Living by the Sword
IT'S not often you get the chance to see Richard the Lionheart swap pleasantries with Freddie Mercury - or even Fred Flinstone sitting on the floor dancing to Oops Upside Your Head with Adam Ant for that matter.
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Cumbernauld has inspired a new novel by an increasingly high profile writer who has turned his attention to adult fiction for the first time.
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The new Jane Austen remake needed an actor who could play piano. Step forward Amber Anderson, former Aberdeen City Music School student, model and rising star
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The scene is a remote cottage on Scotland’s north-west coast, converted from a former croft; and the time is the present, as gay couple Laura and Suzanne arrive to spend their first real time together, after months of clandestine meetings while Suzanne extricates herself from a 20-year marriage.
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Now that the UK has left the European Union, there are many questions about what will happen next - particularly in terms of travel.
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Television presenter Phillip Schofield has announced that he is gay in a statement on Instagram.
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Disney teen sensations the Jonas Brothers were the boy band of the moment a decade ago before a fraternal rift temporarily put paid to the pop pay day. But, like good plastic surgery, their bland, bombastic sound hasn’t aged much in their seven-year absence.
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Karl-Heinz Steffens, music director of Prague State Opera, has appeared with the BBC SSO before, but this concert – a Romantically-charged
programme of Sibelius.
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Kirk Douglas helped end McCarthy’s blacklist, while Republican Senator Mitt Romney took a stand against Donald Trump.
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A multi-million-pound overhaul of the Scottish National Gallery in Edinburgh’s Princes Street Gardens has run into trouble after the discovery of “unexpected defects” in part of the building being turned into new exhibition spaces showcasing some of the country’s most important art treasures.
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A team of work colleagues is taking part in the national On Yer Bike event in aid of Brain Tumour Research.
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Avengers: Endgame might be the biggest box-office hit ever shot in the Borders – or anywhere in the world, for that matter – having banked takings of $2.8bn worldwide, but it’s far from the first film to be part-made here.
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There is something of the night about Aidan Moffat’s latest project, while Kesha’s collaborations don’t quite take off as hoped
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Judging by the work on show at the Scottish National Portrait Gallery and Glasgow Art Club, modern portraiture is still struggling to find its way, writes Duncan Macmillan
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Avengers: Endgame might be the biggest moneyspinner of all the movies shot in the Borders – or, indeed anywhere – over the years, having now taken $2.8bn at box offices worldwide, but it’s far from the first.
