HeyJaredKate Mossman
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- Jul 23, 2026
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Trainspotting puts line dancing at the heart of the heroin experience (opens the original)
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Nothing suits the relentlessly arch mood of the 1990s less than a West End musical. No one was less likely to sing, or indeed dance, than Sick Boy. With this in mind, I thought Trainspotting: The Musical would be written in the spirit of the era, playing with formula the way Scream played with horror, all of it whipped up into an infinite spiral of knowingness. There’d surely be a host of musicians from back then, lining up to write the songs: like Karl Hyde from Underworld, perhaps, whose “Born
Mick and Keith's album is reassuringly Rolling and serviceably Stones (opens the original)
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I recently discovered that as a teenager, Keith Richards rescued a monkey destined for vivisection from the science lab at Dartford Technical School, and for a short time raised it as his own baby. This story was mentioned in a feature run by the teen magazine Boyfriend in the early Sixties, intended to puncture the bad-boy image at the heart of the Rolling Stones’ campaign. It is now hard to imagine, but the establishment really did once quake at the prospect of Mick, Keith and friends – at the
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