There’s a tree I sometimes notice on my way to my boxing gym. It stands on an unsightly corner near the junction of Barking Road – which has the dubious honour of the eighth unhealthiest street in London – and one of the grubby arteries that feed into it. The tree sits amid ugliness: overflowing bins from the chicken shop opposite, shards of glass from a smashed car window, a makeshift fence from unfinished building works, a fly-tipped cooker and fridge, and litter that rolls past like tumbleweed. In many ways, it’s a quintessential East London scene: a vast expanse of grime punctuated by striking beauty. The post A life lived inside: reflections on my mother’s past appeared first on Atlas & Boots.
Bitcoin (BTC) gains helped “Noodle,” a London-based Bitcoiner, to afford in vitro fertilization (IVF) treatments for his family. Noodle’s story comes to life in the latest edition of Cointelegraph’s Crypto Stories. IVF treatments can be expensive, with success rates ranging from 4% to 38%, depending on various factors. Fortunately, profits from buying and holding Bitcoin provided the necessary funds for Noodle to start a family. Noodle, who first heard about Bitcoin in 2012, decided to sell some of his BTC to pay for IVF treatment for his wife. He favored selling BTC over taking out a loan, converting over $70,000 in Bitcoin into fiat currency over a few years to pay for the treatments. [embedded content] Noodle’s journey with Bitcoin began when he was at the gym. An acquaintance introduce...
HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Jim Spellman / Getty One of the culture’s most unique talents can’t be located. Rapper Theophilus London has been reported missing by his family. As per Complex, the Trinidad and Tobago native is no where to be found. A representative acting on behalf of his family has shared a statement confirming that they have not been in contact with the musician in several months. “Over the last few weeks, friends and family of Theophilus London have been working together to piece together his whereabouts. The last time someone spoke with him reportedly stretches back to July 2022 in Los Angeles,” the message reads. “On December 27th, family members of Theophilus London traveled to Los Angeles to file a missing persons report with the LAPD. They are now see...
London’s iconic Printworks is approaching its final season in 2023—and it’s going out with a bang. Beginning February 4th, 2023, the beloved concert venue’s last season will open with Body Movements, the U.K.’s first queer and trans music festival. Printworks will then welcome Ibiza’s ANTS brand before takeovers by AVA Festival on February 25th, Ed Banger Records on March 3rd and Drumcode on March 17th. The weekend of Easter will be perhaps one of the biggest weekends for the closing season. London-based promoter The Hydra will host a huge collaboration between fabric, FWD>>, Plastic People, Tresor and That’s How It Is!. The lineups for these shows have not yet been revealed. “Over the past six years Printworks has hosted the...
London’s electronic dance music scene is as vibrant as ever. If you’re traveling on your own, identifying the right place to party is paramount to the experience. In your search for affordable accommodation, look no further than St Christopher’s Inns, an international hostel group that offers a diverse range of accommodation options for backpackers. Belushi’s London at St Christopher Inn London Bridge Village. Jarett Lopez What makes them unique is Belushi’s, their in-house party bar brand, the perfect spot to meet new friends before exploring London’s many large-scale clubs and intimate underground spaces. While booking your accommodation at one of St Christopher’s London locations, feel free to use the code EDM5 for 5% off your stay. In this guide, we ...
You may be wondering why you can’t escape the name Fred again.. lately. The surging producer recently went viral for his explosive Boiler Room DJ set, where he debuted unreleased collaborations with the likes of Skrillex and Swedish House Mafia, among others. Now gearing up for the release of his third studio album, Actual Life 3, Fred again.. is building the hype with another “you had to be there” performance. This time around, he’s teaming up with one of the world’s most prolific hip-hop producers, Kenny Beats, for a rare pop-up rave in London. And fans lucky enough to be there will hear another trove of unreleased music. “Got a bunch of USB weapons for this one,” Fred again.. tweeted. Scroll to Continue Recommended Articles Kenny Beats is also a...
TOM ASPINALL takes on his toughest test to date as he faces Curtis Blaydes in a mammoth heavyweight fight at UFC London on Saturday night. However, this page is all about the undercard fights including Paddy ‘The Baddy’ Pimblett, ‘Meatball’ Molly McCann, Paul Craig, Alexander Gustafsson and many more. What a night we have in store in London this weekend, so ensure you don’t miss out on our exclusive betting tips, best odds and fight predictions for the undercard fights from UFC London. We have an exclusive tip on every single undercard fight for you, our valued SportsLens reader. So without further ado, here are our UFC London undercard betting tips! Best UFC London Betting Sites UFC London – Fight Card Information 🥊 Main Event: Curtis Blaydes vs Tom Aspinall 📅 Date: July 2...
TOM ASPINALL takes on his toughest test to date as he faces Curtis Blaydes in a mammoth heavyweight fight at UFC London on Saturday night. Blaydes vs Aspinall headlines this stellar UFC event from the O2 Arena, London. What a night we have in store in London this weekend, so ensure you don’t miss out on our exclusive betting tips, best odds and fight predictions for UFC London: Blaydes vs Aspinall. We have two exclusive tips from the main event for you, our valued SportsLens reader. So without further ado, here are our UFC London: Blaydes vs Aspinall betting tips! Best UFC London Betting Sites Curtis Blaydes vs Tom Aspinall — Fight Information 🥊 UFC Match: Curtis Blaydes vs Tom Aspinall 📊 Records: Curtis Blaydes (16-3) | Tom Aspinall (12-2) 📅 Date: July 23rd, 2022 &...
It’s the end of an era for a pillar of London’s club scene. Printworks started from humble beginnings. The iconic club was perhaps never intended to become a staple within the dance music community, but that’s precisely the level of prestige Printworks ascended to since first opening its doors around five years ago. Unfortunately, it appears the saga of Printworks will end with the storied venue having recently been approved for a full developmental conversion into office space and shops. Per an application submitted to London’s Southwark Council by the property’s owner, Printworks was only meant to be a temporary endeavor while the space was continuing to be developed. The club rose out of the ashes of a defunct printing plant previ...