5 things to do in London this weekend: from Movember Mo'reoke to some very nice jazz But as all sense of comfort, aesthetics, fashion and professionalism scream "ABORT, ABORT," you must stay strong - like Tom Selleck, or Des Lynam. Bristle, as it were, in the face of your own self doubt - and then strut proudly down to Mo'reoke tonight at Tufnell Park's Oak and Pastor pub. It's a devilishly fun, live-band karaoke night, themed around Movember, which encourages Stars in Their Eyes-style dress-ups, and a good old fashioned warble along. Indeed, North London seems to be a hotspot for fuzz-inspired events this weekend. Pop into the Grafton in Kentish Town tomorrow from 1pm for a special men-only clothing swap meet. All moustaches (real or fake) will get 30 per cent off beers. You little ripper! Elsewhere, it's the last chance to get a free daily burger from Byron this weekend (until Sunday, between 3-6pm). If I have to explain this one further, you really are a movice. Free meat or nay, always remember that Movember is for a good cause. Hello My Name is Paul Smith (from today, £13) Not to be confused with the Maximo Park frontman most frequently found in your local milliner's, the Paul Smith in question here is the fashion designer and stripe-happy man-wear guru. He's the subject of an illuminating new Design Museum exhibition, which opens this weekend and details Smith's life and his eponymous fashion brand's meteoric rise. Read a full preview from Telegraph Fashion Man-wear guru Paul Smith L'Entrepôt (ongoing, £Various) If you haven't been to Borough Wines's Dalston restaurant and wine shop, L'Entrepôt, you're missing arguably the best place in the area to nurse a good red on a crisp, autumnal evening. The relaxed warehouse space has an unparalleled cellar selection and this month celebrates the Languedoc region in France, with 50 wines on rotation. For £10 corkage you can take a bottle of your choice into the restaurant too. London Jazz Festival (from today, £Various) Yes, you put boring Miles Davis on at dinner parties and no, none of your mates" girlfriends think you're cool and urbane because of it. But it turns out live jazz is far more entertaining. Wade through the daunting programme of events on at the London Jazz Festival, which starts today, for an easy way in - like Submotion Orchestra (dubstep rave) or Hugh Masekela (brilliant beach music), at Koko and Royal Festival Hall tonight respectively. Somerset House Ice Rink (from £12) Somerset House has decked out its majestic courtyard again this year with one of the most picturesque open air ice rinks in town, which opened this week. Get scouring Tinder, at once.