Buildings, BAFTAs and Brits.

Skyscrapers, statues, pubs, domes, gherkins - our city is full of interesting things to keep our eyes happy, just laying around ready for us to look at. This week, our London Architecture series celebrates the men behind some of our most famous buildings.

Is it just us or are this year's Brit nominees more boring than usual? Never fear, we've got a plan to stick it to the man, and have compiled our own list of who we think should be up for the prizes. We also drew up our own nominations list for the BAFTAs. Who knows where our power will stop - Deciding our own Olympic winners? Choosing who's next in line to the throne?

Elsewhere we were intrigued by the huge David Hockney exhibition which opens this weekend, and also found ourselves at the opening of the London Art Fair. The comedy team also caught up with afro-ed innovator Reggie Watts.

Good news for theatre lovers - we're giving away tickets to see one of Noel Coward's best loved works, Hay Fever, next month. And finally, don't forget to keep up to date on our brand spanking new Facebook page.

Features

Spoonfed Competitions

Win amazing stuff thanks to Spoonfed!

Krush

Fantasies, raves and warehouses.

Sharmila Chauhan

We talk Tagore with the writer.

Spoonfed Singles Club

Sleigh Bells get a 5/5 - OMG etc.

Friday 20th

Hardcore punk turned spoken word funnyman Henry Rollins is at the Royal Festival Hall.

Pop-up cocktail bar Candlelight Club returns for some speakeasy fun. And finally, one of Spoonfed's picks for 2012, Eagulls, hit up the Shacklewell.

Saturday 21st

The talk of the art world is David Hockney's new exhibition which opens on Saturday at the RA.

Visit a strange and surreal sideshow of fairground follies at another of Bethnal Green Working Men's Club's Coney Island Parties.

World reknowned drum and bass night Blackout comes to London for the very first time this Saturday, shaking Cable to its very foundations.

All knowing tastemaking DJ Giles Peterson has one hell of a lineup at KOKO featuring Julio Bashmore and SBTRKT.

And bag yourself some second-hand luxuries at the Capital Carboot on Sunday.

Next week

One man, one loop pedal - awesome entertainer Reggie Watts brings his unique comedy talents to The Roundhouse next Monday, while the brilliant Frank Skinner also starts his run at the Noel Coward Theatre next week.

Dark alternative pop from Bonnie Prince Billy at the Hackney Empire on Wednesday.

Back to the Future is looking like the best commercial exhibition of 2012 so far – and it's free. And it's a good job the world didn't end when all those people said it would or we wouldn't have Immortal Nature, a new exhibition which looks at the various doom-filled prophecies leading up to this year (and is also free)!