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Watch a Sneak Peek of This Week's 'Providence Falls' Hallmark Movie 'An Impossible Dream' (Exclusive)
Watch a Sneak Peek of This Week's 'Providence Falls' Hallmark Movie 'An Impossible Dream' (Exclusive) originally appeared on Parade. Hallmark Channel launched its "Summer Nights" August movie event with a three-part limited series, Providence Falls. Based on a bestselling series from authors Jude Deveraux and Tara Sheets, the series follows Liam (Lachlan Quarmby), Cora (Katie Stevens) and Finn (Evan Roderick) across centuries. Liam tries to stay out of love with Cora while playing matchmaker between her and Finn, who are destined to be together. In this week's second movie, An Impossible Dream, Liam continues with his quest. But he is finding it hard not to fall in love even with the present-day Cora, as she is very much like the Cora he remembers from his time. Here's everything we know about Providence Falls Part II: An Impossible Dream, including an exclusive sneak peek. 🎬 SIGN UP for Parade's Daily newsletter to get the latest pop culture news & celebrity interviews delivered right to your inbox 🎬 What is the plot of Providence Falls Part II: An Impossible Dream? In the second film in the Providence Falls trilogy, Detectives Cora and Liam must solve a murder. Meanwhile, despite Liam's hidden love for Cora, he pushes her toward DA Finn Walsh, her fated match, in order to change their destinies. What happened in Providence Falls Part I: Chance of a Lifetime? Part I of Providence Falls starts off in Ireland circa 1844. We find Liam O'Conner, a rogue and a thief, falling in love with Cora McLeod, a fiery but sheltered aristocrat's daughter, who is promised in marriage to a man she barely knows. Their plan to make a new life together in America is thwarted. And the consequences of Liam and Cora's unlikely love ripples through time, causing everyone to relive the events of the past. Now the Angels of Destiny need Liam's help to set things right. And if he doesn't succeed, his very soul is on the line. They transport Liam to the present day to help this incarnation of Cora fall in love with Finn, the man she was destined to marry in 1844. Liam would give anything to reunite with his beloved Cora, but only he retains the memories of their past together. Now a cop in Providence Falls, Oregon, Cora feels an inexplicable connection to Liam, who is introduced as her new partner. And as they tackle a big case together, Liam sees the same passion and adventurous nature in Cora that he had fallen in love with. With everyone's lives at stake, Liam must overcome unexpected and otherworldly obstacles in his mission. Perhaps none as powerful as his own undying love for Cora. How many movies will there be in Providence Falls? There are three movies in the Providence Falls series. Is Providence Falls based on other material? Yes, Providence Falls is based on a series of books from bestselling authors Jude Deveraux and Tara Sheets. Related: When does Providence Falls Part II: An Impossible Dream premiere? Providence Falls: Part II: An Impossible Dream premieres on Saturday, Aug. 9, at 8 p.m. ET on Hallmark Channel and will be available the next day to stream on Hallmark+. Who is in the cast of Providence Falls? Katie Stevens (Cora) Stevens placed in the Top 10 in the ninth season of American Idol and starred in shows like Faking It and The Bold Type. She has appeared in episodes of CSI: Vegas, Fantasy Island and Dolly Parton's Heartstrings. Lachlan Quarmby (Liam) Hailing from Australia, Quarmby has appeared in episodes of Tracker, Firefly Lane, and Charmed. He previously appeared on Hallmark Channel in the film A Very Merry Bridesmaid. Evan Roderick (Finn) Evan Roderick has starred in several projects for Hallmark Media, including the recent reboot of the Aurora Teagarden Mysteries as a young Arthur, a beat cop years before he makes detective. The role was previously played by Peter Benson. Roderick's other credits include Spinning Out, Sealed with a List, and Leah's Perfect Gift. Who will guest star on Providence Falls? Look for Niall Matter (Rip in Time, Eureka), Keegan Connor Tracy (Once Upon a Time, The Magicians), Paul McGillion (Stargate: Atlantis, Firefly Lane), Jessica Sipos (Chesapeake Shores, Love on the Danube: Royal Getaway) and Brendan Penny (The Wedding Cottage, In Merry Measure) to guest star in the series. When can I watch Providence Falls (Part II) again? Saturday, Aug. 16 at 6 p.m. ETSunday, Aug. 17 at 6 p.m. ETWednesday, Aug. 20 at 6 p.m. ETNOTE: All three movies in the series will be shown in succession on Saturday, Aug. 16, and Sunday, Aug. 17, beginning at 4 p.m. ET. Does Parade have a sneak peek from Part II of Providence Falls? We sure do! Check out this Parade exclusive sneak peek from the second Providence Falls movie, An Impossible Dream. Check out images from Providence Falls Part II: An Impossible Dream Take a look at some select images from Providence Falls Part II: An Impossible Dream and don't forget to tune in on Saturday, Aug. 9 at 8 p.m. on Hallmark Channel for the premiere! Providence Falls Part II: An Impossible Dream Hallmark ChannelWatch a Sneak Peek of This Week's 'Providence Falls' Hallmark Movie 'An Impossible Dream' (Exclusive) first appeared on Parade on Aug 7, 2025 This story was originally reported by Parade on Aug 7, 2025, where it first appeared. Solve the daily Crossword
