makes Net gain

A VETERAN singer is resurrecting forgotten classics from the vaults of jazz by watching old footage on YouTube. Grandmother Carol Braithwaite revives lesser-known gems by all-time jazz greats including the 1920s Empress of Blues Bessie Smith, the 1930s... » MORE

A unique look at the big screen

A HAVEN for film buffs is in the making as Barking s first alternative film club is about to open its doors to the public. The Malthouse Monthly Film Club will launch tomorrow (February 25) with a screening of the critically acclaimed animation movie, Wal... » MORE

My giddy aunt

WELL YOU certainly never get bored at the Queen s Theatre. The first production of the year is a Graham Greene play, Travels with my Aunt, little known and certainly not in his usual style of dishing up life warts and all. Man from Havana, The Third Man,... » MORE