Loserville vs Retro Pigeon @ Vintage at Southbank Centre
Friday 29th July – Sunday 31st July 2011
Loserville has teamed up with Retro Pigeon to run an epically fab stall at Vintage at Southbank Centre this weekend! Loserville is selling all kinds off amazing: Diana pendants, shoulder pets, frumpets and more. But the star of the Loserville show is our beautiful lady lamp, Mandy the Mannequin!
The Ultimate Social Network?
Just when everyone is deciding if it’s worth devoting the time and effort to build up yet another social network profile using google+, a new heavyweight player has entered the arena. The Grand Organising Director of Supernatural Light and Magic (aka G.O.D.) called a rare press conference yesterday at his hillside retreat, ‘DunSmiting’. Speculation that [...]
Loserville Loves… The Harmonettes
We love vintage. We love harmony. We love (contrary to rumours) girls. So, we HEART The Harmonettes.
Just when we thought TV couldn’t get any worse…it got better! Amnesty TV – watch here now!
Loserville is proud to promote Amnesty TV! Featuring Aung San Suu Kyi, Cassette Boy, Misery Bear, Don’t Panic, Neil Boorman (creator of Shoreditch Tw*t) and more…
Loserville’s Edinburgh Fest Survival Guide
Here’s our all singing all dancing printable Edinburgh Festival Guide…click the image below or here to get the PDF…including venues to watch, free tickets and our top ten recommended shows.
Loserville Loves… Mr Bingo
Some say he’s the ‘Master of pens’.
Some call him the ‘Shoreditch Beat Busketeer’.
Some say he fucks about for a living.
Who can really say? Well, actually, Loserville can, because we bloody love Mr Bingo and think he’s a bit of a genius!
Weekender Bender: Frank Chickens and Home Live Art
Don’t miss Frank Chickens and Home Live Art at the supremely FREE Barbican Weekender…this Saturday at 4pm on the club stage at the Barbican Weekender.
Follow up: The Yard Theatre in Hackney Wick…more info and full programme
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American Retro in Soho is officially Loserville’s favourite independent shop for Summer!
American Retro on Old Compton Street (London) has products beyond words…so we thought we’d show some rather sexy pics. We think this beautiful shop in the heart of seedy Soho from the chain store it has become and provides great irreverent products at awesome prices.
Loserville Previews… Mysterious Skin @ The Drill Hall
Seven years after the Venice Film Festival Premiere of Gregg Araki’s incredible film adaptation, the stage version of Scott Heim’s 1996 novel Mysterious Skin hits The Drill Hall in September for just three shows.
Life is a cabaret, part deux – Show restaurants! Have a ball!
Roll up, roll up for the greatest show on earth! Yes it’s our show restaurants article part 2, this time it’s personal. We’ve picked a bevvy of delights to entertain you until the early hours. Including Supperclub London, The Pale Blue Door, Sarastro and Bistrotheque.
The world has gone POP-UP: The Yard, Folly for a Flyover, Floating Cinema & Shacklewell Nights
Loserville loves a good POP-UP venue and think they’re the best way to experience true DIY culture in London. Some of these venues covered are exclusively revealed by us on the very little information that we have garnered for you our lovely readers.
DRAGMAG – Favourite Freebie Ever! Pick it up from Soho Books, Corner of Dean Street before they’re all gone!
Favourite freebie ever! Here’s why…Amazing photography, LaChappelle-esque.Features John Waters and Pam Hogg, two of our ultimate heroes. And a John Waters themed comic book. We’re mad for graphic arts at the moment! Massive sized! It’s A3! Reminds us of The Face.
Loserville loves: The Co-op!
We normally despise pimping big brands but we truly believe the Co-operative is an exemplary brand in the age of recession.
Mind bending marvel Philip Escoffey
IS HE A MIND READER OR A CON MAN?
Exclusive Interview with the godfather of UK Comics about his secret involvement in the launch of inFamous 2 the game
We’re obsessed with the new online comic book project with PlayStation that pokes a bit of fun at our celebrity obsessed culture. It involves seven of the top fresh artists in the UK comic book scene and is scripted by the godfather of UK comics Pat Mills (we interview him below…) who created 2000AD and wrote Judge Dredd, as well as doing work for DC and Marvel comics.
Watch This Space Festival | National Theatre | July 1 – September 11
Summer. On the South Bank. With Free Stuff. Perfect! The Watch This Space Festival returns for 2011 outside the National Theatre, and there are a number of diverse themes throughout the run, including Circus Space Week, Gandini Juggling Week, and the Thames Festival Weekend…
Loserville Loves… Lullaby | Justin Vivian Bond | Jonny Woo’s Gay Bingo
What a week for Loserville – we HEART Lullaby, Justin Bond, and Gay Bingo! Check out our reviews here…
July To Do list – All picnics and punch for Loserville this July
Loserville’s July is for picnics, seaside, bingo, silent cinema and vintage short shorts. Find out how to achieve this kind of July below in our rather extensive July To Do List. … … Lullaby | @ The Barbican | Until 24th July | 22:30 | £42 including breakfast Lullaby is a moonlit soporific serenade followed by [...]
Loserville Loves: Salem Brownstone – Deliciously Dark Victorian Noir Graphic Novel
We have just received great news about a graphic novel just released in super cheap (£9.99) paperback format. Salem Brownstone is a Victorian Noir graphic novel which tells the story of a young magician and his battle against dark forces from another world. The artwork is beautiful…