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Mortimer and Whitehouse Gone Hogmanay Fishing review – death hovers worryingly close

You won’t find a cheerier meditation on dying this Christmas. Bob and Paul share photos of their dead fathers, talk ill health – then rock out to 80s pop. Expect to shed a tear or two

The Guardian - UK

When Glasgow band took 'Bananarama track' to top of the UK charts

Thirty years ago this week a reissue of a reworked Bananarama album track, that had been released a decade earlier, unexpectedly soared to number one and gave Glasgow band the Bluebells their moment in the sun.

Glasgow Live

Altered Images star Clare Grogan reveals delight at receiving ‘living legend’ award

WHEN Clare Grogan was a young girl she would watch films with her mum on Saturday afternoons. All the while she was thinking about how she’d love…

The National (Scotland)

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Altered Images's Clare Grogan scoops up major prize at Scottish Music Awards

CLARE Grogan, Sir Rod Stewart and Paolo Nutini were among the winners at this year’s Specsavers Scottish Music Awards (SMAs).

The National (Scotland)

'Still in shock': Stars react as they arrive in Glasgow for Scottish Music Awards

SCOTLAND’S top musicians took to the red carpet on Saturday as the annual Scottish Music Awards were held at Glasgow’s famed Barrowland Ballroom.

The National (Scotland)

Sophie Ellis-Bextor 'can't wait' for Edinburgh Hogmanay bash

POP star Sophie Ellis-Bextor has said she “can’t wait to get the party started” when she takes part in Edinburgh’s “legendary” Hogmanay…

The National (Scotland)

Sophie Ellis-Bextor to headline Edinburgh’s Hogmanay 2022 as iconic event returns

The Murder on the Dancefloor singers has been confirmed as a headline act as Edinburgh Hogmanay event is returning to the city centre after the iconic celebrations in 2020 and 2021 were cancelled due to the covid pandemic.

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Ellis-Bextor to ‘get the party started’ at new show for Edinburgh’s Hogmanay

Sophie Ellis-Bextor will headline the Night Afore Disco Party, with Scottish band Altered Images also performing.

The Independent UK

Specsavers Scottish Music Awards set to return to Glasgow's Barrowland Ballroom for 24th ceremony

The evening will be hosted by award-winning broadcaster and presenter, Edith Bowman.

Daily Record

‘I went from the outskirts of Glasgow to LA and stretch limos’: Altered Images on making Don’t Talk to Me About Love

‘We were young and bolshie, telling experienced people what to do. The producer later told me: You guys really pushed me to the edge’

The Guardian - UK

Altered Images: Mascara Streakz review – Clare Grogan is reinvented as a retro disco diva

80s-influenced electropop gets a contemporary makeover as erstwhile giggly teen Grogan returns stronger than ever after 39 years

The Guardian - UK

Paisley prepares for Spree Festival 2022

The thrilling 10-day programme of events will take place at the iconic Spiegeltent in the town’s Bridge Street

Daily Record

Clare Grogan on Altered Images' first album in nearly 40 years and still being embarrassed Spandau Ballet's True was written about her

The singer and Gregory's Girl actress is back with new album Mascara Streakz.

Daily Record

Clare Grogan makes a return as the queen of pop with Altered Images

CLARE Grogan was starring in Neil Simon’s rom-com Barefoot In the Park at the 2020 Pitlochry Festival Theatre when lockdown kicked in.

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Gregory's Girl star heads back to Lanarkshire town for BBC's The One Show

Clare Grogan met with Councillor Adam Smith to discuss Cumbernauld

Daily Mirror

Ex-Smash Hits editor looks back at iconic mag's heyday as it makes one-off return

Smash Hits was never 'slick', but it was read by millions of British teenagers every fortnight and definitely left an impression, says former editor David Hepworth

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