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Head South review – post-punk coming-of-age tale strikes a personal note

A teenager in 70s New Zealand dreams of starting a band in Jonathan Ogilvie’s nostalgic comedy, which opens Rotterdam’s international film festival

The Guardian - UK

The Holdovers review – brilliant Paul Giamatti hits the happy/sad sweet spot

Alexander Payne's story of a cantankerous teacher holed up for Christmas with a wayward teen and the school cook is expertly told with gentle, grownup comedy

The Guardian - UK

"I'll be honest here – I think they blew us off stage every single night": what happened when AC/DC went on tour with Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow

In 1976 Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow embarked on the Rising tour of Europe with a young band from Australia in tow: Ronnie James Dio was watching them very closely

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"I've always regarded myself as a rock drummer. I mean, John Bonham is my number one hero": What happened when Roxy Music drummer Paul Thompson auditioned for AC/DC

AC/DC's Journey through the 1980s could have been very different if Brian Johnson had had his way

Louder

The 21 Most Batshit Neighbours Storylines We’ll Never Forget

From tornadoes hitting Erinsborough to dog dream sequences.

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"I'll say goodbye to the boys and they can get someone else in to do the job. And I really mean it": Revisiting Black Ice, the album that saved AC/DC's career

For eight long years they’d been silent. Then, seemingly out of the blue, AC/DC rediscovered their mojo with Black Ice and became bigger than ever

Metal Hammer

“I've never been a fan of tapping, tricks or whammy bars. There have been a few greats, like Edward Van Halen and Randy Rhoads, but what they did came from somewhere”: Kiss's Paul Stanley names 11 guitarists who shaped his sound

The stalwart rhythm guitarist gets back to the roots of his brand of hard-rock showmanship: why AC/DC and Kiss share a similar guitar mentality, how Mitch Mitchell elevated Jimi Hendrix, and what makes Jimmy Page the Beethoven of guitarists

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The Holdovers review – Alexander Payne and Paul Giamatti reunite for charming comedy

The director makes a welcome return to form with a warm and melancholic 70s-set comedy drama led by a trio of note-perfect performances

The Guardian - US

The new kitchen gardens: meet the UK chefs and restaurants growing their own

From rooftops in the middle of cities to the grounds of top-class restaurants, chefs are taking back control of their ingredients

The Guardian - UK

Cheap Trick’s Rick Nielsen on the genius of AC/DC’s Bon Scott: “My house burnt down the same day as Bon died. I cared more about Bon than the building”

Cheap Trick’s Rick Nielsen on jamming with AC/DC, the majesty of Highway To Hell and the ‘pirate’ genius of Bon Scott

Louder

I took my daughter to Greece – and saw the world through a 17-year-old’s eyes

On our off-season break in Kos, we talk about friends, boys, college, and I realise one-on-one time is beneficial to our relationship and her wellbeing

The Guardian - UK

The Holdovers: release date, cast and everything we know about the movie

Alexander Payne reunites with Paul Giamatti in The Holdovers. Here is everything we know about the new comedy movie.

WhatToWatch

Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging, as told by its stars: ‘I still get asked – are you Slaggy Lindsay?’

Fifteen years ago, a British comedy about the pressures of being a teenage girl became a generation-defining hit. To celebrate its birthday, Isobel Lewis spoke to director Gurinder Chadha and many of its stars – including Georgia Groome and Eleanor Tomlinson – about on-set crushes, sneaky fag breaks and coming…

The Independent UK

Driver proud to win 'UK's filthiest car' award with snacks and tools all over seats

Photographs show Lindy Winship's Saab Estate piled up with lots of rubbish - so much so she is unable to take any passengers - and her car has been branded a "graveyard"

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Guitar World

The Black Crowes' Rich Robinson names 11 guitarists who shaped his sound

The seasoned tonesmith reflects on spending "some of the best moments of my life" with Jimmy Page, the guitarist with a tone so unbelievable that "no-one on this Earth can touch him" and why Duane Allman is just as important as Jimi Hendrix

Edinburgh Live

We raced an Edinburgh tram and Lothian bus to see which is faster on new route

Edinburgh Live went down for a sneak peek of the new tram line and decided to have a Top Gear-style race to see which was faster - the bus or the tram.

The National (Scotland)

ScotRail employee branded 'legend' for response to racist tweet

A SCOTRAIL employee has been applauded after standing up to a racist tweet.

Newcastle Herald

When hope turns to grief: dealing with pregnancy loss

'Sometimes I wonder if we normalised sharing it earlier, if that might change the experience of pregnancy loss.'

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Daily Record

Scots dog owner devastated after snake bite kills puppy during walk

Ollie, the cocker spaniel, could not be saved from the poisonous snake bite he got when he was on a hike in Angus.

Liverpool Echo

Liverpool's best restaurants and bars - an insider's guide

The best restaurants and bars in Liverpool as chosen by our writers

ABC News

Teen urges others not to try vaping, ahead of Federal Government crackdown on black market

What started as an experiment in year 7 turned into an intense nicotine addiction for Angus, who is warning other teenagers not to take up vaping, as authorities plan a crackdown on the black market.

The Guardian - UK

Katherine Heiny: ‘Writing about sex and relationships ends up being about infidelity’

Swallowed hearing aids, origami obsessives and a husband who’s a former MI6 agent ... Standard Deviation author Katherine Heiny isn’t short of inspiration, so why did it take 25 years to get her writing career off the ground?

Chronicle Live

Who was Raoul Moat? The Newcastle killer who sparked dramatic manhunt that inspired ITV drama

As new ITV drama, The Hunt for Raoul Moat, lifts the lid on operation to catch infamous fugitive, we delve into the life of the Tyneside doorman who became Britain's most wanted

WhatToWatch

Casualty twist STUNS as Faith’s assault and addiction are revealed in shocking flashbacks

The trusted Casualty nurse is addicted to drugs after a shocking assault in her own home… Do Iain, Max and Dylan suspect Faith needs help?

Daily Record

Scots rock brothers from Gun tell Gallaghers: 'Stop acting like prats and reform Oasis'

The Gizzis have had their fallouts and spats but making music for Gun has kept them together since 1989, and say their new albums could be the group's best yet.

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