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May 22, 2024
A dazzling account of the dreamers and divas who brought a queer sensibility to culture – and changed lives in the process
May 20, 2024
SA Podcast & Music Festival Get ready for a celebration at the SA Podcast & Music Festival, where industry players in podcasting and music are set to converge on June 14th and 15th in Johannesburg at The Red Roman Shed at Emperors Palace. Tickets on sale now from: http://podcastandmusicfest.co.za/shop/ This festival promises an unforgettable experience…
May 20, 2024
Everything Must Go is the sound of Manic Street Preachers beginning a new phase of their career.
May 2, 2024
There arenโt many precedents for the Pulitzer- and Tony Award-winning musical, which is having its Boston premiere in a capable co-production by SpeakEasy Stage Company and Front Porch Arts Collective.
April 28, 2024
Criticism of the comments made by Ben Habib of Reform UK died down very quickly. And that’s terrifying, says Guardian columnist John Harris
April 11, 2024
John Robb's The Art of Darkness unburies an estimable wealth of knowledge of goth music and can sit comfortably beside the works of Greil Marcus and Jon Savage.
April 11, 2024
A Wrinkle In Time closes out Wheelock Family Theatreโs 2023-2024 Season. The Theatrical adaptation of Madeleine LโEngleโs classic YA fantasy novel runs through May 11.
February 10, 2024
Forty years ago, New Hampshire had hundreds of commercial fishermen filling their nets in the waters off the state’s 13 miles of coastline.
February 8, 2024
In the wake of wars, youth cults spring up, those too young to have fought behaving in a way to scandalise those who did. The Bright Young People were the younger siblings of those who perished, battalion by battalion, on the Western Front. (Come to that, it was after the end of the Peloponnesian War
February 3, 2024
The pandemic was but a minor blip in Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe’s four decades of arch observation, artful imagery and playful theorising. ‘You’ve got to stay interested,’ they say