Scotsman
04-08-2025
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- Scotsman
What to know about Karine Polwart's Kelvingrove Bandstand gig, from set times to support
Karine Polwart at the New Year's Day event in Edinburgh. Pic: Lisa Ferguson Karine Polwart will perform at Glasgow's Kelvingrove Bandstand as part of the Summer Nights series of events. Sign up to our Arts and Culture newsletter Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The Scotsman, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... Ahead of her upcoming Edinburgh Fringe performances, Karine Polwart is set to play Glasgow on Tuesday. The Scottish singer-songwriter will take to the Kelvingrove Bandstand stage for a show with her band on August 5, with support from special guest Kris Drever. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Her show in Edinburgh earlier this year received a 4-star review from The Scotsman. When is Karine Polwart playing Glasgow? Karine Polwart will play Glasgow's Kelvingrove Bandstand as part of the Summer Night series on Tuesday, August 4. Who will support Karine Polwart at the Kelvingrove Bandstand? Scottish folk musician Kris Drever - the vocalist and guitarist of Lau - will support Karine Polwart during her Glasgow show. Karine Polwart Glasgow set times While subject to change, you can expect runtimes for Karine Polwart's Kelvingrove Bandstand show to look something like this: Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Gates open : 6.30pm : 6.30pm Kris Drever : 7.45pm : 7.45pm Interval : 8.30pm : 8.30pm Karine Polwart : 9pm : 9pm Finish: 10.30pm Can I still get tickets for Karine Polwart in Glasgow? Hoping to grab some last minute tickets to see Karine Polwart's Kelvingrove Bandstand show? Well you are in luck, as there are still some last minute tickets available. You can purchase tickets through Glasgow Life's website for around £39.02 per person, before fees. There are also some verified resale tickets available via Ticketmaster. Are there age restrictions?
The Herald Scotland
01-08-2025
- Entertainment
- The Herald Scotland
'Cargo of nostalgia' - Review: Teenage Fanclub, Kelvingrove
Kelvingrove, Glasgow Teenage Fanclub start as they mean to go on. At nine in the evening the five-piece band bounce onto the stage with an enthusiasm that's hard to fake in men largely in their fifties and sixties and launch into Foreign Land from their 2023 album Nothing Lasts Forever. Guitars snarl and spit, but you can't ignore the sweetness that underlies everything. And that is the story of the 'best band in the world' (according to Kurt Cobain, and he's no longer around to contradict himself). They may have emerged from Bellshill at the fag end of the 1980s as a slightly chaotic noise band with scuzzy tendencies, but sweetness followed. In thrall to Big Star and the Byrds, the Teenage Fanclub sound is one ultimately marked by harmony. A power pop band with three singer-songwriters (until the departure of Gerry Love in 2018), they have remained largely in tune throughout more than three decades. That was very much on show during this en plein air gig. And not just in the vocals. Incongruously squeezed between Chicago's pop queen Anastacia and noughties singer-songwriter Natasha Bedingfield in the Summer Nights programme, the Fannies brought their own cargo of fond nostalgia for an audience that had largely grown up with their records. Read more: The cynical (and I have been that soldier at times) might be prone to dismiss the Fannies as a band loved as much for their record collection as their music, but it's clear tonight that this is a minority opinion. And one that doesn't hold up to examination. What You Do To Me prompts a rush to the front of the stage. And when the band break into Neil Jung from their Grand Prix album a middle-aged moshpit kicks off. 'The second best band in the world' (according to Liam Gallagher, and you can probably guess whom he considered the first) are not natural showmen, but they are compelling to watch. Blake is the voice of the band, naming the songs, telling us he's dropped his plectrum, apologising for the bum notes he's just played (that no one noticed) or confirming that, yes, that is a can of Chappie dog food sitting on the speaker. McGinley only opens his mouth to sing, but his singing and, in particular, his guitar says plenty. He pulls and cajoles riffs out of his instrument, his whole body bending into the action. At times he strangely reminds me of one of those wibbly-wobbly air dancers you used to see outside car dealerships. His playing gives a taste of gravel and grit to the evening. Half a dozen songs in, McGinley launches into Everything Is Falling Apart, the performance of which has a metallic sharpness at odds with much of the almost bucolic atmosphere of the evening. But even that song, it should be noted, is a declaration of love. And six songs later the band are telling us The World'll Be OK. Rattling through 14 songs in just over an hour Blake admits the band have miscalculated the length of the set list and need to add a couple of songs. No one is complaining. The Concept prompts a mass singalong and the band finish where they started with their first single, Everything Flows, its sweep and drive and tidal pull as good a summary of the band's appeal as any. Tonight, they're definitely the best band in Glasgow. We never find out why the Can of Chappie is there, though.
