Fans petition NASA to name planet TOI-1338 b in SOPHIE’s memory

Daft Punk have split after 26 years of making music, leaving Scots fans devastated.The French duo, who formed in Paris in 1993, revealed they'd split in an eight minute long video entitled Epilogue featuring footage from their 2006 film Electroma.The pair in their iconic robot costumes, bid each other farewell in the desert, before one of them self-destructs.The band's longtime publicist has since confirmed the split.The talented pair who collaborated with Nile Rodgers, Pharrell Williams and The

Fife village made famous by its appearance in Outlander have expressed their delight after a campaign to raise money to save their local pub smashed the £5,000 mark in just three days. Residents of Culross (pronounced 'Coo-riss'), which doubled as the fictional town of Cranesmuir in the hit show, are hoping to raise funds for a community takeover bid for the Red Lion Inn, which sits at the heart of the village.

Gary Faulds has divided the internet by posting a picture of a curry served with sliced banana.Over on his Facebook page, Gary started a conversation with his followers and asked what they thought of the unusual dish and admitted he had tried it and it was 'weirdly nice'.In the post, accompanied by the picture of the dish, the funny man wrote: "Edinburgh People Own Up! Who has banana with their curry?"My old boss man at I-electrical took me to his mums for my dinner the last time I worked there

Drag Race UK fans breathed a sigh of relief after Scots contestant Lawrence Chaney was saved from elimination after a nail-biting lip sync battle during an emotional episode.The Glasgow drag queen is the current front runner in the competition and has wowed judges with her fabulous Scotland-themed outfits - and climbed the charts with number one single 'UK, Hun?'.But Lawrence, who is tipped to be crowned the winner of the show, had to fight for her place in the competition after failing to

Vamps star Connor Ball has asked fans to petition for more Irn Bru in English shops.

Outlander star Sam Heughan's fans were left baffled after he found an unidentified sea creature during the making of his documentary Men In Kilts.Sam picked up the flesh coloured blob while he was fishing for the new series and took one look at it before having to throw it back into the sea in disgust.The Scots born actor said: "Oh my god. What is that? that's disgusting.

Nick Nairn had to bail out the damage after finding himself flooded by four inches of water at his Cook School. Stirling born Nick, who became the youngest Scottish chef to win a Michelin Star in the early 1990s, had to close the school at Lake of Menteith during lockdown in accordance with government guidelines.

Sydney Devine have called for a statue to mark his contribution to Scotland’s entertainment industry.The performer, who sold 15million albums in seven decades, died on Saturday, aged 81, after a short illness.He had been admitted to hospital last month with a chest and lung complaint.Those who knew the singer have suggested three possible locations where a statue could be erected in his memory.BBC broadcaster and Daily Record columnist Tam Cowan, a close friend of Sydney, suggested his

Grand Tour hosts Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond recently finished up filming in Scotland, and fans have been waiting patiently to find out when they'll be able to see the results.Presenter Jeremy has hinted that the Scotland special will hit our screens this summer.The 60-year-old teased fans that the latest edition of the Amazon Prime Video series may hit screens in June.

Ru Paul's Drag Race UK star Lawrence Chaney has dazzled once again with another challenge win.The star claimed her third 'Ru Peter badge' in as many weeks last night, with fans joking she'll win '10 in a row before Celtic'.Lawrence is now one of the hot favourite to scoop the grand prize.This week, the Queen's had to take part in a 'RuRuvision' competition where Lawrence, in his group 'The United Kingdolls', Lawrence rapped: “From Helensburgh to Edinburgh, everywhere I go I’m snatching wigs.

Sophie Xeon, known professionally as Sophie, was a Scottish Grammy-nominated musician and producer known for her electronic hyperpop music.Sophie released her debut single, “Nothing More to Say,” in 2013, and a few months later, she received critical acclaim for her follow-up single, “Bipp.”  Her 2014 single “Lemonade” was widely considered one of the best singles of the year and was later used in a McDonald’s commercial.

Sam Smith, Christine and the Queens, and Halsey are among the friends and fans saluting experimental pop musician and producer SOPHIE following the Scottish star’s sudden death.The Grammy-nominated artist, also known as Sophie Xeon, died in a tragic fall at her home in Athens, Greece on Saturday (January 30, 2021), aged 34.A flood of tributes poured in following the sad news, with Smith among those mourning the transgender star’s loss on social media.“Heartbreaking news,” the singer tweeted.

Sophie, one of the most important figures in the last decade of underground pop and dance music, has died. A statement tweeted by her Future Classic label on Saturday morning confirms the artist's passing, explaining "Our beautiful Sophie passed away this morning after a terrible accident.

The Grammy-nominated musician and avant-garde pop music producer Sophie has died. She was just 34 years old.

SOPHIE, a Scottish musician, DJ and record producer, has died at age 34.

SOPHIE, the pioneering Scottish artist whose vibrant electronic productions expanded modern pop music's scope, has died aged 34 after an accident at home in Athens, Greece. "Tragically our beautiful Sophie passed away this morning after a terrible accident," SOPHIE's labels, Transgressive and Future Classic, said in a statement.