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The 'Madame Guillotine' of Edinburgh and the Execution of Jean Kincaid.
A true tale of Scottish horror, a murderous conspiracy that climaxed in the brutal punishments of the guilty on the streets of old Edinburgh
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A Rough Guide to Scotland: 10 Things to Do in Glasgow
A quick guide to the top attractions and activities in the city of Glasgow.
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Interesting Facts About Edinburgh: The History of the New Town.
A programme of "simplicity and manliness of style". The history and development of the New Town of Edinburgh, the capital of Scotland..
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Famous Ghosts of Edinburgh. The Vengeance of Johnny One-Arm.
The story of John Chiesly AKA 'Johnny One-Arm'. An infamous figure in Edinburgh folklore before, during and long after his death.
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Famous Ghosts of Edinburgh. The Wizard of the West Bow.
One of the most famous ghost stories from the Old Town of Edinburgh from one of the city's most haunted places.
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Top 20 Scottish Indie Pop Bands of the 2000s
Find out what the Scots brought to the world of pop music in the early 21st century. Here are the 20 best indie pop bands bursting through from Caledonia in the '00s, including CHVRCHES, Model Aeroplanes, and Teen Canteen.
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A Rough Guide to the South of France : Top Things to Do in Cannes
The top things to do in Cannes in the South of France with Hollywood murals, hand-prints of the movie-stars, cordon-bleu cooking, classy fashions by the Mediterranean, plus the Man in the Iron Mask.
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A Rough Guide to the South of France : Things to Do in Antibes
Things to do in Antibes include a medieval fort, line-upon-line of luxury yachts, Picasso, killer whales, dolphins, sunshine, beaches, colourful gardens and lots of Jazz with all the summer cool.
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A Rough Guide to the South of France: Things to do in Cagnes-sur-Mer
Grimaldi Castle, Renoir Musuem, horse-racing, sun, sea-food and pebble beaches. These are things to do in Cagnes-sur-Mer for the wandering Francophile on any given summer day.
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A Rough Guide to Liguria in Italy. Things to Do in Lavagna
When tourists travel to Liguria in Italy then normally there are one of two choices. Genoa and the Cinque Terre. But here are things to do in Lavagna which boasts charmingly modest attractions.
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20 of the Very Best Brazilian Thrash Metal Bands.
Think of Thrash, think of American Heavy Metal monsters. But think Brazilian, think South America. Here are perhaps the top 20 greatest Brazilian Thrash bands to have rocked the world.
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The Very Best of Brazilian Power Metal Bands
A collection of some of the greatest Power Metal bands to have come out of Brazil. Check out these sounds and videos by uncompromising masters of metal and speed.
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A Rough Guide to Montenegro: Things to Do in Kotor Old Town
What can you do in Montenegro? Visit the old town in Kotor, see the Romanesque church, Renaissance buildings, military fortress and maritime museum. Discover the other secrets within its great walls.
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A Rough Guide to Montenegro: Things to Do in Budva
Learn more about things to do in Budva on the Adriatic coast of Montenegro. Sandy beaches, historic buildings, and a vibrant nightlife await you.
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A Rough Guide to Croatia : Things to Do in Dubrovnik City.
A comprehensive and entertaining guide of things to do in Dubrovnik City. Learn all you need to know about this marvelous Croatian city on the shores of the Adriatic Sea.
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Things to do in Dubrovnik in Croatia : A Visit to Lokrum Island
An informal and informative guide on things to do on Lokrum Island. One of Croatia's little jewels in the Adriatic and which lies just off the popular resort of Dubrovnik.
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Obama as Othello. A Shakespearean Parody : Act 6 Scene 2 - Celebrity Apprentice USA 2012
The scene is in an oppressive room somewhere in the massive Trump Tower. Two smartly-dressed business types sit on one side of a table. They wait expectantly but nervously for the opening of the door on the opposite wall.
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A Rough Guide to Croatia : 10 Things to do in Dubrovnik Old Town.
What are the best things to do in Dubrovnik Old Town? Here is an essential guide to what is on offer within and around the fortified walls of this wonderful Croatian resort.
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Obama as Othello : A Shakespeare Parody. Act 6 Scene 1. The 2012 Nuclear Security Summit
It is now March of 2012 and we are in Seoul, the capital city of South Korea. US President Othell'Obama is in attendance at the Nuclear Security Summit at the COEX Convention and Exhibition Center.
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Obama as Othello : A Shakespeare Parody. Act 5 Scene 5 - The Killing of Gadaffi
Spoof interview with President Obama on the death of Muammar Gadaffi. Famed TV host Richard Iago gives Othello a grilling about the killing.
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Obama as Othello, a Shakespeare Parody: Act 5 Scene 4 - The Budget Control Act 2011
This irreverent spoof of Obama's Presidency continues. It is the eve of the implementation of the Budget Control Act with discussions on the details and the implications of the new legislation.
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Obama as Othello - A Shakespeare Parody. Act 5 Scenes 2 & 3 : Obama visits Dublin and London.
Another short episode in the spoof comedy series following the adventures of President Othell' Obama. This time he has crossed the Atlantic Ocean and visits Ireland and the UK.
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The Average Life-Expectancy of the Modern Umbrella
A tribute to a much mistreated friend. How hard life is for the modern umbrella.
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The Interior Decoration of Police Interrogation Rooms
Spoof report on the standards of interior decoration in police interrogation facilities across the USA
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Things to do in Courmayeur Ski Resort.
An informal guide of things to do in Courmayeur, a village and ski-resort in Italy. Learn what this charming place has to offer both in winter sports, summer pursuits and other leisure activities.
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Archaeology on TV : Time Team in Palestine
It is a special edition of 'Time Team' the popular Archaeology show on Channel 4 with the usual host Tony Robinson. The series has returned and includes a episode filmed much further afield than usual.
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Obama as Othello: A Shakespeare Parody. Act 5 Scene 1 : The Assassination of Osama Bin Laden
The scene is in the Situation Room of the White House in May 2011. Therein are assembled the National Security Team all gathered around the television awaiting the big game with anticipation.
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The Best Ever Heavy Rock Songs by Pop Artists.
Here are some of the best tunes from pop stars who have ventured through that door labelled heavy rock. Some have sampled it just once never to return others have liked what they see and let their hair down.
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Obama as Othello : A Shakespeare Parody. Act 5 Scene 1 - The Arab Spring in Egypt.
