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Outlander author Diana Gabaldon took part in a Random House live event to promote her new book Go Tell The Bees I Am Gone, and spilled some major tea.

From the Scottish hills to the real world! Throughout their five seasons on Starz, the stars of Outlander have demonstrated intriguing time-travel twists, sizzling chemistry and more intricate details on screen.

Hunky Sam Heughan was not Outlander author Diana Gabaldon’s first choice to play Jamie Fraser – she had her heart set on Liam Neeson or Sir Sean Connery.

Outlander fans have finally received the news they’ve been waiting for - series 6 has a release date.

Outlander fans have been keeping up with Jamie and Claire's epic love story in Diana Gabaldon's books since the 1990s, now seeing their favourite couple come to life on TV.

Outlander star Sam Heughan moved quickly to shut down a season six spoiler after producer Maril Davis let slip about a new addition to Fraser's Ridge.

In case you missed it the Outlander cast and creative team had a bit of a fun time on a recent comic-con panel in New York.

Today out of New York Comic Con 2021 (NYCC), Starz released the new teaser trailer for “Outlander” season six. “Outlander” cast members including Caitriona Balfe, Sophie Skelton, Lauren Lyle, César Domboy, and John Bell joined the panel virtually from Europe while Sam Heughan, Executive Producer Maril Davis and Outlander author Diana Gabaldon were in person to discuss the upcoming season.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVStarz released a teaser for “Outlander’s” sixth season, which will premiere in early 2022.The new season, inspired in part by Diana Gabaldon’s “A Breath of Snow and Ashes,” will see the threat of the Revolutionary War looming over Fraser’s Ridge. A sign tacked up in the teaser, which you can watch below, advises townspeople to refuse British goods, for example.“It’s starting — a storm, the war.

recently announced that he will be funding a 10-year programme to allow aspiring artists to follow in his footsteps at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland where he graduated with a BA in Acting in 2003. With three annual scholarships for undergraduate students in the School of Drama, Dance, Production and Film. Don't miss the top culture and heritage stories from around Scotland. Sign up to our twice weekly Scotland Now newsletter here.

Outlander is an incredibly popular TV series based on the Diana Gabaldon books of the same name, but how well do you really know the hit show? Test yourself with our ultimate fan quiz to find out - there's a total of 20 points up for grabs.It's not as easy as it looks and only true Outlander fans will get top marks, can you beat the rest by proving you know your 'Black Jacks' from your 'Franks' and your MacKenzies from your Frasers.Looking at everything from inspirations for the show to

Starz has set early 2022 for the long-awaited Season 6 premiere of Outlander. The announcement comes as production winds up this week on the sixth season of the fantasy period drama from executive producer Ronald D.

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Outlander fans as it's the day Diana Gabaldon published her first book, with 'World Outlander Day' being celebrated each year. Despite the books and show being set in Scotland - the franchise has fans from all over the world with many today taking to social media to share their appreciation.

Outlander fans with the cast returning to set to film season six, stars Sam Heughan and Graham McTavish releasing Men in Kilts and Diana Gabaldon confirming the release date for the new book.With people in the UK slowly being allowed to get out and explore the country again as restrictions ease, there's plenty of opportunity to get and see where this incredible show is filmed.For fans looking to immerse themselves back into the Outlander Universe, we thought we'd take a closer look at some of

Outlander actors Sam Heughan and Graham McTavish have urged fans to be respectful when visiting the historic sites featured in the hit show. The duo, who play Jamie Fraser and Dougal MacKenzie, followed author Diana Gabaldon in voicing their concerns after they were informed that stones and other items had been taken from the Culloden battlefield.

Sam Heughan has a message for “Outlander” fans who visit some of the historical sites at which the series has filmed.

Outlander crew recently returned back to set in Scotland for season six and the network confirmed a season seven will go ahead.Stars Sam Heughan and Graham McTavish have also delighted fans with their travel show Men in Kilts, which is helping to make #Droughtlander seem a little less of a pain.It's been an exciting year for those who love the Outlander universe.And that's before you consider the fact that a spin-off is now looking increasingly likely.This latest installment will be the ninth in

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Joe Otterson TV Reporter“Outlander” has been renewed for Season 7 at Starz.The news comes as the show is currently in production on Season 6, which was supposed to begin last year but was delayed due to the pandemic.

Diana Gabaldon offering Outlander fans an ideal way to get through #Droughtlander.

Outlander cast and crew announce a series of Facebook shows including a Catch Up with Sam and Caitriona.The Outlander 'End of Summer Series' has already seen Diana Gabaldon and series executive producer Maril Davis host a Q and A and a chat about how the story behind Outlander came to be.While the second in the series, which took place on Monday August 31, saw Theresa Carle-Sanders (author of Outlander Kitchen) host a special cook a long with show stars Lauren Lyle and John Bell.The third in the

Outlander Season 5 ended months ago, and with a global pandemic keeping the arrival of Season 6 up in the air, it seemed like it might be an endless amount of time before we got more Fraser content. Never fear, the cast, executive producer Maril Davis, and Outlander author Diana Gabaldon have teamed up for a four-part series to take you behind the scenes of your favorite show. The series kicks off at 1 p.m.

With season 5 of W Network’s “Outlander” finished, the cast and crew of the historical drama reunited for a virtual panel at this year’s PaleyFest.

Sam Heughan and Graham McTavish are teaming up to tell some tales – and they’ve got someone very exciting involved!

clanlandsbook.com, was written by the pair over three or four months during lockdown, something the pair describe as a "bit of a miracle".Speaking about the announcement on the website, Sam and Graham said that it was a "really rewarding experience'. Sam said: "We went on a road trip around Scotland together and we documented the people, the places and the history that we found."Jokingly adding in that it would also feature "the near death experiences" Graham said the book is something the pair

Sam Heughan's character Jamie in Outlander.Old Leanach cottage still stands sentinel on the battlefield where, in 1745, the Jacobite dream of restoring the Stuarts to the throne ended as the Jacobite army was decisively routed by a British government force.During the battle itself, it reportedly sat on the side of the government lines and may even have served as a field building for the wounded.Most importantly, many cite it as the building (or at least one of its now lost out buildings) that

Outlander tour which combines photography with the show's filming locations say they are excited to be returning this week after the Scottish Government announced further easing of lockdown. James Christie, who runs the popular Outlander Photography Tour of which even Diana Gabaldon is a fan, announced on social media that the team were 'Good to Go' after qualifying for Visit Scotland's covid safety accreditation scheme.

TV shows, but did you know that things could have been very different if the original plans for Outlander had gone ahead?The hugely popular book series first came out almost 30 years ago when Diana Gabaldon's first book in the epic series, Outlander (Cross Stitch), was published in 1991.The author stated that the inspiration for the book, which she often jokes was written as practice for an "actual novel", came from another time travelling TV show.