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North Wales Chronicle
13 hours ago
- Entertainment
- North Wales Chronicle
Glasgow pottery night inspired by cult TV classic Twin Peaks
The Craft Pottery will host the Twin-Peaks inspired ceramics event at Through the House, a new Glasgow café, on Wednesday, June 18, from 6.30pm to 8.30pm. Guests will be able to create ceramic art inspired by David Lynch's surreal series, in a setting styled after the show's iconic Red Room. Read more: Glasgow Film Theatre praised by pro-Israel lobby group over BDS vote The event is both a creative experience and a tribute to Lynch, who died this January. Through the House, decorated with mauve walls, a central disco ball, and vinyl turntables, has been described as a reimagined Red Room—an atmospheric and fitting backdrop for a Lynch-inspired evening. Beth Hoad, studio director at The Craft Pottery, said: "Twin Peaks has such a distinctive, stylish world – a little eerie, a little kitsch, and super creative. "Through the House already feels like it belongs in that universe, so we're really excited to bring it all together." This event is expected to attract strong interest from fans of the show as well as those simply looking for a unique night out. Guests will take home a finished piece of ceramic art—a personal memento from the evening of mystery and creativity. Read more: Glasgow and Lanarkshire groups to perform for National Theatre's 30th anniversary This event is expected to attract strong interest from fans of the show as well as those simply looking for a unique night out. Tickets start at £24 and include themed stencils, a pottery piece of your choice, all materials, glazing and firing - plus, a drink from Through the House's menu. People are encouraged to book tickets in advance , as spaces for the event are limited. To book, call 0141 243 2823 or text 07826 274 598 with your full name, Twin Peaks, and the number of guests attending.
Glasgow Times
15 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Glasgow Times
Glasgow pottery night inspired by cult TV classic Twin Peaks
The Craft Pottery will host the Twin-Peaks inspired ceramics event at Through the House, a new Glasgow café, on Wednesday, June 18, from 6.30pm to 8.30pm. Guests will be able to create ceramic art inspired by David Lynch's surreal series, in a setting styled after the show's iconic Red Room. Read more: Glasgow Film Theatre praised by pro-Israel lobby group over BDS vote The event is both a creative experience and a tribute to Lynch, who died this January. Through the House, decorated with mauve walls, a central disco ball, and vinyl turntables, has been described as a reimagined Red Room—an atmospheric and fitting backdrop for a Lynch-inspired evening. Beth Hoad, studio director at The Craft Pottery, said: "Twin Peaks has such a distinctive, stylish world – a little eerie, a little kitsch, and super creative. "Through the House already feels like it belongs in that universe, so we're really excited to bring it all together." This event is expected to attract strong interest from fans of the show as well as those simply looking for a unique night out. Guests will take home a finished piece of ceramic art—a personal memento from the evening of mystery and creativity. Read more: Glasgow and Lanarkshire groups to perform for National Theatre's 30th anniversary This event is expected to attract strong interest from fans of the show as well as those simply looking for a unique night out. Tickets start at £24 and include themed stencils, a pottery piece of your choice, all materials, glazing and firing - plus, a drink from Through the House's menu. People are encouraged to book tickets in advance , as spaces for the event are limited. To book, call 0141 243 2823 or text 07826 274 598 with your full name, Twin Peaks, and the number of guests attending.
