Pictures The weird blank faces popping up across London: related news

Pictures: The weird blank faces popping up across London

Their visits included Elton John's ball and the Harrods summer sale, with one photographer saying: "It's the weirdest thing I've ever seen."

Universal Pictures Digital Platforms Group: Universal pictures digital platforms group to roll out video game based on the blockbuster action-thriller Wanted; Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment to publish game worldwide: game to capture film's

Universal Pictures Digital Platforms Group: Universal pictures digital platforms group to roll out video game based on the blockbuster action-thriller Wanted; Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment to publish game worldwide: game to capture film's

London Science Museum 'brings robots to life'

With schools across London closed for the summer break, many of the city's children will be flocking to the London Science Museum for some extra-curricular educational fun, the Press Association reports.

London And Beijing: New Photographic Exhibition

Museum of London's photographic exhibition on 'London and Beijing' is opened by senior officials from the Beijing Municipal Government and the London Development Agency.

Zoe Mode Plans New London Studio

Zoe Mode Plans New London Studio Officials from British studio Zoë Mode have announced that the developer, part of the Kuju group, is to open a new office in London. Launching on September 1st this year the new studio will be based near the south bank of the river Thames in central London.

London restaurant blast at world's hottest curry title

LONDON (AFP) - A London restaurant was serving up Thursday what it hopes will be confirmed as the world's hottest curry, with even the chef admitting it is "too extreme" to keep on the menu.

London restaurant serves up 'world's hottest curry'

LONDON (AFP) - A London restaurant was serving up Thursday what it hopes will be confirmed as the world's hottest curry, with even the chef admitting it is "too extreme" to keep on the menu.

London restaurant serves up 'world's hottest curry'

LONDON (AFP) - A London restaurant was serving up Thursday what it hopes will be confirmed as the world's hottest curry, with even the chef admitting it is "too extreme" to keep on the menu.

Palestinian Artist Leila Shawa Rooted in Reality

The Palestinian artist Leila Shawa in her London area studio. The Gaza city native has exhibited her art in places such as Amman, London, Paris and Washington. (Randy Quan for The National)Ever since Sotheby’s held its first sale of modern and contemporary Arab and Iranian art in London last October, where about 85 works from the Arab world went up for auction, art from the Middle East has enjoyed an ascendancy never before seen. British-Arab artists are seeing an unprecedented interest in their work. Dotted across the UK, there is an Arab arts community with a growing presence on the ¬international art scene. This community includes Mona Hatoum, Jananne al Ani, Dia Azzawi, Ali Omar Ermes, Mona Hatoum, Leila Shawa, Souad Attar, Walid Siti, Souheil Sleiman, Koutaiba al Janabi and Osman Ahmed to name a few.

Some papas donâ?"t preach

Some parents have a strange habit of clicking pictures of their babies in the buff. With the Internet and blogging, a few parents are also putting up those pictures for all and sundry to see. Either there should be legislation against allowing parents to click naked pictures of their kids, or some sort of age of consent where kids have a say in whether the world should see those pictures. Parents need to be told that 2-year-old Ratan’s picture showing his little wee-wee is really not funny when said Ratan, now 32, brings home the girl he wants to marry.

GOOGLE GOES LIVE: The search giant goes experiential to drive mobile services

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Update: London launch of iPhone 3G marred by software problems

LONDON - Software compatibility problems marred the launch of the iPhone 3G at Apple's flagship store in London, where customers had difficulty activating their new phones.

London borough receives Arts funding

The London Borough of Sutton has been awarded an Art's Council grant of £53,000 to fund a drama project in schools across the district.

London Opens Ripley's Museum

Yesterday, London opened the new Ripley's Believe It or Not! Museum, featuring more than 500 exhibits. The attraction, occupying 24,000 square feet in London's West End at 1 Piccadilly Circus, offers a mixture of entertainment, education and fun. From an albino alligator to a 3,000 lb piece of the Berlin Wall, a Swarovski-Covered Crystal Mini Cooper and three human shrunken heads from Ecuador, the attraction features exhibits so bizarre they leave visitors wondering if something so outlandish could really be true. Visit www.ripleyslondon.com.

Experts at London museum baffled by bug in their midst

London: The experts at London's Natural History Museum pride themselves on being able to classify and display thousands of species.

Mystery insect bugging experts at London museum

LONDON -- The experts at London's Natural History Museum pride themselves on being able to identify species from around the globe, from birds and mammals to insects and snakes. Yet they can't figure out a tiny red-and-black bug that has appeared in the museum's own gardens.

Crosswords art in London underground

LONDON: Go back to the early 1940s in London, a city under siege from the German Luftwaffe bombings. People used to spend most of their time in bunkers and the underground tube stations to escape the raids from the skies. The crosswords they used to do to pass time is the new art form today.

Mystery insect is bugging experts at London's Natural History Museum

LONDON, The experts at London's Natural History Museum pride themselves on being able to identify species from around the globe, from birds and mammals to insects and snakes. Yet they can't figure out a tiny red-and-black bug that has appeared in the museum's own gardens.

Mystery insect bugging experts at London museum

LONDON (AP) - The experts at London's Natural History Museum pride themselves on being able to identify species from around the globe, from birds and mammals to insects and snakes. Yet they can't figure out a tiny red-and-black bug that has appeared in the museum's own gardens.

Mystery insect bugging experts at London museum

LONDON (AP) -- The experts at London's Natural History Museum pride themselves on being able to identify species from around the globe, from birds and mammals to insects and snakes. Yet they can't figure out a tiny red-and-black bug that has appeared in the museum's own gardens.

Experts baffled by mystery insect found in London's Natural History Museum gardens

LONDON: The experts at London's Natural History Museum pride themselves on being able to classify and display thousands of species — from birds and mammals to insects, dinosaurs and snakes — and are confident can identify most living things on the planet.

Experts baffled by mystery insect found in London's Natural History Museum gardens

LONDON-The experts at London's Natural History Museum pride themselves on being able to classify and display thousands of species, from birds and mammals to insects, dinosaurs and snakes, and are confident can identify most living things on the planet.

Serial killer's painting to sell 2012 London games raises a stink

London, Aug 25 (ANI): London 2012 Olympic organisers were embroiled in an embarrassing gaffe after an image of Myra Hindley was used to promote the Games.

Artists and writers launch London 'School of Life'

LONDON - A GROUP of artists, writers and intellectuals has launched a new 'university' in London, designed to help those too tied up with work to appreciate the finer things in life, like art, books and travel.

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