The scene is in the Oval Office at the White House in early 2011. President Othell'Obama is in deep discussion with Hillary Clinton and his special adviser Senator Harold Brabantio. The topic of their meeting is the so-called Arab Spring and the President is understandably concerned.
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Top 10 Worst Song Titles by Whitesnake.
A feast of the worst that Classic Rock and Blues band Whitesnake have had to offer over many years. Not in the sense of the music necessarily but simply in the cringe-inducing titles of some of their songs.
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Obama as Othello: A Shakespeare Parody. Act 4 Scene 5 - Ted Nugent on Saturday Night Live
The scene is the studios of NBC Television at Rockefeller Plaza in New York. Tonight the legendary comedy show Saturday Night Live is about to transmit. It is December 2010 and the show is jointly hosted by special guest presenters Richard Iago and Ted Nugent.
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The History and Architecture of Famous Churches in Edinburgh
Among the architectural splendours of the 'Athens of the North' as Edinburgh is described are the many fine churches and cathedrals. Here is a concise list of the most significant buildings of the city
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Famous Streets in Scotland : The Cowgate in Edinburgh
Edinburgh has much to offer the visitor in way of culture, history and spectacle. It also has a lively social scene. The Cowgate area in the Old Town of the city can offer all of these. It is a site of historical interest where many famous people have lived and worked.
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Famous Streets of Scotland: A History of the Canongate in Edinburgh
The Canongate in Edinburgh was once a separate burgh from the city itself before becoming incorporated in 1865. Therefore it developed a history and culture of its own.
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Famous Palaces of Europe. Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh, Scotland
Commonly referred to as Holyrood Palace the official title for the British Queen's residence in Scotland is actually The Palace of Holyroodhouse. It has lain at the foot of the Royal Mile in Edinburgh for over 500 years and is one of the lesser know palaces of the British Monarchy.
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Famous Castles of Scotland : A Short History of Edinburgh Castle
They may be decommissioned relics of a more violent era but the castles of Scotland are now shrouded in romance and history. Edinburgh Castle is the most famous in the country and has stood in one form or another for over 650 years. Both the rock and the many fortresses that have looked down...
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The History of Georgian Architecture - Edinburgh New Town
A UNESCO Heritage site accorded its status for outstanding historical and architectural significance. The so-called New Town of Edinburgh is over 250 years old but all descriptions are relative. The name derived from a direct comparison with the medieval streets and wynds of the Old Town of the...
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Famous Scottish Writers: The History of the Edinburgh Literati
Edinburgh has been known as a 'City of Letters' especially from the early 18th century to the present day. From the days of the quill and the pen to the laptop era here are the leading lights.
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People Who Survived Execution : Maggie Dickson of Edinburgh in 1724
If you are ever in Maggie Dickson's pub in the Grassmarket in Edinburgh you may wonder who she is. Well, she isn't the current landlady or the name of some famous barmaid that worked in the place. The truth is far more interesting than that.
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Famous Scottish Explorers : "Doctor Livingstone, I Presume?"
In an ever-shrinking modern world it is perhaps hard to imagine the notion of uncharted territory. But less than 200 years ago a young Scotsman set out into what was then called 'Darkest Africa' to discover new lands and their hidden people.
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Things to do in Edinburgh : Visit the Monuments on Calton Hill
The most obvious places to visit in Edinburgh are of course the Castle and the Palace of Holyroodhouse. But scores of tourists will enjoy a stroll up the Calton Hill to see the historic monuments up there and also to savour the superb views.
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Obama as Othello: A Shakespeare Parody. Act 4 Scenes 3 & 4: General McChrystal in Rolling Stone Magazine.
Our merry old tale is now into mid-2010. President Othell' Obama is in the Oval Room attending to routine duties. Enter the Vice-President Joe Biden with news to disrupt the relative quiet of the day.
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The Worst Auditions on X Factor USA : The Search for the Easter Bunny
Fun spoof: Seated in expectation are the judges . A special edition entitled 'The Search for the Easter Bunny' . Over 1,000 applicants have queued at the studio. Half of them from the same family.
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Classic Werewolf Horror Movies : A Parisian Werewolf In New York.
There had once been an American Werewolf in London and then again in Paris. Now the tables were turned with the NYPD and the National Guard out in force as many of the population of New York cowered within their homes.
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Great Military Heroes of World War Two : Oddball the Tank Commander
The Americans had Patton, the British had Montgomery. The Soviets lauded General Zhukov. If you are so inclined you may admire Rommel or Yamamoto but nobody likes a loser. But some of the greatest military heroes of World War Two were not the Field Marshalls, five-star generals or the admirals of...
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Obama as Othello: A Shakespeare Parody. Act 4 Scene 2 : On the Shark Tank TV Series.
The President of Corporation USA makes a special appearance on the 'Shark Tank' TV show. Read his pitch to the sharks on his new business idea.
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The Time is Coming to Break Up America
With talk of One World Government you would think that the time of the USA is over. This is the wrong way to go. Break-up the USA instead of adding to it. It's too big and it would be more fun if it was split into bits.
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'Arrivederci Pet!' - the Geordies Who Built the Colosseum.
A comic look at the ancient Britons who helped build the Colosseum. An affectionate parody of the classic TV show Auf Wiedersehn Pet transferred to 1st century Rome.
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Famous Department Stores : Jenners of Edinburgh in Scotland.
The wasteful pursuits of gambling and outrageous lead-swinging would hardly sound like the beginnings of a hugely successful business enterprise. But that's how the Jenner Department store in Edinburgh, Scotland came into being back in the 1830's.
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Transport in Italy : The Origins of the Venice Subway System.
Here is a short account of the beginnings of the hugely famous and ever popular Venice Subway System. It was conceived as a more efficient substitute for the gondolas and riverboats on the surface of the city's many canals.
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Me and My Shadow, Strolling Down the Avenue
We've been together a long time me and my shadow. I've known him all my life and I'm sure I will for many years to come.
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Places to Visit in Edinburgh : The Royal Scottish Academy and The National Gallery
For lovers of traditional art and sculpture. A brief but informative description of the 'Temples on the Mound' in Edinburgh, Scotland.
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The Top 10 Best Corner Flag Celebrations in Soccer
10 of the best and most bizarre corner flag celebrations in football.
