Katie Antoniou

I was recently clicking through iPlayer when I came across a programme entitled, 'Will it snow?' Yes readers,they have made the most British TV programme ever; a whole hour dedicated to discussing the weather.Will it snow again this year?How can we tell?What sort of snow will it be?How long will it last?Whilst it's not exactly riveting TV,(and the answer to all those questions is ultimately,we haven't a clue)it did show some pretty close-ups of snowy stuff and made me excited about getting all cosy and wintery.

Photo by Dan Helldon

Waiting for Miranda July in the basement of Soho House, I'm not sure what to expect.Most actresses I meet are unmistakably actresses-outgoing,confident and very happy to be the centre of attention. When I finally meet her though, Miranda is much more like the characters she's written and played on screen- slightly awkward, shy; a bit uncomfortable being in the limelight. As soon as we start talking about her latest film she relaxes and is both open and articulate about her life,the movie and the future..

Created by the people behind Bourne & Hollingsworth and Blitz Party, The Fourth Wall is a new roaming bar that will be opening on Friday and Saturday the 21st and 22nd October 2011.

Though only in its second year, Moniker Art Fair has caused a stir internationally by providing an art fair environment for the sort of work normally overlooked by the traditional art world. Founder, director and curator Frankie Shea and senior advisor Cedar Lewisohn gave us their take on the rise of street art in London and the rest of the art world.

RR: How is Moniker different from other art fairs?

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Photos by Gemma Hall

The generous folk at Lomography lent us a Diana camera to capture some images at London Fashion Week-as a lomography virgin I was a bit nervous about lighting etc but I'm actually thrilled by the effects that have come out in these pictures. A Diana camera is going firmly on my Christmas wishlist.