Paul McCartney – on his Uranus Return

Paul McCartney – on his Uranus Return

Paul McCartney shows no sign of slowing down in his early 80s with a new album out – The Boys of Dungeon Lane – of “memory songs” that reflect on his childhood in Liverpool, birdwatching on the banks of the Mersey and knocking about with his Beatles bandmates John Lennon, Ringo Starr and George Harrison….

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Nick Cage – keen to stand out from his family

Nick Cage – keen to stand out from his family

Wild and wayout actor Nick Cage is back in a well-reviewed (mainly) “Spider-Noir,” his first TV leading role, about a Depression-era private investigator pulled back into his  crime-fighting Spider-Man alter ego.   Cage’s surrealistic method of acting attracts divided opinion.  Film director David Lynch described him as “the jazz musician of American acting”; others say…

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Planetary Dialogues – understanding the other

Planetary Dialogues – understanding the other

Thespians rule the day with a delightful new astrology book which dramatizes the archetypes behind each planet, involving different pairs in a creative discussion with each other – in verse.  The authors, John Wadsworth and Andreea Bradu, were working with astrology and in theatre in Glastonbury when inspiration struck about the benefits of having the…

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Kenneth Branagh – returning to his roots

Kenneth Branagh – returning to his roots

Kenneth Branagh, once hailed as the next Olivier, has returned full circle to play Prospero in Shakespeare’s The Tempest, his first Stratford appearance in 30 years. The RSC (Royal Shakespeare Company) started off his career with a flourish when he played to sold-out audiences in Henry V aged 24. Since then he has starred and…

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Iran, Trump, Netanyahu – no good deal

Iran, Trump, Netanyahu – no good deal

Clutching for straws in the intractable standoff with Iran with Trump sounding increasingly desperate and the Iranians stronger than before with the Strait of Hormuz forever after their winning strategy – two separate astro-thoughts.   One is that this weekend till the middle of August tr Neptune at 4 degrees Aries will significantly impact Netanyahu,…

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Blue Ivy & Harper – Jupiterian family luck

Blue Ivy & Harper – Jupiterian family luck

Blue Ivy Carter, daughter of Beyonce and Harper of the Beckham clan, both in their early teens, appear keen to launch themselves into adult careers, following their mothers’ footstep.  Blue Ivy, 7 January 2012 6pm Los Angeles, is listed as a singer, actress, and dancer. Her 2019 single, “Brown Skin Girl” (with Beyoncé, Wizkid and…

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Peter Murrell – admits embezzling SNP funds

Peter Murrell – admits embezzling SNP funds

Nicola Sturgeon’s former husband Peter Murrell has admitted embezzling £400,000 over 12 years from SNP party funds. She said she was “angry, hurt, sad and very distressed” by his admission but denied knowing anything about his actions. Critics said it was inconceivable she was unaware of what Peter Murrell was doing when they ruled the…

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Vladimir Putin – the bear at bay

Vladimir Putin – the bear at bay

Vladimir Putin is plagued with a failing economy, a Ukraine invasion not going his way, with Trump not delivering on a Kiev submission and significant discontent internally. Mobile internet has been intermittently disrupted or shut down entirely, causing Russian businesses to lose billions of roubles, with higher taxes and rising inflation, and the cost of…

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