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ROBERTO CAVALLI SS ‘24

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BBC ALBA

That time Oban Gaelic Choir were teth air ur sàilean, Niteworks!

This was probably the most viewed post on Facebook for BBC Alba for the year.  An outstanding rendition of a song by Niteworks, Maraiche, by the Oban Gaelic Choir.

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victoria monét wearing a custom look by jeniece blanchet (jéblanc) for her “party girls” music video (may ‘23)

screencaps by me.

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summer wardrobe in the works. all that's missing is a couple dresses, some wedges, and more bangles—pref chunkier ones.

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Royal National Mòd·Tuesday, 6 December 2016 ​Tha faisg air 300 foillseachan a’ Chomuinn Ghàidhealaich a-nis ann an Àite Didseatach an Leabharlann Nàiseanta aig http://digital.nls.uk/an-comunn-gaidhealach

Tha an cruinneachadh seo, ann an Gàidhlig agus Beurla, a’ gabhail a-steach pàipearan-naidheachd, aithrisean bhliadhnail, leabhraichean foghlaim, prògraman agus litreachas eile co-cheangailte ris a’ Mhòd.

Tha prògraman a’ Mhòid a-nis air-loidhne- nach toir sibh sùil agus ’s dòcha gum fainich sibh cudeigin!

Tha An Deò-Grèine agus An Gàidheal cuideachd ann an seo ma tha ùidh agaibh ann an brosnachadh na Gàidhlig tron fhicheadamh lìnn.

Anns an àm ri teachd, tha sinn an dùil ceòl bhon Mhòd a chuir dhan chruinneachadh.

Ma tha sibh airson barrachd fhaighinn a-mach mun chruinneachadh seo, no ma tha foillseachah a’ Chomuinn Ghàidhealaich agaibh-sa bhiodh feumail na chruinneachadh, nach cuir sibh fios gu Jennifer Giles, ([email protected] no cuiribh fòn gu 0131-623-3910) ___________________________________________________________ A collection of nearly 300 items published by An Comunn Gàidhealach has been digitised by the National Library of Scotland and is available in the Digital Gallery on the Library’s website at http://digital.nls.uk/an-comunn-gaidhealach

The collection, in Gaelic and English, includes journals and newspapers, annual reports, educational books, Royal National Mòd programmes and published Mòd literature.

All of the Royal National Mòd programmes in our collection have now been digitised, so if you were a competitor you will be able to find yourself here!

The complete run of “An Deò-Greine” and “An Gaidheal”, rich sources of information about the development of the Gaelic language during the twentieth century, are also available here.

The National Library hopes to add Mòd music to this collection, and will be digitising future Royal National Mòd programmes as they are published.

If you would like to know more about this collection, or have An Comunn publications which might fill gaps in the collection, please contact Jennifer Giles, ([email protected] or phone [phone])

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Donna Karan met ansanm ak Parsons New School of Design pral lanse DOT (Design, Organization and Training center for emerging artists) nan kapital Ayiti a, Pòtoprens.

Karan, ki tonbe damou fou pou atizana peyi a, depi li te vizite moso zile sa apre goudougoudou 2010 la, ap dirije tou “Urban Zen Foundation”, yon òganizasyon kap travay pou bay atizan ayisyen yo jarèt nan ede yo pi byen vann pwodui yo. Urban Zen pral fè pati de pwojè a tou, paske se li menm kap responsab pou bay bon zouti ak resous pou lekòl DOT la ka mache.

Nan yon entèvyou ak WWD, dezaynè ameriken an, ki gen 66 lane koulye a, deklare ke tout Ayisyen se yon atizan nan san. Se sak fè li prefere mete sou pye lekòl pwofesyonèl olye li bay èd tankou zòt, kap distribye pwason jou apre jou.

Dezaynè Donna ap mennen tou etidyan Parson yo nan lakou Ayiti pou yo ka vin kolabore ak atizan ayisyen yo pou ka renouvle planèt mòd la. Yon mond ki kòmanse vin twò omojèn.

Dapre Donna, lè`l te kòmanse nan sektè sa, te gen anpil diferans ant Nouyòk, Pari, Milan ak Lond. Men, koulye a se menm restoran yo, menm boutik mòd yo, menm tout bagay.

Ayiti ka vini ak diferans la!

sous Hollywood reporter

Donna Karan pral louvri yon lekòl mòd ann Ayiti Donna Karan met ansanm ak Parsons New School of Design pral lanse DOT (Design, Organization and Training center for emerging artists) nan kapital Ayiti a, Pòtoprens.

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This is the BBC Radio nan Gàidheal recording from this year's Lovat and Tullibardine Shield competition. My choir is singing 40 minutes into this and the presenters stop talking about us 53 minutes in. 

Judging from the presenters, we were flat in places in the first song, and lacked some punctuality, in other words, didn' hit some notes at the right time, but they seemed to really like the second tune and the tenors (woo, I'm a tenor), but thought we were to experienced to sing a song ‘that easy’. I only listened to it once, they might have slagged us off even more after I stopped listening, who knows.

Anyway, you can hear me in parts of this, but Donnaidh's voice is drowning out all other tenors in the second verse of the second song.