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The International Staff Campaign for Customer Dress-Down Day
I call for a launch of a campaign to introduce an 'International Customer Dress-Down Day' forthwith. Imagine the possibilities for the underpaid and the down-trodden.
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Obama as Othello ; A Shakespeare Parody. Act 4 Scene 1 - The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010.
The scene is Congress in Washington D.C. in early 2010 and which is a hive of activity. Inside the forum there is a full house of politicians seated in the audience in preparation and expectation. They are there to hear the much anticipated Healthcare speech by President Othell' Obama.
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The Best Sci-Fi Characters on UK TV : Ken Barlow as Doctor Who
The makers of the famous Doctor Who series, in other words the BBC,have went through 10 lead actors in the role. But it could have been completely different with the benefit of hindsight or time travel even. If only they had chosen William Roache AKA Ken Barlow of Coronation Street
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The Latest Space Tourism News : Cheap Budget Flights from Ryanair
Enjoyable spoof on the advances in the possibilities of Space Tourism for ordinary, everyday multi-millionaires. But also for working folk. Since the launch of the 21st Century there have been major developments in research and technology into making space flights purely for leisure
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Just : A Poem for Victims of War.
A short poem on the waste and insanity of war.
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Famous Dogs in History : The Story of Greyfriars Bobby
The subject of not one but two movies, including a Walt Disney production, the story of Greyfriars Bobby has enthralled people all over the world. But what of the story, indeed the folk-tale perhaps, of the little Skye terrier.
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What is a Listicle? The Top 10 List of the Greatest Lists of Anything That Has Ever Been Listed
For all the wonderfully pedantic delights of order and rectitude the listicle is a godsend for conformity and false belonging. No more randomness, no more uncertainty. Put them in a category, then get them in order and settle back with a coffee. All is well with the universe as it all makes sense...
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The Greatest Scientists of All Time : Sir James Clerk Maxwell
Perhaps not a name that immediately springs to mind among the general public concerning the arbitrary notion of who are the greatest scientists of all time. But the 19th century scientist Sir James Clerk Maxwell is credited with providing one of the most historic breakthroughs in the theory, study...
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Job Tips for Campsite Couriers 15 : A Ryanair Refugee
In the last episode of this series of helpful articles you'll find a summing up of the courier experience. You'll also find some useful links to jobsites at the end of the article.
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Job Tips for Campsite Couriers 14 : My Other Tractor is a Lamborghini
In the penultimate article in this 15-part series I look at the advantages of technology. It will ease your pain and stem your sweat during those hot summer months.
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Job Tips for Campsite Couriers 13 : The Rake's Progress
The further travails of this campsite courier as he moves home and works alone. Strange things happening to the eyeballs as well as mangling a foreign language as usual. The constant battle against the forces of nature also continues apac
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Job Tips for Campsite Courers 12 : That's Entertainment!
It's not all work you know and you need to enjoy yourself in your summer season abroad. So have as much fun as you can and make the most of what the resort and the country has to offer. That can be onsite or offsite
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Job Tips for Campsite Couriers 11: The Moroccan Night Raiders
More handy little tips and tricks of the trade for any aspiring Campsite Couriers. Here we include tent-dwelling, toilet facilities and recycling of all that rubbish, especially the empties. Unfortunately crime waves do sometimes occur and you should always be on your guard.
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Job Tips for Campsite Couriers 10 : The Second Hungarian Uprising
I accept that mini-disasters might happen from time to time and I can accept them more easily when they're mine. But when some incompetent fart makes a mess of things sitting in an office a thousand miles away and I have to suffer the consequence then that really gets my back up.
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Job Tips for Campsite Couriers 9 : Pillows on the Brush-Pole
More advice on that Montage clean. But this time on the outside of the mobile home. You may find your improvisational skills tested to the limit, your stamina to the utmost and your temper to the extreme.
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Job Tips for Campsite Couriers 8 : Top, Middle and Bottom
There's no getting away from the fact that you will do a helluva lot of cleaning as a Courier. Certainly during the Montage period in early season when you'll be spring-cleaning the caravans and equipment. All the dirt, grime, mould and cobwebs accumulated during the winter shut-down need to be...
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Job Tips for Campsite Couriers 7 : The Maggiore Rules
A little diversion in the story. After the Easter weekend we were off again in the vans. This time we went further afield to Lake Maggiore ( pronounced 'Madjy-ohray')
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Job Tips for Campsite Couriers 6 : The German Spring Offensive
We are now into Easter time and the campsites are gradually opening. But be prepared for cold weather even down south. Nevertheless you'll find many holidaymakers descending onto the sites.
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Job Tips for Campsite Couriers 5 : Meeting 'Super Mario'.
Fully established with a foothold on the sacred soil of Italy the hard work begins. But when you have time off it's imperative to make the most of it. Those precious days when you are off the site make you feel like you are on holiday.
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Job Tips for Campsite Couriers 4 : Planes, Trains and Taxi Drivers
The fourth instalment of this plucky tale concentrates on the transportation stage of the happy-go-lucky European traveller. If you want to be there you've got to get there by any means necessary
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Job Tips for Campsite Couriers 3 : Midweek at Berny
A bridgehead is firmly established on French soil and it's time for a weeks training. After that we can be unleashed on the campsites and civilian populations of Europe.
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Job Tips for Campsite Couriers 2 : Things to do in Dover When it's Dead.
The odyssey continues as your adventurous protagonist leaves the shores of old Blighty. A seaborne invasion of the continent takes place across the shimmering waters of the English Channel. It's time to meet up with fellow couriers making that trip.
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Job Tips for Campsite Couriers 1 : Packing and Tracking
This is the first instalment of an occasional series into the triumphs, trials and tribulations of working as a campsite courier in Europe. It can be applied anywhere where there is sunshine, beaches, booze, dodgy electrics and leaky plumbing as well as irate customers.
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Masterpieces of Modern Architecture : The Scottish Parliament in Edinburgh
It began, not with a computer-aided programme or even an architectural drawing board. The first design for the Scottish Parliament was scribbled on a piece of paper one day in 1998.
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The Very Best of Italian Rock - Doom Metal Bands.
Doom Metal is never going to be included on a tracklist of party tunes or feelgood music. More than likely to be the soundtrack at some deathly occasion where the music suits the mood. For that is what Doom Metal is all about. Either conveying or instilling a dark atmosphere of brooding and...
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Georgie, Porgie, Pudding and Pie : The Visit of King George IV to Edinburgh in 1822.
