Showing posts with label Review. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Review. Show all posts

Friday, 3 May 2013

iReview... Vocals & Verses 2nd Anniversary @ The Pipeline (Wednesday, April 24)


UK Spoken Word and Live Music Showcase Vocals & Verses celebrated their 2nd year anniversary last month at The Pipeline in London's Liverpool Street with performances from some of the UK's finest new and emerging talents in the landscapes of Spoken Word and Live Music.

Tuesday, 1 May 2012

iTelevision... Channel 4's Hidden Talent (Episode 1 Review)


Hidden Talent 9PM, Channel 4 (Last Episode: Tuesday, 24 April)

Richard Deacon hosts a hour-long journey of discovery with two unsuspectingly talented individuals on Channel 4. Chosen from thousands for their unusually high scores in scientific tests, they’re thrown in at the deep end to see if they’ve really got the goods. Not as entertaining as I had thought it would be but I was impressed with Maggie the nurse who with just 18 days of training managed to successfully climb the Old Man of Stoer in Sutherland; a massive rock face that managed to make me feel uneasy just peering at it from under my covers. Brenda the retired Bridal boutique owner slipped into the role of F.B.I interrogator frighteningly well and managed to detect the liar in a line up including two actors, a fruit and veg salesman and a professional poker player. Worth watching if only to remind you of the immense capabilities we possess as human beings and spur you own curiosity about what your hidden talent might be. Take the tests HERE.

A new episode of Hidden Talent is on tonight (May 1) at 9PM on Channel 4 as new participants discover freediving and art appreciation.

Watch Episode ONE now on 4oD

#Peace.Love.Television

Tuesday, 14 June 2011

iLive... SADE x The O2 Arena x May 31, 2011 (Review)


What a NIGHT! What a Concert! What a Performance! What a Woman! What a Band! Where do I even begin because Sade at the O2 Arena was/is easily one of my favourite concert experiences in a long while and to think that Ms. Sade Adu and her band had not performed in her home country in near on twenty years (since 1993), you had to wonder why it's taken so long for them to come and do what they did at the O2 Arena last Tuesday (May 31) - they were simply PHENOMENAL and I bet we would have no qualms at all paying to see that set countless times between 1993 and now BUT alas I digress a bit...

When the good people at Superbreak (I'll tell you about them shortly) reached out to us with tickets to go see Sade at the O2 Arena and even though we had important exams in a few days, it was really and truly a NO brainer and can I just add that the decision was well WORTH it!