Robert Burns: Scottish Bard never heard Auld Lang Syne as we know it
The Bard of Ayrshire never heard the version of Auld Lang Syne that we all…
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Catriona McPherson: The joys of Galloway
CATRIONA MCPHERSON, AUTHOR Where is it? It’s got to be Galloway. And, in this instance,…
Ian Rankin tells of ‘tough’ year being unable to hug disabled son
Best-selling crime writer Ian Rankin has described the “tough” situation of being unable to touch…
Kiwi Jr: Cooler Returns review – clever, easy-going jangle pop
Conditioned by its DIY wing, trad indie rock tends to look askance at musicianly filigree.But…
Ashnikko: Demidevil review – unfiltered debut of an innate pop provocateuse
“I’m shy,” lies Ashnikko, AKA American singer-songwriter Ashton Casey, 24, towards the end of Slumber…
When the music stops: Glastonbury businesses fear for future
The cancellation of Glastonbury 2021 is a huge disappointment for the 210,000 music lovers who…
Emma Corrin: ‘I ended up having an overwhelming appreciation for Diana’s complexity’
From the moment it began in 2016, The Crown, Netflix’s hugely successful, much admired and…
The week in TV: It’s a Sin; Finding Alice; The Bay; The Investigation; Back – review
It’s a Sin (Channel 4) | All 4Finding Alice (ITV) | ITV HubThe Bay (ITV)…
Comedian London Hughes: ‘It’s about the happy side of sex’
Having battled to kickstart her career in Britain, London Hughes is now raising pulses and…
Quo Vadis, Aida? review – profoundly moving story of the Srebrenica massacre
The submission by Bosnia-Herzogovina for this year’s international feature Oscar is a slow-burn drama with…