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Working in a shop in Camden provides no end of entertainment. From street punch-ups, cross dressers and eccentric homeless people, to the crazy man who sits outside my shop every Thursday afternoon blaring out reggae from a ghetto blaster on his shoulder, there is never a dull moment.
The first thing that made Antanas Mockus famous in Colombia was his white ass. It was October 28 of 1993, 500 students were whistling a speech he was giving as rector of National University. Antanas left the microphone, turned and dropped his pants, showing his pale back to the students. Once he gained their attention, he continued his speech. That same night, every Colombian knew Mockus and his political career had begun.
Nestled in one of the few remaining industrial pockets of Richmond is a beer drinker’s paradise- the fantastic Mountain Goat brewery.
Robert De Niro, producer Jane Rosenthal and Craig Hatkoff founded Tribeca Film Festival, in 2001 as a response to 9/11 and their desire to revitalize lower Manhattan after the World Trade Center attacks. Since then, the festival has blossomed into the mammoth 12-day beast it is today, with its films seen by 2.3 million filmgoers over its eight-year existence.
The Royal Vauxhall Tavern is a dowdy gay boozer in South London – not the most likely of places to be graced by fashion royalty, but last week, Dame Vivienne Westwood put in an appearance and Mooks was there to lap up every word of wisdom which dropped from the yellow-haired Queen’s mouth.
One night event “Roppongi Art Night 2010” illuminated all around the area of Roppongi for 2 days on 27th and 28th of March.
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