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Letters: <strong>James McCarthy </strong>celebrates the late designer who campaigned to put black heroes on stamps. Plus recommendations from <strong>Marietta Crichton Stuart, Owen Knight </strong>and<strong> Jackie King</strong>

NeonOur craven desire for crime stories is nothing new—even Taylor Swift cites Law and Order: Special Victims Unit as one of her favorite shows. There’s a lurid pleasure and curiosity to watching these ripped-from-the-headlines reenactments happen to other people; thank goodness it’s them and not us. And everything in the genre, from Dateline to Serial, uses sound design to its storytelling advantage, creating a haunting, eerie, intense soundscape that ups the dramatic ante....

Over 94 kits — that can be attached to an officer’s belt — were distributed free-of-charge to seven northeast Alabama law enforcement agencies.

Daryl Johnson, who was sentenced to 30 days for the attack on the Capitol, pleaded guilty to recording multiple women in his family's tanning salon.

And which shelley told her mother she was thinking of breaking up with nathan? that, said the defense gave nathan a motive. but certainly not daniel. cynthia was incensed by the questions she was asked. >> for them to call me and ask questions trying to make it sound like her conversation with me of wanting to break up with nathan would be the reason why nathan would go and kill her, you know, i didnt want them twisting my words, to make it sound like the things that i said reflective more on na...

The best way to plan on Jacob deGrom moving forward is to assume his career is over, and anything he does with the Texas Rangers is free money found between your couch cushions.

WARCs commitments to diversity, equity, inclusion and racial equality.

When the Black Film Bulletin emerged out of the BFI’s former African Caribbean Unit in spring 1993, its debut issues chronicled both the prolific new wave of Black cinema across the diaspora in the early 1990s and the timely openings of Europe’s first Black-owned film exhibition venues. Thirty years on, one of the UK’s leading Black cinema exhibition platforms, We Are Parable, marks its own ten-year anniversary. Cofounder Anthony Andrews reflects on its rise, the collectives that came befo...

When the Black Film Bulletin emerged out of the BFI’s former African Caribbean Unit in spring 1993, its debut issues chronicled both the prolific new wave of Black cinema across the diaspora in the early 1990s and the timely openings of Europe’s first Black-owned film exhibition venues. Thirty years on, one of the UK’s leading Black cinema exhibition platforms, We Are Parable, marks its own ten-year anniversary. Cofounder Anthony Andrews reflects on its rise, the collectives that came befo...

Lord Simon Woolley says growing up on a rough estate in Leicester taught him we are stronger together if we challenge our prejudices.