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Many a happy night was spent at Broken Record over a decade ago with my friends and family, playing pool, sipping a dram from their affordable whiskey list, and filling up on excellent bar food…

Although still in their early 20s, Joie Bianco and Bryce Edwards handle their material with the ease and know-how of performers who’ve been around the block many more times. And their comfort level with repertoire from many decades ago is quite something to behold. 

In November, at a meeting of Western governors in Jackson, Wyoming, Interior Secretary Deb Haaland announced the advancement of 15 clean energy projects on Western...

Baby boomers growing up in the 50s and 60s had a lot of sayings that younger generations may never use and experiences that they would never have.

Our guide to the greatest guitars, amps, pedals and accessories of 2023, handpicked by the Guitar Player team

Eddie Izzard has failed to be chosen as Labour’s candidate for Brighton Pavilion at the next general election

Lloyd Cole has returned to Australia for some shows ahead of a down under Christmas with friends. This week the show came to Melbourne with Adelaide, Brisbane and Fremantle still to go.

Fighting the climate crisis will require difficult choices.

Thousands of bales of cheap, poor-quality secondhand clothing arrive on boats docking on Africa’s extensive 26,000-kilometer-long coastline.

DUBAI, Dec 10 (IPS) - Thousands of bales of cheap, poor-quality secondhand clothing arrive on boats and ships docking on Africa’s extensive 26,000-kilometer-long coastline, dotted with at least 100 ports and harbors. From Nigeria, Zimbabwe, Madagascar, Uganda, and Kenya, Africa’s ecosystems are chocking with cheap, air-polluting, and emissions-producing low-quality clothing as they often contain plastic-based fibers.