London calling: ABBA Super Troupers the exhibition
ABBA Super Troupers the exhibition, a musical journey into the phenomenon that is ABBA, opens in the O2 London from December 2019
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Food round-up: Where we want to eat in London this month
Vada Magazine rounds up three new restaurant openings in London that we’re keen try, from freshly made Italian carbs (in the form of pasta) at Berto, to two interpretations of all-day dining in Italian form (Terra Terra) and Australian influenced (LIV).
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Album review: Lana Del Rey Norman Fucking Rockwell!
John Preston finds that Lana Del Rey is a thoroughly accomplished musician and one of the most interesting, and resilient, artists that is currently making music.
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Brexit Meltdown or Grand Plan?
Alex assesses whether it’s a Brexit Meltdown or Grand Plan that’s sweeping across Westiminster.
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Sex toy review: Aneros Vice 2 – vibrating prostate massager
Sexual health and wellness company, Aneros has launched it’s newest product, the Vice 2 vibrating prostate massage, which we at Vada review
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Album review: Taylor Swift – Lover
Is Taylor Swift back on top form? John Preston reviews.
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Album reviews: Sleater-Kinney – The Center Won’t Hold
The Center Won’t Hold is a sharp, efficient and considered record which ends too soon.
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LGBT Travel Guide: Skiathos, Greece
Vada Magazine presents its LGBT Travel Guide to the Greek island of Skiathos, including options of where to stay, where to eat, and of course Mamma Mia.
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review: cocktails at Heads + Tails – West Hampstead – London
Vada Magazine heads to West Hampstead’s newest bar, Heads + Tails, to try out their curious cocktails
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Restaurant review: Alston Bar & Beef, New Cathedral Street, Manchester
We check out the tasty delights of Alston Bar & Beef near the Corn Exchange in Manchester.
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