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Music Special: One Love Manchester Benefit Gig
Following last week’s horrific events at pop singer Ariana Grande’s concert, she announced this... Find out more
Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2017 - no.1 Joke
The Edinburgh Festival, ever present on the British summer calendar, since 1947 announced its number... Find out more
Sampha wins the 2017 Mercury Music Prize
Following on from last year’s winner – Skepta – solo artist Sampha took the 2017 Mercury Music... Find out more
Theatre Review: Derren Brown - Underground
It isn’t easy reviewing a Derren Brown show - for a start the entire audience is requested not to... Find out more
The Foo Fighters Arms opens this weekend
Yep - it's no joke - one of the coolest bands on the planet is opening their very own for one... Find out more
What's On
Sampha wins the 2017 Mercury Music Prize
Following on from last year’s winner – Skepta – solo artist Sampha took the 2017 Mercury Music... Read More
Interview: Jon Stevens
TNT talks to Aussie music legend Jon Stevens... Read More
Modestep to play Jägermeister’s next Ice Cold Gig
Dubstep and electronic rock band Modestep are swapping the festival circuit to play their next gig... Read More
Noel Gallagher re-opens sold-out Arena gig
Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds will re-open the Manchester Arena on Saturday 9th September,... Read More
Jazz with pizzazz
London’s largest free jazz festival returns to Canary Wharf this August for an... Read More
Coffin Dodgers Disco becomes Age Against the Machine
Age Against The Machine launches September 1st Read More
Review: Jon Stevens at the 100 Club, Oxford Street
Aristocrat of Australian rock, Jon Stevens, kicked off a five-date tour of London last night at the... Read More
Skepta wins at 2017 Ivor Novello awards
An award that has been won in the past by Adele, Ed Sheeran and James Bay, went to another solo... Read More
Glitterbox Announce Ibiza 2017 Season Line-up & Opening Party
Glitterbox has announced the Ibiza 2017 season line-up and opening party for its new residency at... Read More
Review: Sarah Jane Morris & Antonio Forcione
at The Crazy Coqs @ Brassiere Zedel Read More
London Film Festival 2017 comes to the capital
After Cannes in early summer and the recent Venice and Toronto events, comes the London Film... Read More
Little Film Festival With Big Ambitions
This September, a small festival is sneaking their way into London’s underground film scene with... Read More
Star-studded 'Suburbicon' out this Autumn
‘Suburbicon’ is a peaceful, idyllic suburban community with affordable homes and manicured... Read More
Where We’re Going, You’ll Need Popcorn
Prepare yourself for a Summer of cinematic joy as the legendary Pop Up Screens is back with an epic... Read More
Big Screen on the Green
The perfect British festival of summer sport, live opera, entertainment and film all in one... Read More
Oz Film Festival comes to Regent Street Cinema
Between Friday 30th June & Sunday 2nd July, the Regent Street Cinema plays host to a celebration... Read More
6 Films You Need To Watch on Netflix UK
There is always so much to check out Netflix, but let us make the choice easier with this list Read More
McKee London opens up in Truman Brewery
If you’re lost for something to do over the Easter break, why not pop along along to Brick... Read More
Film Preview: Catfight
Think Fight Club meets Arrested Development and you've got Onur Takel's latest film:... Read More
Hot tickets: Hunt for the Wilderpeople
Nomad cinema and the Hoxton Hotel are holding a special screening of the New Zealand based comedy -... Read More
Theatre Review: Derren Brown - Underground
It isn’t easy reviewing a Derren Brown show - for a start the entire audience is requested not to... Read More
Theatre Review: The Knowledge
Before Uber and satnavs, London taxi drivers had to undergo a lengthy period of learning, being... Read More
Theatre Review: Loot
Fifty years ago, at the age of 34, anarchic playwright Joe Orton was bludgeoned to death by his... Read More
Theatre Review: Windows
Written the year after he completed his most famous work, The Forsyte Saga, novelist and playwright... Read More
Theatre Review: Apologia
Christmas, birthdays – an excuse for families to get together to celebrate or, as is often the... Read More
Theatre Review: Girl From The North Country
Award-winning Irish playwright and director Conor McPherson adds his habitual subtle touch of the... Read More
Theatre Review: ROAD
It’s over thirty years since Scullery and his shopping trolley burst onto the Royal Court’s... Read More
Theatre Review...
The Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee Take Oral Evidence on... Read More
The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole Aged 13 3/4 - The Musical
His parents are rowing and hung over, it’s the beginning of 1981 and Adrian Mole, at the age of... Read More
Theatre Review: A Tale of Two Cities
It was a balmy Friday evening, it was a rainy Friday evening – and unfortunately the rain won out... Read More
Comedy: Kiwi show comes to London
In 2007, with my heart crumbling after a British attack of the tall and handsome kind, I boarded a... Read More
The Queen of Mean is back!
