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Face Dances Part 3, will feature various previously unreleased studio and live recordings. Remastered and cut at half speed by Miles Showell at Abbey Road, the new release will also include the original Peter Blake design on the front and back, as well as four 12″ x 12″ prints of the artwork with four portraits on each print. The record is a highlight of Record Store Day 2021, which will actually take place on two separate days this year. With the coronavirus pandemic in mind, this ye...

How you can now pay to sleep with Kate Moss A new artwork allows you to buy a moment in time with the supermodel 10 April 2021 • 5:00am Walk with Kate Moss... Credit: Courtesy of Mitnft More ink has been splashed on Kate Moss than the rest of 90s supermodels combined, and yet despite those 15 years or so at the start of the millennium, when she was rarely off the front pages, she has somehow retained her mystique. In no small part this is down to her reluctance to talk to the media.  Never c...

Who will release an expanded 40th anniversary edition of their 1981 Face Dances collection for Record Store Day. "LP 1" is the original album with its nine tracks. "LP 2," entitled "Face Dances Part 3" -- with a nod to the 1982 Pete Townshend solo hit "Face Dances, Part 2" -- has another nine tracks. The album was remastered and cut at half speed by Miles Showell at Abbey Road. The second disc features alternate versions of Face Dances tracks and outtakes, along with four of the albums song...

Peter Blake collaborates with cycling clothing studio Milltag for a new capsule collection The co-creator of Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band artwork uses Dazzle imagery for the limited edition capsule collection. Words Legendary artist Peter Blake has partnered with London-based cycling clothing studio Milltag for its latest capsule collection. The range is available to pre-order from 1 April 2021 for a limited period, ending on 2 May and to be delivered in July. The collection features...

Laguna Beach repeals municipal code section criminalizing certain language Laguna Beach Mayor Bob Whalen and council members Toni Iseman and George Weiss on the dais at the beginning of Tuesday’s meeting in the Council Chambers. (Don Leach / Staff Photographer) Print Laguna Beach has repealed a section of its municipal code that called for the criminalization of the use of certain speech at City Council meetings. The Laguna Beach City Council unanimously approved the motion to repeal ...

Face Dances Part 3, will feature various previously unreleased studio and live recordings. Remastered and cut at half speed by Miles Showell at Abbey Road, the new release will also include the original Peter Blake design on the front and back, as well as four 12″ x 12″ prints of the artwork with four portraits on each print. The record is a highlight of Record Store Day 2021, which will actually take place on two separate days this year. With the coronavirus pandemic in mind, this ye...

Paddling our wakaBy: Wayne Walker “Does it make the boat go faster?” was the test for improvements that Sir Peter Blake applied to win the America’s Cup. It worked – and the same type of test can be applied to Auckland Council, Government and our community. With money tight, and too much to do, we must make the most of the resources we’ve got. Applied locally we could ask: what projects can make a positive difference to the most people? Small things matter as well as big things. Oft...

Mission Hospital in Laguna Beach plans to move forward with new security measures Mission Hospital in Laguna Beach will be adding surveillance cameras and a security guard as new security measures. (Don Leach / Staff Photographer) Print Following a carjacking incident that occurred on the campus of Providence Mission Hospital in Laguna Beach last year, hospital staff came to the table to discuss some changes to its security plan with the Laguna Beach City Council. Terry Wooten, chief o...

Government agrees to help keep the successful team together while it plans its next defence of the trophy.

Team NZ's linchpin was a child cheering from the dock when the Kiwis first defended the America's Cup in 2000. After the Kiwis' second successful defence, he was lifting the Auld Mug himself.