Edinburgh today: Edinhour, Jellyman's Daughter livestream and Dead Elvis It's Wednesday. Our story about the appearance of Wojtek, the beer-drinking war bear on the side of a Lothian Bus has had hundreds of shares since yesterday afternoon. Billboard company Primesight 'profusely apologised' yesterday after we pointed out to them that the juxtaposition of these two billboards had caught the attention of the Leith Twitterati, and not in a good way. Tonight, if you'd rather stay warm and tucked up inside, you could take part in this months #Edinhour Twitter chat. The theme for the November chat is "Edinburgh's Autumn Shades & Winter Warmers." Speaking of staying in tonight, events website 7ahead.com are live streaming a performance by the Jellyman's Daughter on their site between 7.30pm and 8pm tonight. At the Stills Gallery, there is a special "Autumn Salon" event, where two members of staff from St Andrews University will join four members of Document Scotland to share and discuss all things related to Scottish Photography and multimedia. Author and Actor Alan Cumming is in town tonight, to discuss his new book. Sadly, though, the event at the Roxy is now sold out. However, Alan Cumming isn't the only thing happening in the Roxy. The Edinburgh Makars are also putting on this performance: Eugene Ripper is launching a new LP at Henry's Cellar Bar tonight. Here's his video: The Coathangers have come all the way from Atlanta to play The Banshee Labyrinth. Here's a video that'll give you an idea of what to expect: But our gig of the day is the Hebrides Ensemble at the Assembly Rooms. Afterall, it's not every day you get to see Elvis play a bassoon. Hebrides Ensemble: Dead Elvis from Hebrides Ensemble on Vimeo.