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Robb was on hand to witness the evolution of the music subculture that hes documented in his new book, The Art of Darkness: A History of Goth 

No Guts No Glory Farm and Erica Upton’s Award Wanted held off a late rally by the 1-to-5 favorite Morning Matcha to post an 18-1 upset nose victory in the $160,000 Obeah Stakes Saturday at Delaware Park.

More than 40 years on, every town still has them, wandering the streets with pale skin, more make-up than you can find in Superdrug, swathed in acres of black fabric. Goths, rather unexpectedly, have turned out to be the great survivors among pop subcultures. Others have risen and faded, but the goths – laughed at,

Morning Matcha tops a field of six entered in the $150,000 Obeah Stakes at Delaware Park this Saturday.

“Gunning has been running well all winter. She was just second in a stakes at Oaklawn. She’s worth a lot of money as a mare.

Legendary goths The Sisters Of Mercy kicked off their first UK tour in 15 years this week (May 10) - check out the moment here.

WASHINGTON (May 5, 2023) – This week, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) celebrated National Small Business Week, paying tribute to the 33.1 million American small businesses that employ almost half of the private-sector workforce. In observance of National Small Business Week, EPA’s Off

Three stakes mounts at Laurel on Saturday led to three stakes wins for Jevian Toledo, one of the mid-Atlantic’s elite jockeys

Thomas Coulter’s homebred Nimitz Class showed no hesitation in running over an off track for the first time, powering home by 2¾ lengths to extend his stakes winning streak to four races in Saturday’s $100,000 Native Dancer at Laurel Park.

Punk group HotWax is tipped to be ‘UK’s next great guitar band’ and the band is playing in East Lancs on May bank holiday.