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Stu has been taking Alicia through his picks form the stage

The futurist painter embraces technology and machines

Our efforts to help solve one of the capitals biggest issues.

Bringing her show 'Little Miss Baby Angel Face' to London.

Works by artist Tom French who died on Christmas Day

His distinct style is created through a process of layering paint

It is in memory of young people across the UK, who have lost their lives as a result of violent crime

The singer/songwriter says the self titled record takes him back to his indie roots, and explores some personal issues.

Dionne has written, produced and performed the show

Those in attendance will be faced with that Carter describes as a kaleidoscopic pandemonic landscape - aimed at invoking emotions and member.

We've been speaking to some of the organisations set to benefit, including Pam Orchard from The Connection and Mick Clarke from The Passage.

Matt Withers from Archant has been taking Anthony through his pick

With the Evening Standard's Janice Morley

An initiative which aims to help fathers deals with loosing a child.

A festival challenging how stories are being told about women of colour

The film follows a selfie-obsessed 16 year old who travels to conflict torn Kashmir

Written by former war reporter Jack Fairweather

Alicia has been chatting to him.

The night has recruited a number of Australian comics and it will be on at the Clapham Grand.

HIV activist Nathaniel Hall's play is an autobiographical work he hopes will eliminate the stigma around the illness

He plays the world's largest string instrument

It's about Holocaust witness Jan Karski

Having started off performing in 'The Style Council', a band set up by Paul Weller in 1983, two of it's original members have kept the torch burning by setting up 'From The Style Council'.

Joe Marsh, has written the play and was speaking to Alicia alongside Lilac who directs the show, and Naima who stars.

'Void' explores issues of mental health and a hectic modern lifestyle

With more than a dozen crime stories under her belt - the Dagenham born novelist is back with a prequel to her Butler Series which follows two gangster brothers.

Her latest single 'Crossroads' is out now

Her work looks at social and political issues

Looks at the chaotic joy of being in your twenties

Featuring works from Lee Krasner, Mercedes Matter and Joan Mitchell

Featuring upcoming games, characters and tech set to hit the shelves this year.

Follows a mismatch of miscellaneous characters at a hotel for the Pendon Folk Festival.

The star who wrote the music and lyrics for the hit show is to join the cast in the capital

It brings a selection of modern and contemporary art from both internationally renowned artists and emerging talent.

'Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat' is on until Saturday at the New Wimbledon theatre.

It explores violence, fear, intimacy and power and looks at how we live our daily lives and how isolation can push people to the extreme.

With a new single 'Wanting' about to touch down, and a new EP he hopes to make the 2020 his biggest rise to stardom.

His latest show 'Smile' is opening tonight in London

Mixed spoken word and physical theatre

It's called 'In The Close Distance'

Matt Withers has taken Anthony Baxter through his pick of stories from the week

The exhibition sees people on the planet past and present represented as grains of rice

Joanna was also the vocal coach for Sam Smith for many years.

They work with communities across the capital

Glen Baxter's new exhibition 'Unflinchingly Gamboge' is on display in Mayfair

James has been chatting to Amira from the Evening Standard

It has opened at Kings College London and looks at climate change and it's potential impact on our future.

Set in 1950s Chicago, a new play about Four cops, with very little in common apart from one thing...

She won 'Vocalist of the Year' at the Jazz FM Awards last year

Daughter of former Labour spin doctor Alistair Campbell, Grace's show 'Why I'm Never Going Into Politics' is on at the Soho Theatre on the 17th and 18th of February