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Arjun Sajip

Glass reviews Hiromi at the Southbank Centre

Never before have I attended a concert of two such distinct halves. Before the intermission, the unsavoury, almost relentlessly tasteless

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An evening with Béla Fleck & Abigail Washburn at the South Bank

Glass heads to the Southbank Centre to see the couple’s banjo magic She hails from North Carolina, and her name’s

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Interview with honorary Clash member and musician Tymon Dogg

Glass felt very lucky to secure an exclusive interview with Tymon Dogg, best known for his unforgettable contribution to the

Gritty boy Floyd – Glass meets up-and-coming young British actor James Floyd

Impressed by his performance as a conflicted gangster in Sally El Hosaini’s 2012 début My Brother The Devil, and seeing

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Waxing lyrical – a waning Crescent City? Glass meets British singer Jon Cleary about the beating heart of New Orleans

His speaking voice – dry, distinctly English, vessel for a voluminous vocabulary – isn’t what you’d expect. Singing live and

Review: Le Meraviglie (The Wonders)

[slideshow_deploy id=’31578′] The plot of Alice Rohrwacher’s latest film Le Meraviglie (The Wonders) is fairly simple. A family of six,

The Las Vegas Lift-Off Film Festival rumbles into view

Las Vegas is shifting into gear in preparation for the eagerly awaited Lift-Off Film Festival, which will be rolling into

The Empire Strikes Back – Secret Cinema launch

If the launch of the RebelX Stores in Shoreditch last week is anything to go by, Secret Cinema’s latest venture

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Pay attention! The Mothmen resurface

It’s true: this 1980 gem deserved exhuming for the semi-deluxe treatment. Its six bonus tracks don’t further the Mothmen’s story,


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