Daily Mail
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Naga Munchetty doesn't hold back as she takes brutal swipe at co-star Charlie Stayt live on BBC Breakfast
Naga Munchetty didn't hold back as she took a brutal swipe at her BBC Breakfast co-star Charlie Stayt during Friday's episode of the show. The pair, who present the programme from Thursdays to Saturdays, returned to the red sofa to chat about the current headlines. Naga, 50, explained that there is an auction running to sell items that belong to late director David Lynch, who died on January 16, 2025. She said there will be coffee machines, a log lady ceramic mug, walkie talkies, a pair of stuffed dear heads, a red curtain and patterned rug, as well as ash trays and lighters available to buy. Naga said: 'I think there will be a lot interest in his weird effects at auction.' From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the DailyMail's new Showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. Charlie, 62, added: 'As soon as you say Twin Peaks...' The TV star then tried to sing the theme tune to the horror drama, which was on screens between 1990 and 1991. Charlie continued: 'No, give it time. You've got to Give it time! I think I did it about right, I'll try it again if you like...' However, a very unimpressed Naga made a brutal dig at her co-star as she said: 'No don't.' She then quipped: 'Says a lot about what is in your head, really.' Laughing at her comment, Charlie said back: 'Absolutely Twin Peaks, but anyway.' It's not the first time this week that Naga has made a cheeky comment on the show. Naga had to apologise to weatherwoman Carol Kirkwood live on Thursday's episode of BBC Breakfast after admitting to making a 'sinister' comment. Carol, 63, featured on the show to inform viewers with what to expect from the weather on May 30, 2025. The weather lady explained that Friday will start with rain, but some areas could reach as high as 25 degrees. After wrapping up the segment, Naga said: 'I'm liking your numbers Carol.' 'Thank you Naga,' Carol said back with a smile on her face. Charlie couldn't contain his emotion and burst into laughter back in the studio. Naga said: 'That sounded sinister, didn't it?' Carol replied: 'It did. I don't know what is coming next!' Naga cheekily said back: 'Ah well we have another hour together. We shall see. See you later!' Carol put her hand on her face as the presenters giggled away in the studio.
The Advertiser
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Advertiser
David Lynch's director's chair among items up for sale
David Lynch's director's chair is among 450 items from his collection being sold at auction. The late US filmmaker died aged 78 in January, and now hundreds of his pieces are being offered next month including props, fine art, paint supplies and film memorabilia. Lynch's director's chair, which has his name emblazoned on the back in gold lettering, is in the auction for an estimated price of between $US5000-$US7000. Catherine Williamson, managing director of entertainment for Julien's Auctions, said in a statement: "Julien's and TCM are honoured to represent and offer to the public for the first time this incredible collection of one of the greatest and most revered filmmakers of all time, David Lynch. "These historical and cherished pieces reflecting David Lynch's singular artistic vision, as well as his passions and pursuits ranging from his director's chair, espresso machine to his guitar, record collections and Twin Peaks-style decor, come directly from the home of the visionary artist whose enigmatic films stirred our most imaginative and collective surreal dreams." The David Lynch Collection Live auction is set for June 18. On June 19 and 20, more Lynch items will be included alongside memorabilia from O Brother, Where Art Thou, Once Upon A Time in Hollywood and other movies in the separate Hollywood Legends auction. In the Lynch collection, personal items will be available included fine art, musical instruments, props, home decor and furniture, tools from his workshop at home, and more. His La Marzocoo GS/3 home espresso machine is listed for $US2000-$US3000, while a Block Lodge style red curtain and black and white zig-zag run is listed for $1-2,000. In the Hollywood Legends sale, fans can get their hands on a Twin Peaks hand-drawn original concept map of the titular town, which was created and signed by Lynch, which is estimated at $US40,000 to $US60,000. Lynch died from cardiac arrest due to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. David Lynch's director's chair is among 450 items from his collection being sold at auction. The late US filmmaker died aged 78 in January, and now hundreds of his pieces are being offered next month including props, fine art, paint supplies and film memorabilia. Lynch's director's chair, which has his name emblazoned on the back in gold lettering, is in the auction for an estimated price of between $US5000-$US7000. Catherine Williamson, managing director of entertainment for Julien's Auctions, said in a statement: "Julien's and TCM are honoured to represent and offer to the public for the first time this incredible collection of one of the greatest and most revered filmmakers of all time, David Lynch. "These historical and cherished pieces reflecting David Lynch's singular artistic vision, as well as his passions and pursuits ranging from his director's chair, espresso machine to his guitar, record collections and Twin Peaks-style decor, come directly from the home of the visionary artist whose enigmatic films stirred our most imaginative and collective surreal dreams." The David Lynch Collection Live auction is set for June 18. On June 19 and 20, more Lynch items will be