Listen up, sci fi movie geeks: our friends at BFI Imax have given us a pair of tickets to give away for next Thursday night's screening of Blade Runner: The Final Cut. A rare chance to see this classic on the big, big, big screen. Just answer this question: what is the Blade Runner's name? Please don't answer Harrison Ford. Fill in the form below and cross your fingers. Competition closes Tuesday 11 November......

Colin Firth in Genova A couple of days ago, we told you how to get along to the screenings at the forthcoming London Film Festival. However, if you're too glamorous or lazy to hang around for returns to red carpet events, here's a giveaway you have to enter. Cobra is the official beer of the festival and they've generously given us a pair of tickets to the sold out Mayor of London Gala, Genova to......

Not ones to let seasonal occasions pass by unremarked - any excuse to dress up - Bring Stuff have teamed up with fellow fancy dressers, Celebrity Murder Party and the Harlots to bring you a post-Halloween extravaganza Bring Dreams and Nightmares. Think good and evil, naughty and nice, righteous and disgusting. We know you can. This is carte blanche to go out looking horrific and, even though it's a charity fundraiser at just £10......

Have we been giving you too many chances to win things of late? Seems no one - NOT A ONE OF YOU - was interested in getting a free copy of a 2 year old comedy DVD, even though it would be free, delivered to your door and make you look like you were interested in human rights as well as laughing. All you had to do was fill in a form and make......

On Tuesday, artist Nils Norman will be giving a talk at London Transport Museum, discussing his public commissions and poster artworks, including 'Ideal City' and 'Fantasy Piccadilly Line' for Piccadilly Underground station and Piccadilly line trains. You and A.N.Other can be there for free by entering the no strings, no stress, no question, no problem giveaway below. We'll pick a winner on Monday lunchtime and notify them by email. You need to be able......

This week, the 20 choreographers and their teams got out the starting blocks with their preview shows for the Place Prize. Premiering brand new work is probably a terrifying business but next week it gets really serious, with the semi-finals, and an audience opportunity to influence who gets through to the all important finals where everyone has the chance of being a winner each night, if they please the audience enough. We're giving away......

Unbelievably, the Olympics end this Sunday. But never fear, if your appetite for obscure sport has yet to be sated you can look forward to the World Freerun Championships coming up on 3 September. The interior of the Roundhouse in Camden will be transformed into a challenging urban landscape for the competition and 20 of the world's best freerunners will be showcasing their awesome skill, fearlessness and artistry with Britain represented by Pip Anderson......

Matt Damon may not be the most charismatic Hollywood hunk around but he does suppressed emotion and brooding profile jolly well and his amnesiac assassin turn in the Bourne Trilogy is total brainless, Saturday night all action fare. So brace yourselves, because our friends at the BFI IMAX are showing not only all 3 Bourne films back to back in their all-nighter on 23 August but they're throwing in Team America: World Police as......

The London Festival of Architecture is throwing up some wonderfully wildcard events but two talks at the London Transport Museum get down to more immediately relevant issues, looking at sustainable urban development. Tomorrow, Malcolm Smith, Design Director at Arup's Integrated Urbanism Unit reveals his pioneering work on Chinese eco-city Dongtan near Shanghai, which will run entirely on renewable energy and aims to be car free, zero emmission and totally recycling by 2050. Then on......

Olympic enthusiasts, not only will this book make a pleasant change from following news on Beijing medal hopes, London's dubious Olympic legacy and building sites but it will restore your faith in Olympic spirit and the capacity of countries to fall out over officials' decisions. Oh yes, then as now, the Olympics caused international controversy. Bringing the Games to London with just 2 years preparation, is presented as a feat of derring-do by one......

The London Lesbian and Gay Film Festival is nearly here and to celebrate, we've got a pair of tickets to give away for the BFI IMAX's All Night Musicals on Saturday 29 March. The 70s themed line up of films gets incrementally camper, and the costumes get more outrageous, the later it gets. The recent Dreamgirls movie opens the bill, followed by 80s-tastic dance and drama spectacle, A Chorus Line (based on the 1970s......