After a sell-out tour of the UK in 2017, Bianca Del Rio returns to premiere the fiercely funny... Read More
Comedy: Carl Barron - Drinking with a fork
Australia's biggest selling comedian comes to Hammersmith Apollo Read More
The Simpsons Taught Me Everything I Know
Following critically acclaimed, sell-out runs at Edinburgh, Melbourne, Sydney and Perth Comedy... Read More
Comedy: John Hastings: Integrity
Canadian turned Londoner John Hastings is bringing some much-needed Integrity to London in the form... Read More
Comedy: James Acaster: THE TRELOGY
Following a record fifth consecutive Edinburgh Best Show nomination and a sell-out 2016 tour, James... Read More
VAULT Festival - London's answer to the Edinburgh Fringe
Six weeks of theatre, comedy, music, dance, film, food and drink return to London from Jan 25th to... Read More
Viva Hypnosis comes to Leicester Square Theatre
Stage Hypnosis has been away from the West End Stage for 15 years. Now it’s back, but with a big... Read More
Six of the Best at Soho Theatre
Six of the most exciting new voices in comedy are performing on Soho Theatre stages this winter. Read More
Brendon Burns: Black Comedian 2016/2017 UK Tour
Edinburgh award winner Brendon Burns has done it again: adressing black/white relations in his home... Read More
All aboard the Masked Ball's train to dance central
The Masked Ball is going full steam ahead this May by offering thrill seekers a trip like no other -... Read More
fabric re-opens tonight
It's been a tough few months for fabric's owners but tonight (Friday 6th January 2017)... Read More
Groove Armada announced as first headliners for ANTS London
Groove Armada have been confirmed as the first headliners for ANTS LONDON, when the colony returns... Read More
The Australian Ballet's Cinderella to be screened in cinemas
Following its European on-stage premiere at the Coliseum in London this July, The Australian... Read More
Egg LDN Presents...Sat Nov 5th
Pig & Dan, Sasha Carassi + Dubspeeka + Vinicius Honorio - Techno Fireworks Read More
World's best DJ will be selected
Attendees of the DMC World DJ finals get ready to take part in an epic odyssey to crown the... Read More
The Blitz Party is back
The Blitz Party, London’s best loved and most authentic 1940s party, is back on Saturday. Taking... Read More
London’s biggest celebration of rave
A celebration of Britain's iconic rave culture, Moondance festival is the first of its kind to... Read More
Rave royalty Mark Archer appearing at Brixton Jamm
Mark Archer is rave royalty. He has been at the heart of the movement since day one as part of... Read More
Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2017 - no.1 Joke
The Edinburgh Festival, ever present on the British summer calendar, since 1947 announced its number... Read More
Festival Review: Lowlands
Like most European Festivals, A Campingflight to Lowlands Paradise (or just Lowlands to its friends)... Read More
Festival Review: Positivus
Quietly proud and respectable festival crosses the beauty of nature with understated, unrivalled... Read More
Still time to catch a summer festival
Even though Glastonbury seems a long time ago, thankfully due to the British summer lasting long... Read More
Festivals takeover bank holiday weekend
August bank holiday paves the way for some great music entertainment in the capital this year. Read More
London's Pride Weekend
Pride in London is this weekend (8th & 9th July 2017), but it doesn't end when the parade... Read More
Oz Film Festival comes to Regent Street Cinema
Between Friday 30th June & Sunday 2nd July, the Regent Street Cinema plays host to a celebration... Read More
A taste of the Caribbean at The Jam Tree
During the month of July, rum is set to rule in Clapham & Chelsea Read More
6 of the best European Festivals this summer
As Glastonbury looms large and tickets are as rare as rocking horse shit, why not turn to Europe and... Read More
London tuning up for summer festivals 2017
With the temperatures going up and Wimbledon around the corner, it can only mean the start of the... Read More
The Red Line - a railway journey through the Cold War
From London to Hong Kong, through Siberian snow and the heat of China, across Iron Curtain states... Read More
The Red Line: A Railway Journey Through The Cold War
From London to Hong Kong, through Siberian snow and the heat of China, across Iron Curtain states... Read More
The Silent Fountain by Victoria Fox
Written as a dual narrative, The Silent Fountain takes reader between modern day Italy and 1970s... Read More
The Wine Dine Dictionary
Want to pick the perfect wine for dinner? Wondering what to eat with a special bottle? Read More
Off the Beaten Track
A new book of four tales of unsuspecting hero Peter Sinclair, who has some unexpected adventures... Read More
Orange is the New Noir
Really exciting news here from the TNT office. One of our writer’s Mark Bibby Jackson has written... Read More
Secret London, An Unusual Guide
Where can you find monsters in Trafalgar Square? Whatever happened to Bedlam? Where can you praise... Read More
TNT meets... Mr Motivator
Mr Motivator is back! TNT's Kaye Holland catches up with the irrepressible 90s lycra legend. Read More
10 amazing bookshops in the UK
The US National Book Awards have just concluded, and it’s still a few months ago until World Book... Read More
Five tips for becoming a lifestyle entrepreneur
Tired of the daily grind? Stop dreading your dull, desk job and start planning your exit from... Read More
The TNT Travel Show - what's in it for you
On Saturday March 4th at 9.30am the TNT Travel Show opens its doors for the 10th year running. Read More
TNT Australia Day Party 2016 in pictures...
