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Let's all celebrate those who are breaking ground in their field. Sam Alim with the stars of the festival scene! .guide BEST ARTIST> LEWIS CAPALDI BEST BAR> SUN ON THE HILL 5 The down to earth Lewis Capaldi A lively atmosphere which attracts continues to belt out heartbreaking a cosmopolitan crowd. The smash hits. He is most certainly atmosphere of a local at the heart whatsOn striking a chord with our current of the city centre, blasting all your times. He is also one of the most favourite tunes every night. Having cheerful and funny people in the recently been refurbished, expect music industry at the moment. to be entertained. BEST NU GEN> BILLIE EILISH BEST CHARITY> CRISIS Billie Eilish is the first millennial Charity Crisis aims to end the artist to achieve a number one suffering for homeless people. The album. She is recognised for her progress made by Crisis is only original style and her first song possible with the generosity of the became a breakthrough smash hit, public. Information and education clocking up more than 10 million about the issue is key. Help give a hits. voice to those without one. BEST BOOK> THE TESTAMENTS BEST CLUB> FABRIC The hugely anticipated follow-up Possessing a certain mythology, to The Handmaid’s Tale took the Fabric personifies good times and world by storm. The stories vividly is a platform for the world’s newest show a society gone very wrong material. A lot of exciting moments and how the cruelty against women with a new wave of music. A unique has affected all of Giled. It’s dark, feature of the club is the vibrating relevant and it’s grippingly terrifying! floor in Room One, known as a 'bodysonic' dancefloor. BEST FILM> AVENGERS: THE ENDGAME BEST FESTIVAL> WOMAD We needed a good understanding Uniting the world of music, arts & of the Marvel Cinematic Universe dance. It brings together artists, to truly understand what these dancers and musicians from all over characters were going through. the world with global arts & food. It Endgame, Marvel studios’ grand aims to excite, to inform, and to conclusion to 22 films, sees the create awareness of the worth and Avengers assemble once more in potential of a multicultural society. order to undo Thanos’ actions. BEST HERO> GRETA THUNBERG BEST RESTAURANT> HARE & TORTOISE The Swedish school girl has With an open plan kitchen seen from received worldwide praise for the dining area. It’s one of London’s initiating the school strike for coolest group of restaurants. They climate movement. Her protest have a great range of Chinese & began in 2018 outside Sweden’s Japanese food at very reasonable parliament. This year over 1.4 prices. Their sushi is freshly made million students around the world & the portions are huge. joined her call to strike. 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