Trainspotting actor Ewan Bremner will play Glasgow music manager Alan McGee in Creation Stories, a new biopic written by Dean Cavanagh and Irvine Welsh. Danny Boyle will act as executive producer. ORDER YOUR COPY OF GLASGOW & WEST COAST COOK BOOK WITH RECIPES FROM TOP RESTAURANTS Filming begins this week on the movie project that will chronicle McGee's Creation … [Read more...] about Filming Begins on Alan McGee Creation Stories Movie
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Glasgow Food Heroes: James and Louise Rusk Interview
Husband and wife team James and Louise Rusk have made their mark on Glasgow's food scene with The Butchershop Bar and Grill, Hutchesons and The Spanish Butcher. The last of these restaurants is where we find them, sat together with a coffee, ready to start a busy day. Their focus for the last few weeks has been on a major refurbishment at Hutchesons, which has unveiled a … [Read more...] about Glasgow Food Heroes: James and Louise Rusk Interview
Interview: Shaun Hood from The Van T’s
The Van T’s are a West of Scotland four-piece comprised of Chloe Van Thompson (vocals, guitar), Hannah Van Thompson (vocals guitar), Joanne Forbes (bass) and Shaun Hood (drums). After creating a stir in 2015 with a bold and noisy surf-rock sound showcased on the EP Laguna Babe, The Van T’s made a swift return with their follow up EP A Coming of Age. Appearances at T in the … [Read more...] about Interview: Shaun Hood from The Van T’s
Five Quick Questions: Gerry Cinnamon
Castlemilk singer/songwriter Gerry Cinnamon has already made a big impression on the Glasgow music scene. As he pushes forward as a performer he has enlisted the support of an enthusiastic local fanbase with stand-out performances at King Tut's, O2 ABC and the T Break stage at T in the Park. He's currently working on an album and will appear on the King Tut's stage powered … [Read more...] about Five Quick Questions: Gerry Cinnamon
Interview: Norry Wilson from Lost Glasgow
Since launching in 2014, the Lost Glasgow Facebook page has attracted a 137,000-strong global following. The site, which uses archive photographs to spark stories, memories, and debate about the city, its buildings, its people, and its future, was launched off the back of the successful Lost Edinburgh site. Glasgow City Heritage Trust have teamed up with Lost Glasgow, to … [Read more...] about Interview: Norry Wilson from Lost Glasgow