A hefty slap on the back returns his eyes to their sockets and his tongue to its sprocket

The content of this column may have varied over the years – at least Tom Wheeler hopes it has - but one thing it’s never contained is a review

The dwindling supply of Blackwing pencils became mythical, going for exorbitant prices to avid users and analogue devotees

Tools like DALL-E, ChatGPT, and Bard have made it easier than ever for anyone to create deepfake images

According to Albert Einstein ‘life is like riding a bicycle.
To keep your balance, you must keep moving’

It’s a run off between “mark my words” Biden and that piece of walking incoherence, the criminal Trump

This is election year on both sides of the pond. As 2025 approaches we’ll find ourselves on the brink of the Starmer/Trump years; Labour in charge at Westminster while Trump gets busy making the world even scarier

Ingredients are heavily Scottish, but with discernible twangs from five years working for Gordon Ramsay in New York

Kennedy Wilson on the female Beatles, chalets for crossdressers, HBO and Hitchcock’s storyboards

Leith can claim a good part of Ken Buchannan MBE, undisputed world featherweight champion
in 1971

It’s not the planet that’s tatty, like Norma Desmond it is still ‘big’, humanity has come up short

One of our more treasured possessions is the Diary of the Scottish Newhaven Fisherwomen’s Choir, dated 1927– 1977

For Lawrence Lettice, school days were happy ones indeed, while others may see things in a different light