Although Australia Day isn't until Tuesday, we kicked off celebrations yesterday (Sunday) with... Read More
TNT Australia Day Party 2016
Stuck in London for Aus Day? Read More
Watch the Wallabies and All Blacks Rugby World Cup final
It’s no secret that we have the TNT / STA Travel Show this Saturday with all your favourite... Read More
Melbourne Cup
The first Tuesday in November is synonymous with the Melbourne Cup... Read More
TNT/STA Travel Show October 2015
It may be getting chilly out there, but TNT and STA Travel are about to make you feel all warm... Read More
New for 2015 - A June TNT Travel Show!
No - your eyes do not deceive you - due to popular demand TNT is bringing an extra Travel Show to... Read More
TNT Presents - Fresh Meet...
Are you new in town or have you been just too bloody busy to meet new mates since you got here? Read More
TNT Barefoot Bowls Tournament 2014 - The Winners
Despite the aftermath of Hurricane Bertha, TFL's spontaneous 'emergency work on the... Read More
TNT Language School 2014
The TNT Language School is back! Read More
What's On
More Entertainment
Interview: Tim Patch and his magnificently artistic penis
We find out about Tim's unique talent, and his artistic alter-ego "Pricasso" Read More
Interview: Richard Savage
TNT catches up with Jon Donahue to discuss his character Richard Savage in the newly released... Read More
Interview: Mick Hucknall
Celebrating the 25th anniversary of their hit album, Stars, Simply Red are back and will be hitting... Read More
Meet Naga Munchetty
BBC Breakfast newsreader and Sunday Morning Live presenter, Naga Munchetty has swapped the red sofa... Read More
Rave royalty Mark Archer appearing at Brixton Jamm
Mark Archer is rave royalty. He has been at the heart of the movement since day one as part of... Read More
Adrenaline fuelled extreme sailing series interview
The UK leg of the Extreme Sailing Series, the only truly global and annual sailing circuit in the... Read More
Oliver Silver aiming higher
26-year-old London based British Actor Oliver Silver talks to us about working with BAFTA award... Read More
Art Night returns to London
Art Night a contemporary arts festival comes to London for the second time on Saturday, July 1st.... Read More
Could you be the next Landscape Photographer of the Year?
The search for the Landscape Photographer of the Year 2017 begins Read More
Unique new arts festival comes to London in May
Over 50 artists come together for a new 12 day multi-disciplinary art event - The ONE2 festival Read More
The Art of the Brick: DC Super Heroes comes to London
Artist Nathan Sawaya Returns to London with the World’s Largest LEGO® Exhibition Inspired by... Read More
First UK exhibition by Australian Aboriginal artist
Kittey Malarvie: Milkwater and Luga to open at JGM Gallery Read More
Interview: Tim Patch and his magnificently artistic penis
We find out about Tim's unique talent, and his artistic alter-ego "Pricasso" Read More
Orange is the New Noir
Really exciting news here from the TNT office. One of our writer’s Mark Bibby Jackson has written... Read More
Life on Mars
National Geographic to unveil first ever Mars Show Home Read More
Want to boost productivity at work? Play more games
Raising productivity levels has become something of a modern-day Holy Grail, with most of us now... Read More
The rise of eSports sees wave of Gaming Cafe’s open
eSports is undoubtedly a million-dollar industry with millions of fans worldwide. America, with its... Read More
Simple Techniques to Record More Impressive Videos
Recording videos has become a lot more convenient over time as most smartphones and digital cameras... Read More
What type of gamer are you?
Gaming has changed out of all recognition over the last couple of decades thanks, largely, to the... Read More
Blackjack & Roulette - Who Wins and How?
Blackjack and roulette is two of the most popular casino games in both land-based casinos and online... Read More
Why do you have to stay anonymous online in the UK?
More and more, we see evidence of the State increasing control over it's citizens. This is... Read More
Australia - the biggest losers...
When it comes to gambling and losing at gambling, Australia takes the crown Read More
Rise of Mobile Gaming
The mobile gaming market is expected to breach the $100 billion mark for revenues in 2017 and that... Read More
The Foo Fighters Arms opens this weekend
Yep - it's no joke - one of the coolest bands on the planet is opening their very own for one... Read More
London Mezcal Week
Celebrate Mexican culture, art, food and Mezcal between 11th-17th September 2017 Read More
Pug Café heading to London
Following on from the success of Cat Cafes, dog lovers will get the one-off chance to get the same... Read More
FriendsFest returns to the UK
After the success last year of hit American comedy programme Friends tour, with rooms and... Read More
Club de Fromage on Ice returns to Alexandra Palace!
After a 'blink and you’ll miss it' summer, Fromage on Ice is back (a little like Vanilla... Read More
Review: Between the Sheets
A woman shoots her engrossed husband a dirty look as he pretends not to be interested in the lakes... Read More
Cava ‘Fizz School’ at Cordoniu's Terrace on the Thames
Anna de Cordorníu Terrace on the Thames — the sizzling pop-up bringing the buzz of... Read More
Review: Salut!, Islington
‘MEAT FISH VEG’: the outside of Salut!, a former pub on Essex Road, reads. Read More
