Agenda: Hollywood Rides A Bike; Gareth Evans; Tonkotsu; Ben Folds Five; Museums at Night

Fashion: The wheel thing
In recent years, the humble push-bike has become a fashion statement in itself. Celebrate its golden years – and those of Hollywood, too – with Hollywood Rides a Bike, a new photobook of stars on two wheels, from Grace Kelly getting a handlebar lift with James Stewart to Audrey Hepburn cycling across a movie lot to her next shoot. A spin-off from Steven Rea's popular blog ridesabike.tumblr.com, it's sure to inspire your commuting wardrobe and, mercifully, contains no Lycra whatsoever. £20, Angel City Press
Face to watch: Gareth Evans
The Welsh-born, Indonesia-based writer-director has been hailed as the unlikely saviour of the martial arts movie for The Raid, his upcoming cult hit-in-the-making – and is already being lined up for his first Hollywood vehicle
Lexpionage: Putinanny, n.
A not-entirely-casual or entertaining ritualised get-together to decide who is going to lead Russia for the next four years.NB: his name should typically begin with Vladimir
Social networking: Match the tweet to the star
Jedward, Molly Ringwald, Kanye West, Peter Andre
1 I'm not gay, but feel that it's worth mentioning that the little butch barista is cute as a button!
2 Its supposed to be drizzy today so make sure to have a umbrella and expect a lil wayne =:)
3 I've just split up a fight between a lemon and a lime. such bitter rivals. I know ... Sorry
4 #I'm on my snob
Answers at the bottom of the page
App watch: Python Bytes
thAT dead parrot is resurrected for this Monty Python app, the first in the classic comedy troupe's planned Monty PyPhone series, which collects together 22 of their best-known sketches from Monty Python's Flying Circus alongside exclusive commentaries from the gang members themselves. £1.99 from iTunes store
On the radar: Because some things are still worth getting excited about...
Food: Tonkotsu
Raise a collective slurp for the announcement of this sure-to-be-authentic ramen bar from the owners of the Tsuru sushi chain, which will serve up noodles and broth on Soho's Dean Street from July. tonkotsu.co.uk
Music: Ben Folds Five
It's all back on for the 1990s piano-poppers, with a new album due later in the summer and a UK tour in November. In the meantime, there's rococo teaser track "Do It Anyway"
Culture: Museums at Night
Enjoy after-hours edification with this annual initiative, which sees cultural venues open their doors for late-night events, tours, talks and sleepovers. Friday to 20 May, museumsatnight.org.uk
Match the tweet: 1. Molly Ringwald; 2. Jedward; 3. Peter Andre; 4. Kanye West
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