Thought for Food: When Mac met Cheese – Pop Up Restaurant Review

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The Endurance in Soho has been housing When Mac Met Cheese for the past couple of weeks and yesterday we stopped by the pop up restaurant for a spot of lunch. With only three mac and cheese variations to choose from, ordering was easy and we both opted for “Carlos the Cactus” which included mozzarella and jalapenos. Topped with breadcrumbs and served up in no time at all “Carlos the Cactus” wasn’t as spicy as we were warned it was but just as we had hoped, was full of hot, gooey, cheesy goodness. After a short while we decided to place an order for the deep-fried Oreos and boy are we glad we did, those things were so much better than we could have imagined and it took a lot of willpower to fight our inner fat girls and resist placing a second order (have a look at our pictures below)!

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Live Review: Immortal Technique @ Royal Festival Hall, Sunday 16 June 2013

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Last night Tech returned to London, and with support from Akir and Hasan Salaam gave the people of our city a truly wonderful show at the Royal Festival Hall.8aadd8669cf486b7c22f62715dbda50cA mistake we seem to be making a lot recently, we assumed that the 7.30 time printed on the tickets was doors opening (not showtime), and so we arrived at about quarter past 8, missing the supporting set. Completely annoyed at ourselves, and adamant we’d never make the same mistake again, we waded through the buzzing crowd to find our seats. And I can only imagine that his set was LIVE, because the atmosphere as we entered the hall was ELECTRIC and this was before Tech was even introduced on stage. I had honestly never felt so much collective excitement contained within one room before, but somehow it doubled when the main man came out.

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Short Film: Cul-de-Sac by Connor Simpson

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Described as being about “two very different members of a less than pristine society faced with situations that neither of them know how to handle” Cul-de-Sac is the type of short film that gets to the point. In under just four minutes writer and director Connor Simpson succeeds in conveying a very powerful message, that nothing is ever as it seems, and leaves viewers wondering what happened before the camera started rolling and what may happen after. And it is that, as well as the beautiful black and white cinematography that makes for such great viewing. Check it out for yourself below:

Friday Flashback: Janet Jackson – That’s the Way Love Goes (1993)

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This laid-back Janet track is one of my most played, most loved tracks of all time. Can’t believe it is TWENTY years old, still sounds amazing, especially on a day like today, when the sun is shining.

And yes, that is Jennifer Lopez strutting her stuff in the video – before she made the big time.

Upcoming Event: Milly’s World 5th Birthday Party @ The Monarch Camden, Wednesday 12 June 2013

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Next month Milly’s World will be holding a special event to celebrate their 5th anniversary. Founder and owner, Milly Allen has a keen eye for fresh, raw talent and always picks a stellar line up for her nights – and the next one is no exception. Whether you’re into Grime, Hip-Hop, your slightly dubbier flavours or something more soulful, this is seriously one of London’s best underground music nights that offers something for every musical taste, so make sure you reach – you will not be disappointed. 

Tickets cost a very reasonable £5 and you can get yours in advance from here.

We were lucky enough to make Milly’s World in February and had a wonderful time, click here to read our review and check the videos below for Sasha Keable and George Maple who have been dubbed “Milly’s World one to watch” to preview what’s in store for the next one.