Saturday, 04 July 2009

2009: The year of the cinema blockbuster

Terminator 4 still photo

This year is shaping up to be a great year for fans of popular film - if you love sequels. Check out the trailers for some of the year's biggest movies...

Jools Holland heads star-studded Sands Centre line-up

Jools Holland photo Jools Holland will bring his Rhythm and Blues Orchestra to Carlisle as part of the Sands Centre’s show-stopping 2009 entertainment bill.

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Life imitates art

intheloop37a IN THE LOOP (15, 105 mins) Comedy. Peter Capaldi, Tom Hollander, Chris Addison, Gina McKee, James Gandolfini, Anna Chlumsky, Mimi Kennedy. Director: Armando Iannucci.

Maryport blues festival lines up Jethro Tull, John Mayall and Taj Mahal

John Mayall photo

Rock legends Jethro Tull and the godfather of British blues John Mayall will headline this summer’s Maryport Blues Festival.

North and west Cumbria gig guide

Music logo INFO YOU CAN USE: Constantly updated list of gigs and concerts across north and west Cumbria.

If you have a gig to add, email it here.

Festivals in north and west Cumbria

Roisin Murphy photo INFO YOU CAN USE: Cumbria is host to numerous music festivals throughout the year including . . . Solfest, Maryport blues, Keswick jazz.

Click in for the essential details

Stage & theatre

Will.I.Am

Murder One re-unite their surviving cast to bring an evening of murder, mystery and mayhem to Rosehill Theatre

Mates: The out on the town gallery

Mates photo

SLIDESHOW: Yes, it's back!
The Nightlife gallery of photos featuring you and your mates out on the town has returned.
You can now send us photos from your mobile phone. So, no matter where you are, what time it is or what you're doing, you can show everyone that you're having a ball.
Find out here how you can be part of the fun . . .

Comedy

Fringe comes to the fells

ivan27 KESWICK Comedy Festival takes place tomorrow and Saturday, bringing some of the UK’s top stand-ups to the town as well as entertaining one hour shows that promoter Simon Meyers says “brings a bit of the Fringe” to the town: “It’s a mix of trad stand-up shows – some of them well know and some not so – and a bit of theatre with the one hour shows. What makes it a festival is the variety of what’s on offer.”

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