Many clubs last, but very few become part of a city's story. On the 2nd and 3rd of October, Ministry of Sound marked its 35th birthday with a landmark weekend celebrating 35 years at the heart of dance music, welcoming some of electronic music's most influential artists across a range of genres.

This installation brings its viewers on a journey through the flowing connections of water in all shapes and forms. From a bathroom sink to vast oceans, it acts as a commentary on water biodiversity and visualises the world’s streams and oceans as a kind of circulatory system.

Located below a small cafe in Angel, lies a worn-out mattress adorned with a velvet blanket, vintage oak chairs, and coffee tables, each lit up by a single candle; the scene transports us back to 1970s London, a time when creatives converged to foster intellectual stimulation.

Danny Boyle delivers his finest film in years in a bruising chronicle of The Sun’s explosive rise.

Writer Sophia Benito attended the opening of what seems to be the most anticipated retrospective of the year, The 90s: Art and Fashion at Tate Britain. Let her walk you through the newest exhibition in town.