Back issues of Little White Lies magazine are as rare as hen’s teeth. So we’re offering the chance for one lucky winner to pick up 15 back issues of their choice from our archive of the previous 51 issues (beginning with issue 50).

Everything is on the table: including the super-hard-to-find Neon Demon issue which seems to have disappeared off of the face of the Earth. Or maybe you want an extra copy of our perennially out-of-stock Dune issue with Timothée Chalamet on the cover for your own private holdings.

As they say, you have to be in it to win it. And the way to be “in it” is to sign up for an annual package to any one of our Club LWLies membership tiers, which itself comes with a plethora of amazing perks as well as helps us to give you the best LWLies experience possible across all of our channels. Our aim is to hit 300 members, and the prize draw will happen when we hit that target.

So, if you’re someone who’s looking at their archive and seeing a few gaping holes that need to be filled, then this is the competition for you. And who knows, we may even have a couple of issues pre LWLies 50 that we can slip into the box – if you ask us nicely.

Terms & Conditions:

1. The prize is 15 back issues of LWLies magazine, available only to members on annual Club LWLies membership plans.
2. All existing members of Club LWLies on annual membership plans active by Feburary 2024 will be automatically entered into the prize draw.
3. Competition open to global residents aged 18 years or over, with the exception of those related to employees of the Promoter, their families, agents and anyone else connected with this promotion. Proof of age may be required.
4. In the event of unforeseen circumstances, the Promoter reserves the right (a) to substitute alternative prizes of equivalent or greater value and (b) in exceptional circumstances to amend or foreclose the promotion without notice. No correspondence will be entered into.
5. By entering the competition each entrant agrees to be bound by these terms and conditions. The Promoter is TCO London, Unit 2H, Zetland House, 109-123 Clifton Street, London, EC2A 4LD.

It’s tempting to say that with Parallel Mothers, Spanish maestro Pedro Almodóvar is on something of a hot streak. But that begs the question, when, indeed, is he not on a hot streak? We caught this new one at the 2021 Venice Film Festival, and it was clear that this is one of his major works – an exploration into the fragile bonds between family members, most notably that between a child and its mother. Don’t believe us? Well, head over and read our rave first-look review.

This heartbreaking film stars a never-better Penélope Cruz as a fashion photographer who finds herself with a child following a whirlwind affair – but the drama inherent to having a baby is amplified by her relationship with a troubled young woman (Milena Smit), who shared the same maternity war. While the film is unflinching when it comes to how far the maternal instinct will stretch in times of great woe, it’s also an affirmative and profound look at the strange and beautiful phenomenon of procreation.

To celebrate the film’s UK release, we’re inviting you to duck over to Instagram, take a photo of your mother and write a short caption that explains your relationship with her. Any subtle references to Almodovar’s wider output – where mothers play a massive role – would garner extra points. Post it on your main feed or in stories tagging @LWLies, @almodovarUK and #ParallelMothers, and the LWLies team will be judging the entries as they roll in.

The prize will be a Parallel Mothers poster signed by Almodovar himself.

Terms & Conditions

1. Competition open to anyone worldwide aged 15 years or over, with the exception of those related to employees of the Promoter, their families, agents and anyone else connected with this promotion. Proof of age may be required.
2. Entries must be received on before midday GMT on 28 January 2022. The Promoter accepts no responsibility for any entries that are incomplete, illegible, corrupted or fail to reach the Promoter by the relevant closing date for any reason. Proof of sending is not proof of receipt. Entries via agents or third parties are invalid. Entries become the property of the Promoter and are not returned.
3. Of the entries received before the deadline, one overall winner will be selected.
4. In the event of unforeseen circumstances, the Promoter reserves the right (a) to substitute alternative prizes of equivalent or greater value and (b) in exceptional circumstances to amend or foreclose the promotion without notice. No correspondence will be entered into.
5. The prize for the winner is a Parallel Mothers poster signed by Pedro Almodóvar.
6. The winner will be notified via Instagram.
7. To obtain details of the winner please email competitions@tcolondon.com stating the name of the prize, and the subject line ‘Pedro Almodóvar Competition’ four weeks after the closing date
8. By entering this competition, all entrants consent to the transfer of their personal data to the Promoter for the purposes of the administration of this prize draw.
9. All work must be entirely original and the entrant’s own.
10. By entering the competition each entrant agrees to be bound by these terms and conditions. The Promoter is The Church of London, Unit 2H, Zetland House, 109-123 Clifton Street, London, EC2A 4LD.

As well as being one of the leanest, meanest and best comic book movies to be released in a long while, Logan also boasted a brilliantly effective marketing campaign which included this rather snazzy hand-illustrated IMAX poster.

We’ve got four of them to give away, but in the interests of doing things fairly and squarely, we’ve set a Logan-themed quiz which you’ll need to pass in order to claim one for yourself.

To be in with a chance of winning one of these posters, simply submit your answers to the below questions to competitions@tcolondon.com under the subject line ‘Logan Competition’. You’ve got until 12pm GMT on Friday 17 March to enter.

We’ll draw the winners at random from a hat of the correct entries. Good luck!

1. Logan takes its inspiration from a 2008 graphic novel which centred on Wolverine’s twilight years. What was it called?

a) X-Pen(sioner)
b) Old Man Logan
c) Rusted Claws

2. What is the name of the clandestine government genetic research project that gave birth to Wolverine?

a) Mutant Factory Inc
b) Project Octarius
c) Weapon X

3. What is Logan’s surname?
a) Howlett
b) Smellie
c) Haggard

4. American actor Eriq La Salle has a small role in Logan, but which ’90s TV series is he known for?

a) Hang Time
b) ER
c) Chuckles ’n’ Co.

5. Which of the following films has director James Mangold admitted to being an influence on Logan?

a) Paper Moon
b) Double Impact
c) Barry Lyndon