As the capital city of Scotland Edinburgh has enjoyed many royal visits from its reigning monarch in modern times. But probably none so remarkable than that of the state occasion of the arrival of King George IV to the city in 1822.
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Obama as Othello ; A Shakespeare Parody. Act 3 Scene 3 - Obama wins the 2009 Nobel Prize.
The scene is the Oslo City Hall in Norway on the 10th December 2009 where a large audience is gathered. Within the crowd is US President Obama with members of his entourage including cabinet members.
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Things to see in Edinburgh, Scotland : The Georgian Architecture of Charlotte Square
Regarded as perhaps the finest example of a city square of Georgian architecture anywhere in the world this is one of the jewels of Edinburgh New Town. Enjoy a virtual stroll around the square to view and learn about its attractions.
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The Scott Monument in Edinburgh : The Gothic Rocket.
It is unfortunate that many people around the world may not know who Sir Walter Scott was. Certainly many more people will know of his most famous novels. The sword and shield epics of 'Ivanhoe' and 'Rob Roy' are undoubtedly his more famous and popular novels internationally. They were the...
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The Greatest Scientists of all Time : James Hutton - Founder of Modern Geology
You can learn a lot from a farmer. You can especially learn a lot about the land from a farmer. What might surprise you to learn is that one such farmer founded the science of modern Geology.
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Famous Doctors in History : Sir James Young Simpson
The next time you experience the relief of a pain-killing treatment or injection you may want to give praise to the people who made that possible. And think of a great Scotsman who lived back in the 19th century who helped pave the way for modern anaesthesia. His name was Sir James Young Simpson.
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The Very Best of Italian Rock 6 : Black Metal Bands (with videos)
The Italian Black Metal underground is the perfect antidote to the suave cantatore and the soprano with its deliciously malevolent sound gathering the masses to the altar. The scene in Italy is strong and thriving with a faithful domestic fan-base as well as drawing admirers from beyond its borders.
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The Very Best of Italian Rock : Death Metal Bands (with videos)
I bet you never guessed that there were so many Extreme Metal bands to have come out of Italy over the years. It certainly took me by surprise as did the quality of many of the acts. The music is certainly a long way off from 'O Sole Mio', 'Volare' and 'Nessun Dorma'.Here is a selection of videos...
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The Very Best of Italian Rock : Heavy Metal Artists
A land normally noted for passion, romance classical and high Opera in its musical tradition Italy has much to offer the modern Rock scene. You will be hard pushed to find any violins, accordions, flutes or mandolins beloved of the traditional folk music of this wonderful country
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Obama as Othello ; A Shakespeare Parody. Act 3 Scene 2 - Iago and Brabantio
We are now into Act 3 of our little Shakespearean melodrama. If you missed the beginning then just click on this link to take you back to the campaign trail. Othell'Obama ; A Shakespearean Comedy. Act 1 : Scene 1 roland at Flickr.com : Creative...
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The Best Ever James Bond Theme Songs
For the last 50 years many famous singers and bands have introduced the opening credits of James Bond movies to much acclaim. This ignores the obvious fact that most of the Bond theme tunes are mediocre at best and sometimes truly dreadful.
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The London Riots of 2011. English Schoolgirls March Against Education Cutbacks.
A first-hand account of the riot from Mr Bingley-Jones, an official at the Department of Education. London had rarely witnessed scenes such as this from schoolchildren.
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Buy the Latest Nu-Metal Band T-Shirts Online
Not so 'new' anymore but then neither is 'New York' or 'New Mexico' or even 'New Kids on the Block', 'New Labour' or 'The New Avengers' I suppose. But the best of the old bands of 'Nu-Metal', or 'Alternative Metal' as it has been called, are still around today.
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Fawlty Tourists: Basil and Sybil in Retirement
For fans of the famous comedy of the maniacal hotel owner with his long-suffering wife and staff. Here's what may have happened if Basil Fawlty sold up and went abroad.
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The Making of Chinese Democracy : A James Bond 007 Parody -The Final Scene
We now come to the end of our movie. But here is the link to the beginning if you missed anything Chinese Democracy ; A 007 Mystery - Introduction The Making of Chinese Democracy : A James Bond 007 Parody - The Final Scene At last our story ends...
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The Making of Chinese Democracy : A James Bond 007 Parody - Part 12
If you missed all the action then just click on this link and it'll take you back to the beginning of the story. Chinese Democracy ; A 007 Mystery - Introduction The Making of Chinese Democracy : A James Bond 007 Parody - Part 12 As befits any...
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The Making of Chinese Democracy : A James Bond 007 Parody - Part 11
The movie is almost over folks. But don't worry if you've missed it, you can go back to the start at this link. Chinese Democracy ; A 007 Mystery - Introduction The Making of Chinese Democracy : A James Bond 007 Parody - Part 11 The action of...
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The Making of Chinese Democracy : A James Bond 007 Parody -Part 10
Hello folks, if you've just walked in the door then welcome to the movie. But where have you been? It all started way back here. Just click on the link. Chinese Democracy ; A 007 Mystery - Introduction The Making of Chinese Democracy : A James...
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Obama as Othello ; A Shakespeare Parody. Act 3 Scene 1 - President Obama's First 100 Days.
To go back to our curtain raiser just click on the link Othell'Obama ; A Shakespearean Comedy. Act 1 : Scene 1 Obama as Othello ; A Shakespeare Parody. Act 3 Scene 1 President Obama's First 100 Days. It is 100 days into the new Presidency for...
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The Making of Chinese Democracy : A James Bond 007 Parody - Part 9
Just arrived? If you're at the cinema you've missed the beginning. But if you're watching the DVD then here's the start menu. Chinese Democracy ; A 007 Mystery - Introduction shazwan @ flickr.comThe Making of Chinese Democracy : A James Bond 007...
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Buy the Latest Punk Band T-Shirts Online
An American was once asked to comment on tennis star John McEnroe's tantrums at Wimbledon over 30 years ago. The reply was brief....."That's for sending us Sid Vicious!"
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The Making of Chinese Democracy : A James Bond 007 Parody - Part 8
If this is your first visit then here is the link to where all this nonsense started. Enjoy the ride! Chinese Democracy ; A 007 Mystery - Introduction The Making of Chinese Democracy : A James Bond 007 Parody - Part 8 The action hots up as our...
