You might not feel like you’re achieving an awful lot right now but that doesn’t mean you can’t be inspired (and entertained) by those who have. Touching on business, crime, sport, comedy and music, here are ten biographies worth downloading from Audible…

What better time to catch up on the last two decades of Hollywood? Tucked within Netflix’s vast content library are some of the 21st century’s finest films. SLMan trawled the archive to unearth 10 contemporary classics you can stream right now…

Exhausted Netflix already? It’s time to go old school. Even if the nation wasn’t already on lockdown, we’d still be suggesting you stay in for these highlights from the weekend’s terrestrial TV listings…

You’ve used board games to pass time at family Christmases. Now you can use them to fill any corona-induced period of isolation. Whether you’re flying solo, looking to eat up some hours with a couple of mates or part of a bigger family group, these are some of the best board games out there.

You might be stuck within the same four walls for large parts of this weekend, but that doesn’t mean you’re short on entertainment options. From at-home gym classes to new ideas for a bit of curry-based experimentation, here’s how to make the most of your Saturday and Sunday.

Entire countries might be going into lockdown, but Netflix remains as productive as ever. New for March, it’s got cinematic documentaries about world-historical events and a typically bloody Mark Wahlberg vehicle. In total, we’ve found ten shows to help you make the most of being at home.

From an exposé of working life in Silicon Valley to new ways for thinking about ageing and decision making, here are six books you really ought to read…

These days, anyone can post a picture and call themselves a travel influencer, making it hard to know who’s worth a follow. That’s why SLMan has compiled a list of the best Instagram accounts guaranteed to give you itchy feet and a bit of inspiration for your next trip away.

Spring is (almost) here and London is in full swing. As the days get longer, the city is starting to overflow with exhibitions, festivals and one-off events. From catching a couple of legendary comedians at the Royal Albert Hall to trying some Mexican haute cuisine, here’s how to spend your weekend…

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…