Scotsman
30-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Scotsman
Public Image Ltd, Glasgow review: 'a tight team effort'
Sign up to our Arts and Culture newsletter, get the latest news and reviews from our specialist arts writers Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The Scotsman, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... Public Image Ltd, Kelvingrove Bandstand, Glasgow ★★★★ This year's feelgood Summer Nights season at the gorgeous Kelvingrove Bandstand opened with a provocateur in a tartan waistcoat and sporran mock-baiting the crowd with a 'hello Edinburgh' greeting. John Lydon tends to pop up these days grouching about his former Sex Pistols bandmates but this was his more eloquent showcase for his true talent, fronting the mighty Public Image Ltd on the defiantly named This Is Not the Last Tour. Even with a swampy sound mix to start, the foreboding power of Home cut through. John Lydon of Public Image Ltd | Getty Images Lydon is a remarkable vocal stylist and was in impressive form throughout, barking political maxims on the hip-hop adjacent World Destruction, his collaboration with Afrika Bambaataa. For all his dominant presence, there was no denying that this was a tight team effort from some magnificent musicians, with new drummer Mark Roberts fitting right in beside bassist Scott Firth and 'Super' Lu Edmonds, part of a long line of visionary PIL guitarists. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Lydon was clearly in his pussycat place as he emphasized 'you brought me happiness and sunshine' on an irresistibly funky This Is Not a Love Song, before pitching straight into the dubby metallic punk confluence of Poptones. The audacious Death Disco still sounded like the future, while Flowers of Romance shifted the musical axis with Firth on symphonic synths and Edmonds attacking a lute with a bow over insistent tribal beats. The latter was so immersed in the groove of Warrior that he overshot the ending.
Scotsman
29-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Scotsman
Public Image Ltd Glasgow Kelvingrove Bandstand Stage Times: Gig set times, support, tickets, likely setlist
Public Image Limited have a date with Glasgow. | Contributed It's opening night at the Kelvingrove Bandstand for the Summer Nights series of concerts. Sign up to our Arts and Culture newsletter Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The Scotsman, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... Formed in 1978 shortly after lead singer John Lydon had left The Sex Pistols, Public Image Ltd released debut album First Issue the same year. The post-punk group has had many lineups over the years, with Lydon being the only constant over their 11 studio albums - most recently 2023's End of World. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad They're currently on tour and there's good news for Scottish fans, with a date in Glasgow. Here's everything you need to know. When are Public Image Ltd playing Glasgow? Public Image Ltd play Glasgow's Kelvingrove Bandstand as part of the Summer Night series on Tuesday, July 29. Who is supporting Public Image Ltd at the Kelvingrove Bandstand? Public Image Ltd will be supported in Glasgow by The Errors - a three-piece post-electro band from Glasgow signed to Mogwai's Rock Action Records. What are the set times for Public Image Ltd at the Kelvingrove Bandstand? Doors are at 6.30pm. The Errors will be on at 8pm, with Public Image Ltd taking to the stage at 9pm. The concert will be finished by 11pm at latest. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Can I still get tickets for Public Image Ltd's Glasgow concert? If you are looking for a late ticket you are in luck - there are still tickets available here. They are priced at £48.25 for general admission. Are there age restictions for Public Image Ltd's Glasgow gig? Children under the age of 6 will not be admitted and it's suggested the show is only suitable for those over the age of 14. Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult over the age of 18. What is the likely Public Image Ltd setlist for Glasgow? The band seem to be playing a similar setlist on every night of their current tour. Expect to hear the majority - if not all - of the following at the Glasgow gig.
