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A hotel haunted by kooky divas is a triumph for Scotland's new star: PATRICK MARMION reviews The Grand Old Opera House Hotel at the Edinburgh Festival - Vimarsana News

A hotel haunted by kooky divas is a triumph for Scotland's new star: PATRICK MARMION reviews The Grand Old Opera House Hotel at the Edinburgh Festival

PATRICK MARMION: The Edinburgh Festival is the spiritual home of kooky genius. And there are few people in theatre today who are kookier - or more touched by genius - than Isobel McArthur.

Carl Davis, award-winning composer behind many British TV shows and films, dies at 86 - Vimarsana News

Carl Davis, award-winning composer behind many British TV shows and films, dies at 86

He’s best known for the score of the documentary series ‘The World at War’

Stevie Ray Vaughan defined the sound of contemporary blues guitar – here are 20 techniques you can learn from the Stratocaster master - Vimarsana News

Stevie Ray Vaughan defined the sound of contemporary blues guitar – here are 20 techniques you can learn from the Stratocaster master

Get inside the Texas blues icon’s style with this in-depth lesson on his incendiary playing

2023 Hyundai Alcazar 1.5 Turbo DCT Review: Smaller But Stronger - Vimarsana News

2023 Hyundai Alcazar 1.5 Turbo DCT Review: Smaller But Stronger

The only 7-seater in the Hyundai lineup gets a 1.5-litre unit instead of the bigger 2.0-litre unit! Is that a bad thing?

PLATELL'S PEOPLE: Soft parents are to blame for woke kids insisting on identifying as cats and dogs - Vimarsana News

PLATELL'S PEOPLE: Soft parents are to blame for woke kids insisting on identifying as cats and dogs

AMANDA PLATELL: Of all the stories about wokery and self-identification, none has been so bizarre as that of children insisting on being addressed by their teachers as cats, dogs, dinosaurs or 'furries'.