Zombie Walk in London

When

30 October 09 to 1 November 09

As the Zombie Walk hits the streets of London, and flash mob comes in town for Halloween, be a part of the undead for a strict mortis paced walk across the entire city as the much awaited event takes place.
Starting off from the Waxy O’Connors pub on Rupert Street and striding in about twelve pubs along the way, this mega London event is an opportunity to take part in one of the most fun involving Halloween style pub that crawls around.

Zombie Walk 2009

Once you along with your fellow undead friends gather at the Waxy O’Connors on Rupert Street to check out your costumes and what is available for you to wear, you can have a refreshing drink or two. The Zombie Walk London Crew heads throughout the capital during the noon time and onto the evening before finishing your journey at The Verve on Upper St Martins Lane, sound and safe before the hour of witching.

Day of the Undead

If you are wondering, which type of Zombie suits you the best and is a perfect match for you, there are plenty of predator Zombies and undead movies about, so pick your kind from those inspiring flicks, like 28 Days Later, Shaun of the Dead and Day of the Dead for ideas on how to get make up for the undead look right and to perfect your walk as a Zombie. When one is out on streets with a make over like that of a Zombie, he has to make sure that he is dressed and behaves completely like a Zombie all the times, so put your best make up and bedraggled clothing.
The event for Zombie Walk is scheduled to be starting at 2 pm, which is planned to be continued all around the city for several hours.

Film Review: The Men Who Stare at Goats

· Running time: 90 mins

· Four out of Five stars

This is an overwhelmingly enjoyable and immensely hilarious drama comedy with an outstanding script and wonderful performances from McGregor, Clooney and Jeff Bridges.
Based on the non-fiction bestseller, The Men Who stare At Goats, is the funniest and one of the most terrific movies of this year. Starring some fabulous award winners, the story is somewhat like this: A journalist from Michigan, Bob Wilton, comes to Kuwait, hopeful to prove himself to her separated wife (Rebecca Mader) by finding a war story that will make his name. However, he gets more than what he had expected as he happens to meet Lynn Cassady, an operator from special Forces (George Clooney) who informs him that he is a part of a secret squad of psychic spies who got trained in the 1980s by a warrior named Bob Django (Jeff Bridges).
As Lynn accompanies Bob on a mysterious mission in the hot zone, Lynn narrates more of his stories, like the details of their powers (such as reading minds, killing goats by staring at them, psychic visions) and the eventual breal up of the unit because of the envious traps by colleague Larry Hooper (Kevin Spacey). Bob discovers himself with a story for a lifetime when Bob’s secret mission gets revealed.

The most enjoyable part of the film is the script as it skillfully weaves together the two strands within the story in an unexpected way with conclusions that are both surprisingly thought- provoking and moving. The script however has ensured not to take the audience into supernatural believing of things around them. Clooney has played the star of the show as he delivered one of his best performances as Lynn, blending effortlessly, his strong gift for deadpan comedy with emotionally engaging and entertaining hint of madness.

Trannyshack at Madame JoJos

When
07 October 2009

Where
Madame JoJos

Cost
£5.00

Age Restrictions
18+

For a vivid and spontaneous night of outstanding entertainment, visit Trannyshack at Madame JoJos. Cherishing its brand new home after shifting to Madame JoJos from the Soho Revue Bar, Trannyshack features music, cabaret acts and plenty of dissipation to keep the crowd entertained, which comprises of a variety of people.
Drag queen stars

Renowned artist and gender bender Dusty O will be making regular forms at Trannyshack at Madame JoJos, which also stars the breathtaking cross dresser Shelley Would as entry host. The Trannyshack Girls drawing dramatic on stage moves and quick fire costume changes include Jeannie Dee, Miss Vanilla Lush, Glendora Mucklefanny, Miss Natalie, and many more gregarious and talented stars.

Trannyshack at Madame JoJos

Featuring a blended crowd of lesbian, gay, straight, trannies and dressers, the primary goal of Trannyshack at Madame JoJos is to entertain the crowd with a host of tranny performers and drag queen acts. In earlier incarnations, Trannyshack has showcased a number of celebrated drag performers like Pete Burns and Lady Bunny, and one can expect a similar or rather higher standard of entertainment at the new residence of night, the famous cabaret club Madame JoJos.
Trannies go free

However, it is not all about what is being presented on stage, as Trannyshack extends its tranny friendly policy to the guests as well, with free entry to the ornately dressed and the trannies. To spin some catchy feet tapping music beats, some resident DJs are also invited, all through the night to make your night even more memorable.

Dining at London Restaurant

London is home to a large variety of eateries including luxury uncovered restaurants, riverside gardens, rooftop terraces etc. The extremely beautiful sights of the city compel you to dine in outdoors and to fulfill your needs the capital offers several Al fresco dining. You can avail a wide variety of delicious cuisines at almost all these places. Some of the most popular outdoor bistro’s are listed below:

· Shad Thames

Venue – Picture Square Street London

This beautiful eatery is located on the riverside location and it offers fabulous views of River Thames, Tower Bridge and other nearby sights. It is amongst the most ideal locations for a romantic dining. You can savor the delicious French and British cuisine at this wonderful place.

· Coq d’ Argent

Venue – No. 1 Poultry, London, EC2R 8EJ

Coq d’ Argent is located at an excellent penthouse and it is one of the best poultry in the city. The place also offers a fabulous roof terrace and excellent manicured gardens.

· Heddon Street

Venue – 162 – 168, Regents Street,

Room 302, Linen Hall, London

Located in the region of London’s West End, Heddon Street is an extremely peaceful location. You can enjoy a delectable dining among the olive and palm trees.

· Inn The Park

Venue – St James’s Park, off Horseguards Road

London SW1A 2BJ

Centrally located in the beautiful St James’s Park, the Inn The ark is also a spectacular outdoor eatery. You can savor a delicious romantic meal at here at an extremely nominal price. You can opt for modern and traditional British cuisine at the restaurant.

· Kensington Roof Gardens

Venue – 99 Kensington High Street

London W8 5SA

Kensington Roof Gardens is a wonderful outdoor location in the central London. Here you can enjoy a delicious dinner at popular Babylon restaurant. Also explore the vivacious Tudor Garden, Spanish Garden and English Woodland.