London

London's budget hotel obsession is bordering on the extreme with the announcement of a 600-capsule hotel to be built in the West End.

Hotel perks just keep getting better and better. In this particular case, especially for Beatles' and Rock 'n' Roll enthusiasts.

In celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of the first Bond movie, Dr. No, the National Motor Museum at Beaulieu is exhibiting 50 Bond cars donated from Eon Productions, the Ian Fleming foundation and private collectors

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An exhibition featuring over 100 of Lucian Freud’s works—including some that have never been seen before—will open at the National Portrait Gallery on Feb. 9.

The copies will be sold for about $2,300 at Dominic Winter Book Auctions in Cirencester on Jan. 25.

For four laughter-filled days, the inaugural London Comedy Film Festival (LoCo) will take place at BFI Southbank. Featured at the festival will be new trailers, old classics, masterclasses and special guests.

During the construction of the massive Dalston Square Development, Alexandra Blum served as artist in residence.

If you’re in London and in need of fun, but have no idea what to do this weekend, feel free to go an enjoy the London Ice Sculpting Festival that just opened yesterday. The festival will run from Friday, January 13th until today, January 14th, 2012 at Canary Wharf and not to mention it’s free.

High-end department store Harrods will be welcoming a 2012 Fisker Karma on their prestigious premise this month.

London is gearing up for the London Comedy Film Festival which is a celebration for all comedy filmmakers to showcase their craft through parties, classics, previews, etc. from January 26-29. Along with LoCo’s School of Slapstick on Sun at 11:30 am and “Kick Start Your Comedy Film Career” course which will be held for two days, Thurs. and Fri.