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Glass spends a magical weekend in Carcassonne, France

A view of the Cité. Photograph: ADT–Aude IT TAKES about 90 seconds to walk from one end of Carcassonne Airport

Glass reviews Austrian documentary In The Basement

IT’S rare to see a movie in a London cinema and feel you’re actively bonding with the rest of the

Great Scott – Glass steals some time with British acting prodigy Scott Chambers

SCOTT Chambers’ star is in the ascendant. This year his performance in Joe Stephenson’s Chicken was praised by Sir Ian

Nobody puts Bebe in a corner – Glass meets the delightful actor, Bebe Cave

ABOUT three days before the UK was rocked by the referendum result, Glass got to meet Bebe Cave, who impressed

Glass reviews Tropicália legends Caetano Veloso & Gilberto Gil at the Barbican

THE MAGIC of Tropicália is simply put: when you listen to it done well, you are convinced no greater music

Glass reviews Shan Nicholson’s documentary Rubble Kings

The main problem with Rubble Kings is its length. It is 67 minutes which is an odd duration – marginally

Glass reviews the film Youth

Something must have been lost in translation – how else can Youth be so bad when La Grande Bellezza was

Five-and-a-half questions for singer-songwriter-producer Matthew E White

Currently on a world tour, the Richmond, Virginia native Matthew E White was in a philosophical mood when he spoke

Glass reviews jazz double-bassist Dave Holland at Wigmore Hall

In the 60 or so seconds between the announcer disappearing and Dave Holland strolling onto the stage, the crowd grows


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