England

Free Will Astrology: June 27-July 3, 2012

It's Now Time to Eat the Royal Wedding Pizza

​Fork in the Road salutes the royal couple, and hopes the Tea Party types here will forget their hatred of England long enough to have a slice. The pizza was a promotional stunt of Papa Johns, and probably isn't very good. Is wedding food ever good? (Kate's neck looks kinda gross, and her tur ... More >>

Royal Wedding Forecast: RAIN!

But your hair, your beautiful hair!​Bad, horrible, awful, terrible news: The Telegraph reports (in almost 600 words, no less) that heavy showers are forecasted for Friday's royal wedding ceremonies in London. Stay calm, everyone; if we can just have all the commoners climb on each others' shou ... More >>

Stream PJ Harvey's Let England Shake, And Hope She Adds Another Terminal 5 Show

​James Blake has probably got Album Everyone Will Be Talking About This Week honors all sewn up for now, but roundabout next Tuesday a nation's fawning eyes will turn to PJ Harvey's fantastic Let England Shake, far from the screamiest entry in her 20-year catalog (!), but among the bleakest, h ... More >>

PJ Harvey Is Playing Terminal 5 In April

​Good news for all you Foursquare enthusiasts who can't get enough of Terminal 5: On April 20th the cavernous Midtown spot will host none other than PJ Harvey, supporting her new record Let England Shake and possessed of a terrifying intensity perfect for making large places feel uncomfortably ... More >>

Hear A New PJ Harvey Song, "Written On The Forehead"

​The indomitable PJ Harvey has a new record, Let England Shake, due out in mid-February; head to her website right now to hear "Written on the Forehead," a soft, elegiac, reggae-sample-driven drifter, Harvey singing "Let it burn/Let it burn/Let it burn burn burn" in a high, wistful, far-less-t ... More >>

WAR HEROES

Robert Manns directs Yorktown

JUST HAVING A LAUGH

No one's safe around Ricky Gervais

VV Brown

Field Music+Wye Oak

Noose

Band of Skulls

Late of the Pier+the Whip

UP IN ARMS

The boys are back for a Weekend in the City

SCOPE IT OUT

The most interesting art pieces at your fingertips

LITTLE AMBITION

World domination, the second attempt

VOICES CARRY

What would you say if it was your last day on Earth?

LET’S GET BOLLOXED!

Three nights of Irish rowdiness with the Pogues

The London Blitz

Plague! Arson! Smut! A visit to Britain’s classy theater.

Rave On!

Get your glow sticks out of storage, everybody—you're going to the Ruff Club

London Fog

Woody Allen's second straight English excursion is a failed return to comedy

Christgau vs. the Contortions: Reynolds's Stirring Postpunk History

London Calling?: Relationship Flick Actually Set in NYC

London Calling: An Aesthetic Manifesto

The Isle: Survivors Meet 'Survivor' in Cold War Collision

Live G8

The fury of popular agitation finds an outlet undeterred by bombs in London and bums in Washington

New York Subways and Terror: What, Us Worry?

London bombings raise questions about Gotham's transit system

Terrorists Hit Hard-Target London

Washington Snoozes as London Shudders

No sign of emergency in nation's capital after U.K. terrorist attacks

Our London Coverage

How London Got That Stiff Upper Lip

Forging ahead stoically through 60 years of bombs

After the London Bombings: 'Our Dead Have Names Too'

Messages from a Muslim e-mail list

Most of the Royal's Classical-Dance Trainees Remain in a School Daze

The Power and the Fury

No more media softballing: London stages offer sharp rebukes to Blair and Bush

British Ballyhoo

Another opening, another onslaught of hype: Everything's right as rain in Londontown

After Shock

Just back from London, our critic has an optimistic reassessment of the British art scene

World in Motion

Following Refugees From Peshawar to London, Director Michael Winterbottom Finds His Personal Velocity

London Kills Me

Underground Organ Traders and Francophobic Secret Agents

Listings

Dildo Delights

Music

Land of Hype and Glory

Lusting for Lingerie

British Hysteria Fueled by Stupidity

Nation Ignored Foot-and-Mouth Warning, Dooming 910,000 Sheep. A Special Report From the Killing Fields

Modern Maturity

From YBA to ATM, a New London Art Scene

No Hype to Not Believe

This Night Has Opened My Eyes

The Revenge of the Real

Tea in Our Harbor

Ready for Your Grill This Fourth of July: Broadway Producers

But Then Again, Who Says It Should?