Canary Wharf and the Docklands area has come a long way since being one of the busiest ports in the world. It’s now mainly known as London’s financial center and not really much of a tourist destination to begin with. It initially catered for business workers and travelers during the…

Until its fifth entry, Capcom’s Devil May Cry series has always played a bit fast and loose with where it was actually based, with allusions to Europe, the US and more in the many entries. However, with Devil May Cry 5, they firmly laid their cards on the table. This…

The O2 Forum Kentish Town is a medium-sized North London venue that manages to host the largest variety of bands you’ll ever see. Set in a former art deco cinema, it might not be the prettiest venue, but it sure does put on a good show for its capacity of 2,300 and…

While most people might be tempted to walk down to central Brixton or further into Camberwell to eat, drink and enjoy an evening out, the area around Loughborough Junction has more than enough to offer. Being a train line hub has meant lots of empty railway arches for taking, and there’s a…

Built within the former Millenium Dome, this giant arena sits on the north tip of the Greenwich Peninsula in SE London and is known for hosting some of the biggest events, whether music, comedy or sports. Unsurprisingly, that means the place can hold up to 20,000 people, and there’s a…