Robert Mcneil is a columnist at The Herald. With a focus on culture and society, he explores themes related to cultural movements, pop culture, and the music business, while also delving into journalism and media. His work has been featured in Yahoo News UK, Arizona Daily Star, The Herald Scotland, Herald Star, and Yahoo Sports UK.
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Robert Mcneil's articles primarily cover culture, entertainment news, government and politics with a focus on Scotland and British history. His work often features expert commentary and reviews of various cultural aspects.
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By: Robert Mcneil
SHAMEFULLY, many of you may not have heard of this week’s Icon. If you are young and your brain still squishy, that’s understandable. Otherwise,…
By: Robert Mcneil
THIS week’s Icon presents the curator of this wholesome, some would say magisterial, series with a problem. We use the word “some” in its…
By: Robert Mcneil
THIS week’s Icon presents the curator of this wholesome, some would say magisterial, series with a problem. We use the word “some” in its rarely deployed singular sense.
By: Robert Mcneil
This week’s Icon starred in each of my three favourite films: The Happiest Days of Your Life (1950), The Belles of St Trinian’s (1954) and School for Scoundrels (1960). Merry films for merrier times. Beyond these, Alastair Sim is probably best known...
By: Robert Mcneil
MOST bands don’t like being assigned a genre. They’re all unique, they say, as one.
By: Robert Mcneil
THIS week’s Icon was a comedian and actor, who inspired Billy Connolly to become an entertainer and adopted Tommy Lorne’s philosophical…
By: Robert Mcneil
YOU may have seen his giant foot at the top of Leith Walk or pushed open his aluminium doors at Glasgow University’s Hunterian Gallery.
THIS week’s Icon was named for a mythical Thracian bard who was a dab hand with a lute.
By: Robert McNeil
Dubbed by Neil Young the Jimi Hendrix of acoustic guitar, this week’s Icon influenced a host of rockers and popsters including Jimmy Page, Eric…
By: Robert McNeil
THIS week’s Icon, a novelist and poet widely described as “a doyenne of Scottish literature”, was a woman of contradictions. Born into a posh…