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Supermarket Parking Fine Tickets
A fun spoof on the growing power of the supermarket chain. Hear about the latest measures that they have introduced and controversial incidents arising.
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The Making of Chinese Democracy : A James Bond 007 Parody - Part 7
Just turned up? Take your seat for the start of the movie at this link and see what you've been missing so far. Chinese Democracy ; A 007 Mystery - Introduction Chinese Democracy : A 007 Mystery Part 7 Special agent James Bond 007 has...
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Buy the Latest Gothic Music Band T-Shirts Online
Hard to define specifically but usually referring to gloom and doom as well as dark mystery and even the grotesque. If you think of the word 'Gothic' then it may conjure up images of horror but mingled with romance.
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The Making of Chinese Democracy : A James Bond 007 Parody - Part 6
In case you're wondering just how we got this far. Here's a link to the start of our high-octane adventure Chinese Democracy ; A 007 Mystery - Introduction The Making of Chinese Democracy : A James Bond 007 Parody -Part 6 The movie continues with...
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Buy the Latest Heavy Metal Band T-Shirts Online
It doesn't matter whether you're at a summer festival at the gatherings of the metal hordes or just in a local bar. If you're at your favourite theatre, entering an arena or even a huge stadium gig. Wherever you are rockin you'll need that t-shirt.
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The Making of Chinese Democracy : A James Bond 007 Parody - Part 5
The story is really getting underway now. But if you missed any here is where it started. Just make a coffee, pull up a chair and click on the link. Chinese Democracy ; A 007 Mystery - Introduction The Making of Chinese Democracy : A James Bond...
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The Making of Chinese Democracy : A James Bond 007 Parody - Part 4
"Be Kind, Rewind" for the start of the movie. If you've just come in you've missed a big chunk so far. But don't worry! Just click on the link for the introduction. Chinese Democracy ; A 007 Mystery - Introduction The Making of Chinese Democracy :...
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Buy the Latest Thrash Metal Band T-Shirts Online
Thrash Metal. A sub-genre of Heavy Rock that has enjoyed success for three decades now. Check out this selection of t-shirts from the top bands.
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Politics and Sleaze : A Parliamentary Debate
Fresh allegations emerged that Labour MP Alfred Shovel received undeclared donations of several compact discs of the groups ‘Vains of Jenna’ and ‘Crazy Lixx’ from Swedish record companies keen to promote the bands in the UK. At Prime Minister’s question time David Cameron rounded on Labour Leader...
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The Making of Chinese Democracy : A James Bond 007 Parody - Part 3
If you've missed the start, don't worry. You can catch up quickly with the rest of us. Just click on this link for the introduction. Chinese Democracy ; A 007 Mystery - Introduction The Making of Chinese Democracy : A James Bond 007 Parody - Part...
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The Making of Chinese Democracy : A James Bond 007 Parody - Part 2
In this scene James Bond meets with the technical supremo 'Q' at the latter's underground laboratory and testing facility. Once again actor John Cleese returns to play the role of 'Q' with his usual relish. Bond was on his way from 'M's' office to the laboratory deep in the heart of the underground...
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Buy Easter Gifts Online
Always one of the most fun festivals in the annual calendar, Easter is popular among young and old. A marvellous occasion for family get-togethers and to share an enjoyable time.
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The Making of Chinese Democracy : A James Bond 007 Parody - Part 1
If you've come in late then don't worry. You can just click on the link to rewind to the start of the movie here. Chinese Democracy ; A 007 Mystery - Introduction The Making of Chinese Democracy : A James Bond 007 Parody - Part 1 Opening scene at...
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Buy Leather Biker Jackets Online
"What're you rebelling against, Johnny?" ....."Whaddya got?" That immortal movie line from a young Marlon Brando who snarled and sneered his way across the celluloid in 'The Wild One' almost 60 years ago. The film may have badly dated since 1953 but the look and style certainly has not.
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The Making of Chinese Democracy : A James Bond 007 Parody - The Prologue
Just click on the link below to take you back to the start of the story and how it all started. Chinese Democracy ; A 007 Mystery - Introduction The Making of Chinese Democracy : A James Bond 007 Parody : Prologue Obligatory Opening Action...
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The Making of Chinese Democracy : A James Bond 007 Parody - Introduction
The almost true story behind the release of one of the most controversial Rock albums in history. The album 'Chinese Democracy' by shock rockers Guns n' Roses led by the enigmatic figure of Axl Rose. An album over 13 years in the making, shrouded in heavy secrecy and steeped in speculation
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How to Save the Environment : Buy Bug Repellent
Everyone loves spring time when flowers are blooming and birds singing as nature becomes a kinder force for all. But as you might imagine the bugs come out in force again to spoil the fun.
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Obama as Othello ; A Shakespeare Parody. Act 2 Scene 5 - The Presidential Inauguration of 2009.
Curtain's up for the first scene at this link. Just click here. Othell'Obama ; A Shakespearean Comedy. Act 1 : Scene 1 Obama as Othello ; A Shakespeare Parody. - Act 2 Scene 5. The Presidential Inauguration of 2009. It is the 20th January 2009...
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The Jedi Wizard of the Ozzfest Rings : Epilogue
The tent began to glow from a bright white light that shone from outside onto their backs. They all turned towards it as the light grew stronger and stronger and glittered with a multitude of tiny sparkles. From deep within the light came a shadowy apparition floating down
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The Jedi Wizard of the Ozzfest Rings : Part 7
The triumphant return to the Paradise City and a romantic reconciliation. The 4 X 4 arrived at the city gates and Zak tooted the horn. They drove past a scene of destruction on the the way to the festival site. There had been a pre-gig riot.
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The Jedi Wizard of the Ozzfest Rings : Part 6
The dreaded Wicked Witch of the West is confronted and finally cools off. From above came a disembodied voice replete with satisfaction All eyes rolled upwards and peered up into the gloom. Among the inner ramparts and gargoyles stood a tall, dark-haired man, middle-aged but of handsome features
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Obama as Othello ; A Shakespeare Parody. Act 2 Scene 4 - The Election Night of 2008.
Click on the link to get back to the start of this crazy campaign Othell'Obama ; A Shakespearean Comedy. Act 1 : Scene 1 Obama as Othello ; A Shakespeare Parody. Act 2 Scene 4 The Election Night of 2008. It is November election night after...
