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Stay in the loop: sign up to our free Time Out London newsletter for the best of the city, straight to your inbox. Been there, done that? Think again, my friend. Look out for performances and other special events. Much has been made of the holy talent incubator that is the Compton Arms. The spectre of St John is strong on a line-up of endless hits. Deep fried cockles on skewers are the perfect pub snack Browned oysters rarebit are cooked with a creamy, addictively mustardy gunk.
Ray wing tenders are sweet, juicy and crunchy buttresses of fish, served on a medieval-looking crumpet. The Compton Arms has gone and done it again. Thousands of Londoners will be staying up til the early hours this Sunday to watch all the action from the New Orleans Superdome, where the game kicks off at Planning to stay up and watch?
For a raucous atmosphere, freshly-poured pints, themed snacks and all manner of live entertainment, head to one of these Super Bowl screening parties around the city. Talk about timely. His feminist comedy-horror dives headfirst into a world involving a sentient sexbot going violently rogue. Which, right now, feels like next Tuesday. The film successfully leans into absurdity, offering a cathartic and darkly funny exploration of gender dynamics and control. Imagine indulging in all the dumplings, rolls, and buns you can handle, crafted by a Chinatown favourite with over a decade of culinary excellence.
