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Mississippi Delta: where history is made
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Join writer and photographer Johny Pitts as he tours the Civil Rights trail of the American South to discover his heritage
Elbow lead singer intervenes in Manchester gentrification row
Night and Day Cafe has been playing live music for over 30 years but the party may soon be over.
'Permacrisis' is Collins' word of the year 2022
Collins' words of the year list is out and it makes for grim reading reflecting the tough times we live in.
Is the game up for dating apps as more singles choose real contact?
Tinder turned 10 this year but will it live until its 20th anniversary? There are signs that a growing number of singles are turning off the app in favour of real-life meetings. Tim Gallagher investigates whether the fire is going out for the famous digital flame.
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Going to Nashville? Here’s everything you need to see.
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If you’re looking to broaden your mind and fill your soul ‘Music City’ has plenty to offer.
Former Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer dies aged 63
The world of music has been paying tribute to D.H Peligro who has died of a head injury after a suspected accidental fall.
What's in silver screen actor Paul Newman's memoir?
Newman was a star in Hollywood's golden age and his tell-all book will shed light on his relationships with other famous faces.
The mythical creatures of Europe: The Banshee
Our countdown to Halloween continues with today's mythical creature of Europe: The Banshee
Why are these Lithuanians raving for democracy?
The Vilnius-based music collective fighting back against the creeping forces of totalitarianism.
Who was honoured at the 2022 Royal Society Photography Awards?
It's the longest running set of photography awards in the world.
Why is this the first national museum about the Spanish Civil War?
The project brings together resources for the public and hopes to bypass the heated and often political partisan debate.
What is there to do in Nashville, America’s Music City?
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Follow British writer and photographer Johny Pitts on his Civil Rights journey through Nashville. Food? Music? Community? Nashville is steeped in all these things and more.
Three countries withdraw from Eurovision 2023
Montenegro, North Macedonia and Bulgaria have withdrawn from next year's competition, saying they can't afford to pay the registration fees.
What does an intimacy coordinator do?
“I want better sex scenes, I want to watch better intimate scenes.
“The more I do this job the more I’m aware that human intimacy is such a varied, complex part of how we express ourselves" A day in the life of a film set intimacy coordinator.
Singer Joyce Sims dies aged 63
The singer had a career which spanned decades and had multiple top chart hits on both sides of the Atlantic.
Haitian singer Mikaben dies at Paris concert aged 41
The musician leaves behind two children and his wife, Vanessa, who is pregnant.
Why the Memphis sound still inspires musicians today
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Stax Records turned out countless artists like Otis Redding and multiracial groups during the 1960s but it wasn’t always smooth sailing.
Netflix joins independent ratings body for the first time
Netflix is set to join Barb, the independent ratings body in the UK, from November. It is the first time the popular streaming service will allow measurement of its audience numbers.
New game lets players crash the economy as British PM Liz Truss
The PM's first weeks in office have been eventful to say the least. Now, you can join her on her currency-wrecking journey thanks to a new online game...
Memphis: A stop on the Civil Rights Trail
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Join writer and photographer Johny Pitts as he tours the Civil Rights trail of the American South to discover his heritage.
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