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Despite the many obstacles and difficulties, there are artists in the field with vision and sensitivity, who exhibit a growing awareness that something is terribly wrong with the social order.

From funk to disco and reggae to the honky tonk shuffle, we highlight the origins behind some of the most distinctive grooves.

Lee "Scratch" Perry died in August 2021, at the age of 84. His name might be familiar; if its not, dont feel bad.

Because they took anything that wasnt nailed down. and they have to be sniffing around for january 6th goodies and they will probably find something to frame them with, you know, say they found the pee tape. they cant verify anything because you know its classified. no won door biden doesnt want his fingers on this. this raid wreaks, but we have proof that biden signed off on this investigation. the archivist spoke to bidens white house counsel about and it the white house counsel spoke to biden...

Jenny, i loved that sink or swim segment. finally, something you do well. i have always wanted to be a game show host. once i retire or get fired from here, i am going into the game show business. i love it. its my natural habitat. maria from flagstaff, arizona. i have been there. nice place. do you and stephen miller ever call mingle after work? that is classified. ethan from north carolina. another fine looking shirt and tie tonight. you like that combination? where are we at here? oh ta. it i...

Looking for a good summer read? Transport yourself with these historical fiction books by Canadian and international authors.

“Always the bridesmaid and never the bride” was a comment often made by Ashok Ferrey, the sub-situ occurring not once but four times over as he was shortlisted for Sri Lanka’s most prestigious award for creative writing as follows: Colpetty People–2002, The Good Little Ceylonese Girl -2006, The Professional–written as Saroj Sinnetamby-2012, and The Ceaseless […]

Sujata Day spoke to CinemaBlend about getting away from tropes about Indian-American families with her directorial debut.

After nearly a decade, bestselling author of Funny Boy and The Hungry Ghosts Shyam Selvadurai returns with a sweeping new novel set in ancient India. It

While the occasion of a new book from Shyam Selvadurai creates excitement among readers, it causes some anxiety for him.