In Brighton Lights 39 we film another ordinary day in Brighton. Guy Does Mel C, Christine Toimela checks out Amazonian aphrodisiacs at The Guarana Bar while Leo Brizad is up up up at Brighton’s Brazilian Carnival. A monk, Kelsang Pawo wants to… Read more →
Last year our film on The Tattoo Convention had tens of thousands watching. But that was tattoo lite. William Ranieri’s 2012 film has full body tattoos, legendary tattooists and tattoos which would impress the most blasé Brightonian and definitely presenter Becky Boo… Read more →
This week’s new edition of Brighton Lights, episode 37, sees Val Aviv talking to Norman Cook, aka Fatboy Slim, the UK born mega-star DJ, in the best interview he’s ever had — his words, not ours! See what his plans are for… Read more →
Val Aviv goes clubbing with June Brown aka Dot Cotton and asks her lots of rude questions about ageing. Dot gives back as good as she gets. Veronica Trickett looks at Steampunk and Brighton troubadours Gypsy Switch, Will Ranieri films Cassette Lord… Read more →
2012. New Year New Laughs and Val Aviv and Vicky Nangle bring you plenty, thanks to the self deprecating wit and charm of local but national star, self styled posh comic Simon Evans, (he must live in Hove), and impro young gods… Read more →
Brand new show. That’s what they say and it’s true. It’s brand new Brighton Lights, number 34 in fact. Spamalot is coming up and Andrew Kay literally gets on a ladder to the stars, in this case Todd Carty and Jodie Prenger…. Read more →
Everything happens in Brighton. Just ask Frankie Cocozza! And Brighton Lights 33 has more variety than a whole series of X Factor!! World’s best cook and mushroom champ Antonio Carluccio tells our resident foodie Andrew Kay his secret vice. You will never… Read more →
Brighton’s magazine Latest Homes/7 is famous for combining clubbing and property in one popular magazine. Now our online magazine TV show Brighton Lights does the same. We feature an exclusive look at the stars of Brighton’s new and so successful Shakedown Festival… Read more →
Episode 31, Guy Lloyd spends a day with The Hoosiers during their UK tour stop in Brighton. See live performances at Audio, meet the fans, visit the pier and see if Irwin really is the master at crazy golf. Our new programme… Read more →
Brighton is enormously proud of hosting a festival with more attendees than Glastonbury. Brighton Pride of course. In Brighton Lights this week, Andy Nicholls’ film on Pride 2011 investigates all sides of the debate. Val Aviv interviews Caroline Lucas MP, Peter Tatchell,… Read more →
