Tim Baros’s Posts
Tim Baros has worked in the derivatives industry for several large financial institutions in both the U.S. and the U.K. Tim moved from New York City to London in 2003 to take advantage of the many job opportunities that London had to offer at that time, and he has since become a British citizen. Tim enjoys writing, and has also had articles published in Touch London, Pride Life, CityAM and SquareMile.com.
Latin Food Tangos Across London
As you may have noticed, there are lots of new burrito places around town, along with a few other places serving South American specialties. They are good, fast, cheap, filling and delicious, and only one will kick you out after spending lots of money on dinner.
Silent House [REVIEW]
In the new thriller, Silent House, a young woman named Laura (Elizabeth Olsen) is trapped in a boarded-up house, while a mysterious presence chases her.
Sundance Comes to London
Started by Robert Redford in 1978, The Sundance Film Festival has grown to become one of the most prestigious film festivals in the world. Held every January in Park City, Utah, the film festival is a showcase for new films from around the globe, and is now coming to London for the very first time.
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Mirror Mirror [REVIEW]
There once was a princess called Snow White, who lived in a castle with her evil stepmother who tried to kill her. If you think that you have heard this story before, yes you have. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs is one of the best classic fairy tales of all time. In theatres now is a brand new telling of the story: Mirror Mirror.
Hay Fever [REVIEW]
The Bliss family is not your average family. The mother, Judith, was in her heyday a well-known actress; now she is just fading. Her husband, David, a novelist, appears to be oblivious to his family. Their two children, Sorel and Simon, are spoiled and unwilling to leave the family's nest. Throw in some visitors one rainy weekend and all sorts of mayhem ensues.
Singin' in the Rain [REVIEW]
Singin' in the Rain, which just opened at the huge Palace Theatre in the heart of London's West End, brings with it great costumes and sets, fantastic dance performances, music that you probably already know, and a rip roarin' good time.
The 2012 Academy Awards
At this time of year, there are lots of awards ceremonies for movies. The BAFTAS and the Evening Standard Movie Awards took place a few weeks ago, and the Golden Globe and Screen Actors Guild Awards took place last month.
Miss Bala [REVIEW]
Tall with long dark hair and eyes, Laura Guerrero is a 23-year old Mexican girl living in Baja, California. She has dreams of participating in the Miss Baja beauty pageant.
Carnage [REVIEW]
Polanski. Winslet. Foster. Christopher Waitz. John C. O'Reilly. This is the team behind the new film Carnage, wich tells the story of two sets of parents who meet to discuss the fight between their two young sons in a Brooklyn Park.
The Best Wallace in W.E.
It is fair to say that Madonna gets a bad rap for anything she does. Her music is scrutinised more than perhaps any other artist. Her movies are panned way before anyone sees them. And she seems to rub people the wrong way.
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