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The Jedi Wizard of the Ozzfest Rings : Part 5
The dreadful trip to the Witches castle where more danger awaits our gallant crew. They journeyed off again, this time in the direction of the Witch's Castle 50 miles hence from the Paradise City.
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The Jedi Wizard of the Ozzfest Rings : Part 4
Our happy gang finally enter the hallowed halls of the Paradise City and meet the famous Wizard of Oz. The words 'Paradise City Welcomes Careful Drivers' emblazoned the sign as Zakk roared past at 100 miles an hour with an empty tequila pitcher jammed on his head.
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Obama as Othello ; A Shakespeare Parody. Act 2, Scenes 2 and 3 - The Home Improvement TV Show.
To take your seat at the opening curtain of our little play, just click here Othell'Obama ; A Shakespearean Comedy. Act 1 : Scene 1 Obama as Othello ; A Shakespeare Parody. Act 2 : Scene 2. The Home Improvement TV Show. In a studio set...
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The Jedi Wizard of the Ozzfest Rings : Part 3
Now with two more travellers, Amy and her new friends walk through the forest in the dark with great trepidation. They made their getaway in haste but suffered a few nightmare hours in the forest as they were slowly enveloped in the cloying darkness.
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The Jedi Wizard of the Ozzfest Rings: Part 2
The next morning Amy and her new tin-plated companion set off for the Paradise City. The Munchkins gave her a rousing farewell with their traditional goodbye song.
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Welcome to my 100th Hub on Hubpages
Welcome to my 100th Hub on Hubpages Welcome to my 100th Hub on Hubpages. Welcome, Wilkommen, Benvenido, Bienvenu, Benvenuto etc. etc. etc. That should cover quite a few folk. Here it is then, for what it's worth. My 100th Hub on Hubpages. ...
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Obama as Othello ; A Shakespeare Parody. Act 2 Scene 1 - The Head to Head Debate with McCain.
To begin at the start of our little tale, just click on this link. Othell'Obama ; A Shakespearean Comedy. Act 1 : Scene 1 Obama as Othello ; A Shakespeare Parody. Act 2 Scene 1. The Head to Head Debate with McCain. Hempstead, New York State ...
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Obama as Othello ; A Shakespeare Parody. Act 1 Scene 4 - Bill Clinton Advises the President.
For the opening scene of our tale click on this link Othell'Obama ; A Shakespearean Comedy. Act 1 : Scene 1 Photo by aflcio @ Flickr Creative CommonsObama as Othello ; A Shakespeare Parody. Act 1 Scene 4 - Bill Clinton Advises the President. ...
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The Jedi Wizard of the Ozzfest Rings : Part One
Knights, wizards, hobbits, robots and rock stars all rolled into one story. Follow the adventures of Amy and her gang on the Yellow Brick Road to Ozzfest.
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Obama as Othello ; A Shakespeare Parody. Act 1, Scenes 2 and 3 - The Campaign Trail.
For the beginning of our tale click the link for the opening scene. Othell'Obama ; A Shakespearean Comedy. Act 1 : Scene 1 Obama as Othello ; A Shakespeare Parody. Act 1 - Scenes 2 and 3 The Campaign Trail. Act 1 Scene 2 : Toledo, Ohio The...
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Obama as Othello; A Shakespeare Parody. Act 1 Scene 1 - Who Will be President?
This is me Richard Iago on our regular look at the campaign trail for Election 2008. Today the Democratic candidate Othell’Obama has passed through the Venice district of Los Angeles during the final stages of his campaigning here in California.
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The Strange Tale of Monty Rigamarole : The One-Legged Contortionist
A whimsical recount of a wonderful talent. Follow the adventures of Monty Rigmarole the greatest act to have tread the boards in England after the Great War. A surreal and bizarre tale.
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Help those who suffered in the Credit-Crunch.
At this time of crisis we are all naturally concerned about money and prices in this uncertain world. Our High Street banks desperately need your help and they need it NOW, so we would ask you to reach down into your hearts but more importantly into your pockets and give generously to this worthy...
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Funny Things Children Say: A History Lesson in Fundamental Arithmetic.
An amusing anecdote of a day in class for a long-suffering teacher. Mr McKillop encounters and inquisitive class who never take anything at face value, especially when it comes to the numbers
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Sponsor the World : How to Produce Effective Advertising
“Adverts, Adverts everywhere and don’t you stop to think!!” Of all the things that bother me most about modern life, intrusive advertising has got to be the most irritating and infuriating. It drives me nuts.
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Celebrity Boxing Match: Get in the Ring!
Seconds out! Who's the best? Who's the hardest rocker in town? Get in the ring! Swing every punch, feel every blow and find out who hits the canvas first.
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Sarah Palin for President 2012 : A United Opposition
The rumours of Sarah Palin quest for the nomination as 2012 Presidential candidate for the Republican Party has aroused enormous controversy across America. None more so than among two distinct minority groups who, for the first time, have set aside their historical differences to form a coalition...
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Cleopatra, Queen of Egypt : The Ugly Truth
With news that the gorgeous Gal Gadot is going to appear in a new film version of the story of Cleopatra, ruler of ancient Egypt, it raises the old story about authenticity in the movies. Is history about to be re-written once again?
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What if Women Ruled the World? : The Battle of all Mothers
There is a time-honoured saying that ‘Mother's knows best’ not only about mothering you know, but about everything. Well that's what they say don't they, but if it were true then shouldn't we put the mothers of the World in charge of everything?
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It's a Knockout for Metal Fans!!! Who is the best Rock Band Ever?
Who is the best Rock band ever? Well, there's only one way to find out! Stick all the top stars into a field and let them get on with it. Who will be the winner?
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A Rough Guide to Germany - Things to Do in Heidelberg
A visit to the historic centre of Heidelberg. With many photographs and insights into the attractions and history of this charming German town. Full of humour and informality.
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A Rough Guide to Germany : Things to do in Frankfurt
A city of finance and fun, commerce and culture. This comprehensive guide of places to visit in Frankfurt will tell you everything you need to know about the town some call 'Mainhatten', others call 'Bankfurt'. Detailed and interesting for anyone planning a trip to the German money capital.
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The Glasgow Empire Theatre: Tales from the House of Terror!
“Freud said that the essence of the comic was the conservation of psychic energy. But then Freud never played Second House, Friday night at the Glasgow Empire” (Ken Dodd)
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Belgian Chocolate. Join the Great Confectionery Conspiracy
This is a special alert to all operatives across the world to warn of a threat to our livelihood, safety and security. The Government of the rogue terror state of Belgium is up to something. This is one delicious conspiracy theory.
