Liam Gallagher to film music video at Barras market
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Liam Gallagher will begin shooting his new music video at the Barras market in Glasgow on Monday evening.
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Review: Seat Ibiza and Ford Fiesta
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Ford’s Fiesta started life in 1976 at a factory in Valencia. Eight years later Spain’s national carmaker, Seat, produced its reply, called Ibiza.
Book review: Winter, by Ali Smith
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“Oh wind, if winter comes, can spring be far behind?” One of the intrigues of Ali Smith’s proposed quartet of novels, of which this is the second, is how the narrative arc will reflect the emotions we impose upon the seasons...
Music review: Chris Isaak, Clyde Auditorium, Glasgow
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WITH no new album to promote nor anniversary to celebrate, rock’n’roll crooner Chris Isaak was touring simply for the love of playing with his trusty band. Silvertone, who gave their name to his debut album...
Theatre reviews: Duet for One | The Burton Taylor Affair
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IT’S A dangerous business, writing plays which are – or can be interpreted as being – about real historical figures. In a programme note to Birmingham Rep’s recent production of Duet For One, now on tour in Edinburgh...
Music review: Alison Moyet at Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
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FORTY years after she wrote her first songs, and 35 since she became one of the nation’s favourite unlikely pop stars, Alison Moyet has learned to embrace the Other, titling her current album and tour after the misfit feeling which has never quite left her.
Music review: Kamasi Washington, SWG3, Glasgow
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One of a new generation of jazz musicians deeply informed by hip-hop, R&B and other popular black music influences, saxophonist Kamasi Washington, a figure of Fijian rugby player proportions, leads a correspondingly muscular band...
The early images that show how Scotland pioneered photography
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During the 19th century, the new art form of photography gave people the ability to capture images in a revolutionary way.
Kelpies creator’s ‘Leopard’ goes on public show in Aberdeen
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Renowned sculptor Andy Scott has seen his Leopard sculpture go on public show at the prestigious Marischal Square development in Aberdeen.
Scottish supermodel Eunice Olumide opens up about racism
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Scots supermodel Eunice Olumide has spoken out about the racism and challenges she faced growing up as one of the few black people in Edinburgh.
Illuminight light show transforms Kilmarnock woods
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If you go down to Dean Castle Country Park woods in Kilmarnock over the next few weeks you are sure to get a big surprise.
Whatsapp suffers major UK and worldwide outage
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Whatsapp users were left without connection on Friday morning as the messaging service was hit by a substantial outage, affecting users worldwide for 45 minutes.
Skye residents buy land near Fairy Pools to reduce congestion
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A community group hopes to reduce congestion around the Fairy Pools on Skye after buying land close to the popular tourist site.
Fresh battle lines drawn over new Culloden housing plan
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Battle lines have been drawn once again over land at Culloden after a house builder returned with fresh plan to develop the site.
Former Leith cinema to reopen as Hidden Door Festival venue
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A former art deco cinema is to brought back to life as a festival venue - more than 45 years after it screened its last films.
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