Six Badass Women Climb The Shard To Protest Against Shell’s Arctic Drilling
Six Greenpeace protesters are currently climbing up The Shard – the biggest building in Western Europe – to protest against Shell’s oil drilling in the Arctic.
Six Greenpeace protesters are currently climbing up The Shard – the biggest building in Western Europe – to protest against Shell’s oil drilling in the Arctic.
Don’t know much about Banksy but wanna be able to name drop him some facts about him at cool hipster parties? No worries, this infographic tells you everything.
Don’t mess with the good girl gone bad, otherwise you’ll get a microphone in the face.
In the wake of another terror attack, it’s important that we all appreciate that the way to battle extremism is with education and communication, and the greatest possible tool for that is right at your fingertips.
Forty years before the BBC started broadcasting in colour, this guy was making travelogues in colour and they look absolutely awesome.
Sick Chirpse brings you some of the finest punk rock on offer with the third installment of the Punk Rock Playlist.
Ever wonder what Google’s autocomplete feature has to say about every city in the UK? You don’t need to anymore thanks to this infographic.
Boris Johnson seems like a pretty popular guy, and his popularity is probably going to increase even more after this footage of him hitting an amazing basketball trick shot emerged today.
If you think London tube rush hour is bad, you’re wrong. Shanghai is much worse as this unlucky dude found out. He’s forced back into the train by a huge crowd at rush hour.
Justin Bieber has finally snapped after a tumultuous week and full on attacked a paparazzi cameraman. Check the video here.
I don’t remember what I did for my 19th birthday party but it probably wasn’t as extravagant as spending 10K on hiring out a club in London for me and all my friends to party at. Even so, Justin Bieber had the worst birthday ever and it was all because of one man – Jaden Smith, Will Smith’s son.
You’ve seen him wielding an axe, you’ve seen him feed a stray cat into an ATM, now watch him get his jazz hands covered in blood. American Psycho – The Musical come to London.
Maybe it’s twee to say something is funny yet moving, but this short film by Marc Isaacs, set in a lift in a London tower block certainly is both, and more.
Clattenburg is not racist. Sparky is gone. Benitez is booed. Sunderland score goals now. Southampton aren’t shit. QPR are still shit. The weekly roundup from the weekend’s footy.
Do you like modern art but hate the pretentiousness that surrounds it? Well do not worry as Sick Chirpse have got this one sorted. This is the (immensely well-informed) Sick Chirpse guide to the Tate Modern’s latest exhibition, Energy and Process.
In the latest installment of culinary reviews Sick Chirpse goes a bit posh and takes on a restaurant one-up from a Wimpy.
This video shows you what happens when you put someone thinking out side the box in charge of a budget and with resources such as Nike.
A short overview of Boris Johnson’s political career. Including quotes from the man himself. Not one of the most politically correct people in politics.
1908 was the first time London hosted the Olympics, and we smashed everyone to bits with our mad skillz. Kind of….
Banksy is at it again. That boy’s always got his finger on the pulse so of course his next target is the Olympics.
Pandas are really fvcking awesome and they recently headed into the streets of London for a pint and a smoke.
Dimensions Festival is throwing a launch party this Friday in London. Get down and party!
We feature the best ways to keep updated about the riots currently engulfing the country….
I hate waking up with random injuries after a night on the tiles but this guy takes it to another level. He manages to fall down some stairs at a tube station in London and face-plant the last few concrete steps after too much sambuca, ouch.
Surely Arnold Schwarzenegger couldn’t have been involved in the disappearance of Lord Lucan, one of the greatest modern day mysteries?
A review of the new London based night from a collaboration of the Grand Hotel record label and Lock N Load events
After twenty five years of living in the Smoke, I made the decision to finally up-sticks and fly the nest. My decision was based partly on practicality – being closer to work – and partly out of aspiration to the evergreen buzzwords of “self-sufficiency†and “independent livingâ€.