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Bob J. (Bobby Jack) Gilliam, of Oak Ridge, Tennessee, went home to be with the Lord on Monday, Jan. 10, 2022.

Vicki Anderson14:46, Jul 02 2021 STUFF Five volunteers run an indie record store above a central Christchurch bar. Christchurch independent record store Ride On Super Sound, aka ROSS, is run by a collective of passionate volunteers and music enthusiasts. Think Black Books but with music, comics and zines. Co-owners Nick White, Michael Daly, Annemieke Montagne, Johnny “Electric” Harris, and Isaac Bennet volunteer their spare time to run a tiny store from a room atop the Smash Palace “bu...

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His neighbour confronted the burglar, who offered to sell him Stapp’s guitar. At about 12am on February 18, the offenders – two men – arrived at a nearby hostel. One stripped naked before entering the reception area. LAWRENCE SMITH/Stuff Auckland artist and former TV stuntman Chris Stapp ended up on the bonnet of a stolen car while chasing his stolen guitar. An employee tried to call police, but the naked man snatched the phone and, yelling, pushed the employee into a room. The offende...

LAWRENCE SMITH/STUFF K Road rooftop artist, Chris Stapp, hopes the neighbouring landlords will his embrace the small, creative additions he has made to an otherwise barren urban landscape. By moonlight one man climbs the rooftops of Aucklands K Road, creating hidden art as a panacea to the gentrification of a wild, beautiful street. Chris Stapp, stuntman, actor, musician and artist is an unstoppable creative force. It is a tale of two cities divided by a wall, which Stapp believes is separati...

Luke Nola and Friends Find out what is it like to be a Muslim kid in New Zealand and take a look at a top secret art exhibition hidden on the rooftops. KEA Kids Newsreporter Blake Diamond, 9, from Blockhouse Bay School in Auckland is welcomed into the Masjid Ayesha Mosque at the time of the national “Meet a Muslim” campaign. Blake about learns to pray “the Muslim way” while finding out what life is like in New Zealand for the boys and girls from Manurewa and how it differs from non-Mu...

Luke Nola and Friends Find out what is it like to be a Muslim kid in New Zealand and take a look at a top secret art exhibition hidden on the rooftops. KEA Kids News reporter Bruno OConnor from Gladstone Primary School takes us to the rooftops above Auckland’s famous Karangahape Rd to experience an art exhibition that can’t be seen from the street. He speaks to stunt artist Chris Stapp who leaps from roof to roof when creating outdoor art that’s inspired by the parts of the buildings on ...

The Skinny ICYMI: Rosco McClelland on Back of the Y Former Scottish Comedian of the Year Rosco McClelland takes on Back of the Y, New Zealands absurd and raucous answer to Jackass Feature by Rosco McClelland | 15 Mar 2021 Let me preface this review by firstly saying that I am not a great writer. I’m always in awe of comedians who can write a beautifully crafted joke. It’s a skill I just don’t have, and I’m happy to admit that. So I knew I was watching something made for me w...

Monday, 21 December 2020, 9:20 am New Zealand musicians including Marlon Williams, The Beths and Reb Fountain have contributed unreleased tracks for We Love Whammy & Wine Cellar, a fundraising compilation album released today as a fundraiser for the beloved Karangahape Road music venues. Album curator Anthony Metcalf says that the idea for the complication came to him during Level 4 lockdown as it became clear that music venues would be hard hit by uncertainty and event restrictions for the f...