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Diageo, looking to celebrate women's progress, unveils Jane Walker, a new Johnnie Walker variant that is the first major change of this brand's Striding Man logo in over a century.

The scene was set for the first instalment of the Johhnie Walker ‘Dare to Mix’ intimate dinner soirée.  Skyfall Events frontwoman Adriann Campbell was instructed to transform the Innovation Gallery

Anderson uses objects in her work which she calls the “photography of association”, and the results are captivating.

On Oct. 22, Fridays For Future Greater Sudbury built a giant dream catcher with Will Morin. Morin also shared Indigenous teachings with us. In that circle, we…

The 11th Annual Sunshine Summit to End Hunger is a free two-day high-impact event that will explore research, programs, and best practices to solve Hunger.

Dr Emma Walker is set to become Johnnie Walkers first female master blender in the iconic Scotch whisky brands 156-year history. She is taking over the role from Dr Jim Beveridge OBE in January 2022.

/PRNewswire/ -- Today Johnnie Walker, the worlds best-selling Scotch Whisky1, announces that Dr Emma Walker will take over the reins from Dr Jim Beveridge...

Inflation has driven up consumer prices across the board in major cities across the U.S., making receipts from 2019 and 2020 look a lot different than receipts in 2021.

Where did you get your clothes from? The boots were £75 from Debenhams last October. The jeans are DKNY and were £40 about five years ago. The dress was £80 from Wall Street in Alsager last Christmas and the coat was £60 from the same shop last month. The bag is Guess and was a present in the summer. Which celebrity do you think looks good? No-one in particular. Which is your favourite shop and why? Wall Street in Alsager because it always has things I like. Michelle Smith Michelle Smith, a...

LIGHT festival Lumiere is returning this autumn, inviting local and international artists to create works that reimagine familiar buildings and public spaces in Durham. The festival is commissioned by Durham County Council and supported by Arts Council England and a host of other funders and supporters. This month, we explore word-based light art with poet, Hannah Jane Walker. Hannah worked with women at HMP Low Newton and fabricator Neon Workshops to produce The Next Page, which was un...