Morcheeba at Claremont Landscape Garden Sunday July 24
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Le Gun is a fabulous looking magazine featuring illustrators, short stories, and comic strips that veer between the severely, brilliantly deranged, and biting social commentary.

Mainly, though, it looks gorgeous, which makes it well worth the asking price of eight pounds.

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Gangster rap: The Game is at it at Hammersmith Apollo. 7pm. Queen Caroline St W6. £23. 0870 154 4040 or here.

The Kirov Opera & Ballet are back at the Royal Opera Hse with the Swan Lake. 7:30pm Bow St, WC2. £4-110. 020 7304 4000 or online.

Aletta Collins Dance Co and The Bollywood Brass Band play around in the fountains at Somerset House. 6pm & 7:15pm. Strand, WC2. Free.

The second issue has just been published and can be found in all the usual suspects (Tate Modern, Whitechapel Gallery, Magma, Artwords) and, more importantly, for anyone who's ever searched for a copy of those free magazines you can never find (stand up Fact, Good For Nothing), you can also order a copy online.

The current issue features, alongside the young guns, work from established artists including Sir Peter Blake, Glen Baxter and Alan Kitching, alongside in the publisher's words "a spattering Uzi of narrative illustration and absurd wordage... featuring the dreamers, the misfits, the people who love drawing and storytelling, the people who are eccentric rather than fashionable."

Rhythm Sticks season kicks off at RFH with the Master Drummers of Africa. 7:45pm Belvedere Rd, SE1. £15-20. 0870 401 8181 or online.

Get introduced: Exploitation Cinema at The Pool. 8pm. 104-108 Curtain Road, EC2. Free with free membership.

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You can also check out prints from the mag in The Notting Hill Arts Club for the next month or so.

Grab a copy soon - it has all the trappings of something that could be worth a few bob in years to come.

Le Gun #2 out now
Available to order online
Submissions to issue #3 should be sent to 22 Kempe Rd, London NW6 6SJ

Morcheeba at Claremont Landscape Garden Sunday July 24

LLGFF is on tour & at Curzon Soho. Catch Sugar based on Bruce La Bruce shorts. 6:40. 99 Shaftesbury Avenue, W1. £8.50. 020 7734 2255.

Last week of the Frida Kahlo photo show at NPG, Richard Jackson at Hauser & Wirth, Brian Clarke @Gagosian and Elmina's Kitchen at Garrick.

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