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 This issue 'we're in some sort of evolutionary cycle' with internet phenomenon Josh Harris. 'The question is will we kill or be killed?' Elsewhere, John Gray checks out the new Ulster Museum, Andy White on swapping the guitar for the pen, and director Bernie McLaughlin looks forward to a packed 22nd Foyle Film Festival. Finally, we review Terry Bradley, The Specials and Sleep Eat Party, puzzle over the first exhibition from photography collective Lightwriters and give away tickets to Brian Kennedy Out to Lunch at Queen's. Enjoy! Team CNI
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 Andy White
Musician turns memoir writer: 'I didn't mention Johnny Depp buying me a beer, and to any woman that's my best story.'
 The Urban Environment
Do walls influence human behaviour? Can footbridges cause violence? New exhibition at PLACE investigates.
 We Live in PublicInternet mogul Josh Harris on losing $80 million, why he's the most important US artist, and his race to Paris's Pompidou.  Ulster MuseumJohn Gray takes a walk through the newly reopened museum - but does it set his pulse racing?  Bill Bailey Hirsute comedian marries classical music and his surreal imagination in a Remarkable Guide to the Orchestra.
 Boho Books15,000 books, customers across the globe - and all from a couple of sheds in rural Fermanagh.
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  Foyle Film Festival
Director Bernie McLaughlin discusses this year's theme, art and cinema. Wi n two exclusive festival passes.  Daniel Libeskind
'I believe in you and I believe in this university.' The architect of Ground Zero speaks at University of Ulster. 
 The Farriers
'We play a stompy, rootsy kinda folk-like music.' Meet Belfast's latest alt-folk sensations.
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 Redmond O'Toole, Strule, Omagh, Nov 19.
The classically trained ex-punk performs 8-string guitar pieces.
 Ulster Orchestra, Waterfront Hall, Belfast, Nov 20. New world classics from Schubert, Mendelssohn and Dvorak.
 Untold Fables, QFT, Belfast, until Nov 21. Photographer Daniel Holfeld's debut exhibition.
 PJ Gallagher, the Alley, Strabane, Nov 28.
Irish comic PJ Gallagher returns with a brand-new show.
 Harlem Gospel Choir, Millennium Forum, Derry, Nov 29. The choir that performed for Nelson Mandela arrive in Derry.
 Dick Whittington, Burnavon, Cookstown, Nov 29. Travel to London with Dick Whittington and his black cat in the classic children's tale.
 Cinemagic, Belfast, until Dec 4.
The annual film festival for young people is back with its biggest programme to date.
 Aladdin, Grand Opera House, Belfast, until Jan 16. May McFettridge stars in the fantastic tale alongside a 3D genie.
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