If you’ve absolutely got to go and see Ed Sheeran or the Eagles, then Wembley Stadium is the only place for it. If you’re looking for somewhere you can still feel the power of a crowd, but on a more human scale, there are better places to catch a gig. These are the medium-sized venues where, on a good night, you will find the sweet spot between intimate and epic. In size order – biggest first – here’s the SLMan guide to the best of them…

Some are relatively recent openings; others have long and proud histories behind them. But all of these London restaurants are committed to helping the kebab retake its rightful place as the main event of your evening, not a greasy 1am afterthought. From the authentic Turkish institutions of Green Lanes to the avant-garde experimenters in the centre of town, this is our pick of the city’s finest kebab houses.

From the British Library in King’s Cross to the Royal Academy in Piccadilly, some of London’s world-class cultural institutions house semi-secret spaces only their members can access. For those who want an urban sanctuary that comes in at way below the price of a private club, here are the arts hubs that look after their members properly…

The mercury might have dropped recently, but spring is still on the horizon. Take advantage of the lengthening days and make the most of London. From a restaurant opening in Richmond to an Athenian cocktail bar pop-up in Soho, here’s how to spend your weekend…

As racing fans gear up for the start of the 2020 Formula 1 season, Netflix has dropped the second series of Drive To Survive. From laidback Aussie racer Daniel Ricciardo to sweary team boss Guenther Steiner, the stars of the first series are back to tell the story of the 2019 season – alongside a couple of huge new additions. Now with raw, inside access to every team on the grid, Drive To Survive continues to tell twisting, turning human stories that cover much more than motorsport.

Quality father-and-son time is important, as is knowing which activities and destinations are worth the money. Here are seven ideas for trips that promise to strengthen the bond while delivering in-the-moment fun.

You might be hooking up with an old mate mid-week. Or it could be after you’re a few beers down on a Friday evening. Perhaps there’s a Saturday-night family meal on the horizon. It doesn’t matter – there are times when only pizza will do. Luckily, London has a pizzeria for every occasion. Here’s our pick of the city’s finest…

Defy the weather and make the final weekend in February one to remember. From the opening of a new art exhibition to the debut of a French Sunday roast, here are the best things to do this weekend…

As the northern hemisphere emerges from its winter hibernation, now is the perfect time to organise a weekend or two away and enjoy some of the most happening cities in Europe and across the Med. From the architectural feats and fine food of Bilbao to the lively nightlife of Tel Aviv, these are some of the best short-haul destinations for a spring city break.

Like to immerse yourself in the music? But done with sticky floors and 4am finishes? DJ Stace – who has played with Doorly, Run DMC, Faithless and Pete Tong – has put together his guide to the venues and events around town that cater for the more laidback audiophile…

Storm Dennis has blown itself out so now it’s time for you to get out and about. From record hunting in Old Spitalfields Market to rediscovering one of the city’s finest Indian restaurants, here are some of the best things to do in London this weekend.

If you're not good at talking about your mental health, a podcast can be a great way to reflect and think about better self-care. Offering wisdom and wit on everything from why feelings aren’t failure to the pressures men face when it comes to mental health, here are the ones you could really benefit from listening to.