included alongside memorabilia from O Brother, Where Art Thou, Once Upon A Time in Hollywood and other movies in the separate Hollywood Legends auction. In the Lynch collection, personal items will be available included fine art, musical instruments, props, home decor and furniture, tools from his workshop at home, and more. His La Marzocoo GS/3 home espresso machine is listed for $US2000-$US3000, while a Block Lodge style red curtain and black and white zig-zag run is listed for $1-2,000. In the Hollywood Legends sale, fans can get their hands on a Twin Peaks hand-drawn original concept map of the titular town, which was created and signed by Lynch, which is estimated at $US40,000 to $US60,000. Lynch died from cardiac arrest due to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. David Lynch's director's chair is among 450 items from his collection being sold at auction. The late US filmmaker died aged 78 in January, and now hundreds of his pieces are being offered next month including props, fine art, paint supplies and film memorabilia. Lynch's director's chair, which has his name emblazoned on the back in gold lettering, is in the auction for an estimated price of between $US5000-$US7000. Catherine Williamson, managing director of entertainment for Julien's Auctions, said in a statement: "Julien's and TCM are honoured to represent and offer to the public for the first time this incredible collection of one of the greatest and most revered filmmakers of all time, David Lynch. "These historical and cherished pieces reflecting David Lynch's singular artistic vision, as well as his passions and pursuits ranging from his director's chair, espresso machine to his guitar, record collections and Twin Peaks-style decor, come directly from the home of the visionary artist whose enigmatic films stirred our most imaginative and collective surreal dreams." The David Lynch Collection Live auction is set for June 18. On June 19 and 20, more Lynch items will be included alongside memorabilia from O Brother, Where Art Thou, Once Upon A Time in Hollywood and other movies in the separate Hollywood Legends auction. In the Lynch collection, personal items will be available included fine art, musical instruments, props, home decor and furniture, tools from his workshop at home, and more. His La Marzocoo GS/3 home espresso machine is listed for $US2000-$US3000, while a Block Lodge style red curtain and black and white zig-zag run is listed for $1-2,000. In the Hollywood Legends sale, fans can get their hands on a Twin Peaks hand-drawn original concept map of the titular town, which was created and signed by Lynch, which is estimated at $US40,000 to $US60,000. Lynch died from cardiac arrest due to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. David Lynch's director's chair is among 450 items from his collection being sold at auction. The late US filmmaker died aged 78 in January, and now hundreds of his pieces are being offered next month including props, fine art, paint supplies and film memorabilia. Lynch's director's chair, which has his name emblazoned on the back in gold lettering, is in the auction for an estimated price of between $US5000-$US7000. Catherine Williamson, managing director of entertainment for Julien's Auctions, said in a statement: "Julien's and TCM are honoured to represent and offer to the public for the first time this incredible collection of one of the greatest and most revered filmmakers of all time, David Lynch. "These historical and cherished pieces reflecting David Lynch's singular artistic vision, as well as his passions and pursuits ranging from his director's chair, espresso machine to his guitar, record collections and Twin Peaks-style decor, come directly from the home of the visionary artist whose enigmatic films stirred our most imaginative and collective surreal dreams." The David Lynch Collection Live auction is set for June 18. On June 19 and 20, more Lynch items will be included alongside memorabilia from O Brother, Where Art Thou, Once Upon A Time in Hollywood and other movies in the separate Hollywood Legends auction. In the Lynch collection, personal items will be available included fine art, musical instruments, props, home decor and furniture, tools from his workshop at home, and more. His La Marzocoo GS/3 home espresso machine is listed for $US2000-$US3000, while a Block Lodge style red curtain and black and white zig-zag run is listed for $1-2,000. In the Hollywood Legends sale, fans can get their hands on a Twin Peaks hand-drawn original concept map of the titular town, which was created and signed by Lynch, which is estimated at $US40,000 to $US60,000. Lynch died from cardiac arrest due to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
Time Out
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time Out
A replica of the ‘Twins Peaks' diner is popping up in London
It's the 35th anniversary of David Lynch and Mark Frost's landmark TV brain-bender Twin Peaks and MUBI is celebrating in style. For one day only, the streamer will be turning Stoke Newington's New River Café into a pop-up version of Twin Peaks, Washington State's famous Double R Diner – Agent Dale Cooper's morning stop-off of choice. Expect cherry pie, damn fine coffee, and maybe even a glimpse of the Log Lady passing by. The diner will be drop-in only and open from 11am-7pm on June 18. Alongside the coffee and pie, you'll be able to win limited edition Twin Peaks goodies throughout the day. The pop-up diner is the handiwork of the Mam Sham crew and creative agency Hot Sauce Presents. You'll find it at New River Café, 271 Stoke Newington Church Street. Twin Peaks (1990) and 2017's Twin Peaks: The Return are streaming on MUBI from June 13. from September 27-28.
