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The Wall Of Silence Ends For Pink Floyd, news, music news, Ireland

Pramod Mishra, researcher and professor of English, discusses his reading habits, literary inspirations and experience with local texts.

After all the break-ups and make-ups, it looks like Pink Floyd will never have a "proper" reunion again.

The Thirty-fifth Annual Wiggins Lecture Caterina Jarboro, the 1898 Wilmington Riot, and the Challenges of the Archive Richard A. Yarborough Wednesday, July 19, 2023, at 7:00 PM ET Approximately 60 minutes. This hybrid program will be held in person at Antiquarian Hall and livestreamed to a virtual audience on YouTube. Advance registration is required for both. Doors open at

‘Thirty years had passed since I last interviewed Sharon Henderson. In 1992 I was sent to her flat on the Wear Garth...

Historians Benjamin Talton and Jean Allman discuss the historical records of Kwame Nkrumah, pan-Africanism, and nation-building.

For Gwendolyn Brooks' 106th birthday, we look back at a Defender article on the poet when she lived in a small Southside apartment.

As one of TV’s most iconic shows reaches two and a half decades in age, it’s still a masterclass in female-led TV – even if it could have been less focused on privileged white women

Here, in no particular order, are just a few of history’s most influential tomes—and how they made humanity look at things in a new light.

Our roundup of the latest art publications