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How to Build a Family-Sized Camping Tent
If you would like to know the best way to erect a family-size tent then I'm sure you'll find many useful websites on the internet. This isn't one of them. But, as it is you're here reading this so you might as well click on the link.
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Hosepipe Rainbows : How to Survive Camping in a Tent
Have you ever lived for 6 months in a tent? It's not that bad an experience, I quite liked living in a tent. Except for four unmemorable days when it rained and rained and rained.
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Greatest Blues Guitarists - Rory Gallagher: from Sinner Boy to Shinkicker
The world was presented with a special gift the day that Monica Gallagher gave birth to a son in the town of Ballyshannon in County Donegal.This post-war child in neutral Ireland would grow up to become one of the true legends of a country which enjoyed the riches of artists, poets, writers and...
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CSI Los Angeles : A Murder Mystery in Beverly Hills
Crazy spoof on the famous CSI TV series. Expect the unexpected as we visit the crime scene of a grisly crime in the hills of Hollywood.
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Heavy Metal Guitar Legends : An 'Interview' With Ted Nugent
Spoof interview with the Motorcity Madman as he speaks with 'Whispering Bob Harris at the BBC. Hear Ted speak about his music, his politics and whatever else gets in the way of his machine-gun delivery.
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Stars of the NWOBHM: An Interview With Eddie of Iron Maiden
Probably the most photographed star in the music business who has never lost his looks, although that's not saying much. An interview with Eddie of Iron Maiden.
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Download Festival 2010 Review : Sunday Muddy Sunday
We had agreed that first thing on Sunday morning we would be packing the tents and equipment away and storing them in the mini-bus. From past experience we knew there could be possible trouble later on that night on the site. The last night at Donington can be mad.
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Download Festival 2010 Review : Saturday in the Park
Photo by arriba @ Flickr Creative Commons Download Festival Review 2010 : Saturday in the Park Day Two It's an annual 'Stinkfest' if you're not careful after three to five days living on a campsite in the summertime. Saturday morning saw...
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Download Festival 2010 Review : Friday On My Mind
Erecting a two-person tent when you're drunk is much akin to folding custard with boxing gloves. Just one example of a fan's eye view of the Music Festival experience when ACDC thunder into Donington.
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An Alternative History of Glasgow. The 20th Century
Spoof history of Glasgow in the 20th century. Lipton's tea, the QE2, sectarian madness, Simple Minds and Billy Connolly.
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A Tribute to Polish Vodka: An Historical Treatise and Sober Analysis
An insight into the impact of Polish vodka on the history of the country. I also examine the influence of various alcoholic beverages on the strategies and victories of the military greats. Bizarre and surreal you may need a stiff drink after reading this.
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An Alternative History of Glasgow. The Victorian City and the Workshop of the Empire
There's been a murder. Read about the graverobbers and the Glasgow Frankenstein of 1818. How did the Kelvin temperature scale get its name? Celebrity hangings and poisoned lovers, Queen Victoria and Charles Rennie Mackintosh. It's all here in the history of the great city.
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Greatest Heist Movies : Re-Heat: The Sequel
The long-awaited sequel to Michael Mann's celebrated thriller 'Heat' was less well received than its predecessor when it was released in 2009. Nevertheless it has rapidly become a cult classic amongst idiots and intellectuals alike but especially for those in the American food industry.
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An Alternative History of Glasgow : Reformation, Trade and Technology.
And so came the Reformation to Scotland in 1560 inspired by clergyman John Knox, who was a bit like a 16h century Ian Paisley, but without the sense of humour.
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An Alternative History of Glasgow : The Royal Burgh and the Late Middle Ages.
A quick-fire romp through the history of Glasgow with William Wallace tangling with Lord Percy. Or so Blind Harry tells us. Learn about the fishy going-ons of Bishop Jocelyn and the rise of the 16th century firebrand John Knox
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An Alternative History of Glasgow : St Mungo and the Dark Ages
The ridiculously true story of the patron saint of Glasgow. St Mungo's miracles in full. Plus the invasion of the Vikings and lots of Kingly doings afoot in old Scotland.
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An Alternative History of Glasgow : The Roman Occupation and Early Christianity
An alternative history for the least-easily offended. We begin our historic odyssey with the Romans who were denied the traditional Scottish hospitality. Then we learn about the tribulations of St Ninian amongst the Glasgow people.
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Classic Star Trek Episodes : It's rock Jim, but not as we know it.
For Trekkies and Rock fans alike, an affectionate spoof of the Star Trek TV series. Enjoy the riotous events of the trial of Commander Veelra Noyz.
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The History of Clyde Shipbuilding Post WW2: The Clyde Made Glasgow and Glasgow Made the Clyde
The years of the post-World War 2 era marked the further decline and almost the complete death-knell for the Clyde River as shipbuilding centre. Fierce competition from rivals far more advanced in technology, efficiency and scientific management were leaving the Clydesiders trailing in their wake.
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Places to Visit in Glasgow : Art Galleries and Museums
There are many hidden treasures contained inside the buildings of post-industrial Glasgow. Among them are the many museums that house priceless works of art and historical artefacts throughout the city. Here is a list of the 'must-see' places in Glasgow.
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Buy Flower Seeds Online
Thinking about springtime and summer already? A garden full of life and colour? Here are a few suggestions for seeds that you may want to buy through mail-order suppliers. Poppies, roses, daisies or whatever catches your eye with some advice and also some problems worth noting.
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The Daizies 4 : The Fading then Falling with Slight Return and Back in Fashion Rise of the Rock Legends
A silly satire on Rock n' Roll. In the fourth and final part of this revealing interview Wayne talks about his environmental work and the solo projects of the band members. But he also speaks about the comeback of The Daizies as they moved into the 21st century.
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What's So Super About Supergroups? : The Good, the Bad and the Magnificent Seven.
What is so super about Supergroups? Something I've never managed to fathom out. Seems like a great idea on paper getting a new band together from established stars, but once they put it down on disc then it falls apart.
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Buy Scottish Folk Music Online :The albums of Karen Matheson and Capercaille
One of the most beautiful voices in traditional Scottish song, if not the best, surely belongs to Karen Matheson. Whether singing in Gaelic or English her velvet tones lend an ethereal quality and atmosphere to Scottish love ballads and haunting Highland tunes.
