uh0h is about zombies, pirates, robots and other cool party themes. Apart from awesome party themes, uh0h spews forth reviews, interviews, shows an occasional photograph (perhaps of something beautiful, something to eat or perhaps a lovely vintage number). Included are other musings arts-wankers, hipsters, night-time-lovers and otherwise-ok-people might enjoy or hate. Also we like flowers. So there.

Thursday, February 25, 2010

What are some good party themes?

It is always fun coming up with a party theme. There are classic themes like 'pirate party'. Then there are edgy ones like 'Crack pipe and concrete slippers'. Interactive ones like 'rubik's cube', where you have to swap around pieces of your clothes with other people to match all the colors. Or a 'red' party where you have to wear red, and a 'white' party where you have to wear... white. A good one was a 'mix tape' party, where everyone had to bring a mix CD and swap it for one someone else made.

What are some good party themes you've heard of or made up?

Wednesday, February 24, 2010

Berlin calling....

Berlin. She's so hot right now. Europe's capital of edgy cool and artsy fun. She's cheap and sexy. Wanna go party in Berlin but don't have local knowledge? Check out some of my favourite websites for helpful tips on what's fun, what's on and where to go...

I Heart Berlin is a weekly party and happenings blog that is real treasure trove of groovey. Kind of like having a local chum fill you in on where the best parties are going to be each week.

Want to check out the fashion on the dance floor before you get there? Check out photographer Katja Hentschel's blog Glamcanyon, with loads of party shots to wet your appetite for Berlin nightlife. [like we needed an excuse?]

Bit more of a travel guide, Exberliner is a wealth of information about places to eat out, gigs, exhibitions, bars and more.

So what are you waiting for? Get packing baby, Berlin is calling.

Hala xox

Tuesday, February 23, 2010

Have you ever squatted an airport?

Saw this old flier in Berlin...

I once spent three days in Singapores airport. Does that count?

Broadway Market


I love Broadway Market on a Saturday arvo...great coffee, people watching and fantastic market foods all compressed into about 2-3 of the funkiest blocks of real estate in East London.


At Ca Phe Vn, sidewalk Vietnamese Cafe, Broadway Market.

Saturday, February 20, 2010

Eija-Liisa Ahtila: private view

"Parasol unit is delighted to present a major solo exhibition by the renowned Finnish film and video artist Eija-Liisa Ahtila (26 February- 25 April 2010). It will include three important video installations never before seen in England."

DATE: 26 February – 25 April 2010 WHERE: Parasol unit, 14 Wharf Road, London, N1 7RW

Friday, February 19, 2010

Sup Magazine 21 release party

http://www.supmag.com/2010/%E2%80%98sup-magazine-21-release-party-london/

A party for the release 21 of Sup Magazine with DJs and stuff... where stuff means free vodka till 10pm. Check invite for how to RSVP, and the address. Friday 19th of Feb.

Market Estate Project - art before it's bulldozed.

60's apartment block about to be knocked down, is now filled with what 75 artists(and there non artists friends) put there. Saturday 6th of March for the exhibition on Caledonian Road near Broadway market.

http://www.marketestateproject.com/

Thursday, February 18, 2010

Review: Rasa


There are a lot of good Indian restaurants in London but Rasa is special and has a strong following to illustrate this. Rasa is a showcase for innovative and delicious vegetarian Kerala cuisine from South India that won't break the bank.

From the start to finish the service was warm and attentive without being over bearing.

We started with some delicious appetizers. The Medhu Vadai - spongy delicious dumplings served with coconut chutney are a must try together with mixed pickles and chutneys.....save room for mains though! They can also put together a mix of appetizers which would work well with a bigger group.

We tried the Beet Cheera Pachadi which is a vibrantly colored beetroot and spinach curry served with yoghurt sauce with roasted coconut, mustard seeds and curry leaves....mouth watering. The Cheera Curry made of Paneer (curd cheese) and spinach cooked with garlic, peppers and tomato in a creamy sauce was rich and tasty and was a nice accompaniment to the beet curry.

To compliment these two dishes we had coconut rice and the Kerala specialty of Paratha, a wheat dough layered and coiled into then grilled.

Rasa has a number of restaurants around the UK but we visited the one in Stoke Newington N16.....delicious! Can't wait to go back and try the other dishes next time.

Location: Rassa 55 Stoke Newington Church Street London N16 OAR
Bookings: Tel: 020 7249 0344


Reviewed by Hala.

Wednesday, February 17, 2010

Film Review: Up in the Air

Excellent satire staring George Clooney as Ryan Bingham. Ryan spends his life traveling around America firing people for a living. His life is all airports, car rentals, hotels and air miles. His company is booming during the recession as employers outsource their firing of workers to Ryan's company. Ryan is only a few miles short of fulfilling his dream of 10 million air miles when his company decides it might be time to make changes.

This is a witty and warm film that is in part a modern love story and part cautionary tale about the problems of human isolation in a modern status driven world. Clooney's best performance to date and a great script make this film a must see.

Reviewed by Hala.

Jay Phelps and friends at Lady Bird Bar Islington

A great opportunity to see top jazz performances from Jay Phelps and friends every Tuesday night at Lady Bird Bar on Upper Street N1. These guys are super talented and it's not often you get to see such high quality musicians up close and personal....recommended!

Loop jazz festival @ Vortex, Dalston

A five day jazz festival at Vortex in Dalston with performances from Loop members and other European artists and collective members and friends.

Doors are 7.30pm – start time 8.00pm unless shown otherwise.
Seating will be on a first come first serve basis for all events.

3-day pass | £25 (phone booking only – pre-booking required)

5-day festival pass | £40

See www.vortexjazz.co.uk for details and bookings.

Kiss her now... now!

Kiss her now... now!

Nice little piece of street art from Geneva.

Ron Arad at the Barbican: Restless

The Barbican Spring 2010 exhibition is of Israeli born designer Ron Arad. Exploring three decades of his work the show is supported by a series of talks and events.

"Design maverick" Ron Arad: Restless
Main Gallery Mon/Fri and Sat 11-8pm
Tues/Wed until 6pm
Thurs until 10pm