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Luke Haines – Jeremy Deller’s The Life & Times Of Adrian Street‏

October 2011 saw Luke Haines release Nine and a Half Psychedelic Meditations on British Wrestling of the 1970s And Early ’80, a poignant and fond personal reminiscence about the golden age of British wrestling. Perhaps one the most flamboyant of British wrestling stars during the 1970s was, the son of …

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The Chap Olympiad: For a Sporting Good Time

If all this 2012 Olympic hype is already sounding like far too much of an effort, and a stiff gin is more your type of thing, then thank heavens for the Chap Olympiad. An unashamed celebration of style over substance, the annual event sees a small corner of London (Bedford …

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Relentless Brings Out The Best In Green Screen Technology

A one minute film from the Relentless team, highlights the current level of modern day technology, as they utilize the green screen to its maximum potential. Virtues is and advert which demonstrates high definition cinematography and stands true to its slogan of “No Half Measures”. Not only does the …

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T.E.E.D Hosts Dance Lesson For Diesel School of Island Life

After walking up and down Rivington Street several hundred times, looking for something called the ‘Red Gallery’; a young man asked us if we were “here for the dance lesson”. That seemed about right, although there were much fewer people there than I’d expected. I was wondering why there were …

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Rise with Fallen: Jamie Thomas and The US Fallen Team hit the UK

Having inspired an entire movement in skateboarding the legendary Jamie Thomas and the US Fallen skate team are hitting the UK this weekend for an exclusive demo and signing as riders including Anthony Shultz, Garrett Hill, Tommy Sandoval, Tom Asta, Jon Dickson, Jack Curtin, and Dane Burman begin the Fallen …

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City Cycling: Get Your Fix(ie)

Cyclists are mental…obviously. The desire to push yourself through a wet and windy city using actual muscle strength, while other commuters sit comfortably on buses, trains, cabs and tubes is clearly lunacy of the highest order. Yet for some reason, Londoners still seem to have taken to the idea of …

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Nike’s The GRID – Run For Your Postcode!

Nike really wants London to start running. So they’ve started a city-wide 15 day game, The Grid, which sees the city divided into four; north, east, south and west, with members of each postcode battling against the other three to run the city wild and win. The game officially begins …

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