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The History of Clyde Shipbuilding: 20th Century Warfare and the Great Queens of the Oceans.
The first half of the 20th Century saw the steady, sometimes steep, decline of shipbuilding on the Clyde. It was marked by two World wars on either side of a Great Depression and throughout these years new challenges from other shipbuilding nations as the Clyde eventually lost its prominence.
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Great British TV Detectives : CSI London - Murder on the Thames
Fun spoof of the famous CSI TV series. Follow our famous London detectives as they investigate a gruesome murder on the Thames River.
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To Curl or be Curled : The Temporary Solution to the Permanent Wave
I thought the perm was going to make a comeback. I remember someone saying that on TV a couple of years back so I thought it must be true and in fact they said that the big hair of the 1980's was going to be in vogue again.
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Bring Back 'It's a Knockout' : Les Jeux Sans Frontieres, n'est pas?
I dare you not to laugh at these crazy videos, in fact I double dare you not to laugh. These are just some examples from a collection that takes me back to those carefree childhood days of 1970's television.
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The Madness of King Henry VIII - Tudor Stay or Tudor Go?
History and Psychology rarely seem to connect. But maybe there is scope for some synthesis. It then transpired that perhaps psychoanalyse with Henry the Eighth is indeed possible, albeit from a safe distance.
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The History of Clyde Shipbuilding: The late 19th & Early 20th Century Workshop of the British Empire
The Victorian and Edwardian years leading up to the First World War were unprecedented for the Clyde shipbuilding industry. They were the halcyon days of the river as Great Britain totally dominated shipping and shipbuilding.
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The Daizies Part 3: The Risible Rise, Further Fall and Demise of the Rock Legends
A Heavy Rock parody. In Part 3 Wayne talks about the rebirth of Rock in the 80's, the 'New Wave of British Heavy Metal' and their involvement in the 'Band Aid' charity phenomenon and the challenges of Grunge, Thrash Metal and the Reagan-Thatcher politico-economic environment.
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The Very Best of Italian Rock: Language No Barrier to Good Music (With Videos)
Why should all good Rock music be sung in English? There are many great artists out there in the non-English speaking world. Here are some Italian musicians that I have enjoyed over the past few year.
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The History of Clyde Shipbuilding: The 19th Century Atlantic Race and American Competition
A competitive market opened up between Britain and the USA with the invention of the ocean-going liner trade in the early 19th century. Advances in steam technology and ship construction allowed bigger ships to be built that could achieve the trans-Atlantic voyage faster and more safely than ever...
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The History of Clyde Shipbuilding: The 19th Century Cradle of Steam Navigation
In the first half of the 19th century, the area of Glasgow and the River Clyde was not yet the world leader in shipbuilding. However the seeds were being sown, not only by the merchants and manufacturers of this growing industrialised city, but also the technologists.
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The History of Clyde Shipbuilding: The 18th Century and the American Connection
In the recent historical past one of the greatest rivers on Earth was the Clyde River in Scotland. The history of Clyde shipbuilding is an incredible story of the men who built the industry. From the entrepreneurs, the engineers and the ordinary men who produced some of the biggest and most famous...
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The Daizies Part 2 : The Further Fall and Faltering Failings of the Rock Legends
Rock n' Roll spoof. In Part 2, of this 4-part interview, Wayne Starlight tells us all about the truth behind their long-awaited tour of America. About their wild parties and crazy nights that eventually got them onto the front pages of the scandal sheets.
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The Classic British Red Telephone Box : A National Charity Appeal for the K6 Jubilee.
This week has been specially nominated as 'Red Telephone Box Awareness Week' across the land. Please spare a thought and a few coppers for the oft-forgotten K6 Red Telephone Box.
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The Daizies. Part 1: The Rise and Fall and Rising Fall of the Rock Legends.
A fun-filled fictional account of a faltering, failing Rock band. In the first of a four part interview, Wayne Starlight, lead singer of 'The Daizies' , one time crack-head, drinker, gambler, strip-club patron, sheep rustler and environmental activist introduces us to his career.
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The Invasion of the Tribute Bands : (The Worst and the Best Live Tribute Acts)
A slightly tongue-in-cheek meander through the modern sensation. Resist the invasion of the tribute bands. Real music for real music fans.
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Berlin and the East : Ostalgie in the Free World
The phenomenon of 'Ostaglie' that occurred in some sectors of German society after the Berlin Wall fell in 1989. The term is a hybrid of the words for 'east' and 'nostalgia' and describes an atavistic longing for the past as people.
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Famous Songs With Numbers: You Can't Count Rock N' Roll!
It just don't add up. They say you can't stop rock n' roll but I say you can't count rock n' roll. Here are some of the worst arithmetical miscalculations from the world of popular music.
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A-Z of Classic Rock Bands
An irreverent round up of 26 of the top Classic Rock bands in history. From Aerosmith to ZZ Top. No turn unstoned, no reputations salvaged.
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The Hill Street Blues Legacy
Police dramas have changed over the years and today we have the three ‘CSI’ series, ‘The Shield’, ‘NCIS’,’The Wire’ ‘Law and Order’ all enjoying commercial success and critical acclaim. But all of these programmes owe their heritage to one programme. The multi-award winning ‘Hill Street Blues’...
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William Shakespeare's Top 20 Rock Tunes
Shakespeare Rocks! Here is a quick list of the greatest tunes of the immortal Bard of Avon. In the words of Saxon 'Denim and quill-feather brought us all together'.
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A Guide to Jargon in Rock Music
Ever wondered what those mangled garblings of rockstars actually meant in real English? Learn here at 'LinguaRock with Professor von Stuffelheim.
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Taekwondo: High Kicks and Tender Knuckles
A humorous account of the aches and pains, stresses and strains of Taekwondo. But this sport could be for you as an effective way to get fit and stay relaxed.
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Things to do in Verona : A Stroll Through Ancient Italy
Full of humour and keen observation as well as handy tips for tourists on things to do in Verona. Enjoy an informal but insightful meander through this great city in Northern Italy.
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ACDC on Stage : The Black Ice Tour 2009
Review from a fans-eye view of the memorable concert by ACDC in Glasgow 2009. The Young boys were back in town, the place of their birth, in front of an adoring crowd of 60,000 at Hampden Park.