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The Royal Albert Hall has launched its 150th anniversary year with a 90-second tribute to live music entitled Your Room Will Be Ready, narrated by Mick Jagger, directed by Bafta-nominee Tom Harper (The Aeronauts, Wild Rose), and scored by Academy Award-winning composer Steven Price (Gravity, Fury).
The 90-second short film features footage of Adele, Stormzy, Bastille, Coldplay, Iggy Pop, Noel Gallagher, Freddie Mercury and Diana Ross (just to name a few of the 40 featured clips) and includes unseen footage. Your Room Will be Ready , focuses on the anticipation and energy of live events and pairs images of the empty venue with more than 40 pieces of archive concert footage from 1933 to the present, and Sir Mick reading from For Friends Only by W.H. Auden.
Stunning new BBC series looks at the power and fragility of our Earth
By: Times News Service
London: BBC Earth has announced a brand-new series narrated by legendary English broadcaster and natural historian, Sir David Attenborough.
A Perfect Planet explores the great forces of nature that support, drive, and enable life on earth, and features breath-taking scenery set against an original score by award-winning composer Ilan Eshkeri and Attenborough’s distinctive voice.
Currently airing in the MENA region, the five-part series takes in awe-inspiring views, from lands drenched by the Indian Monsoon to the slopes of fiery Hawaiian volcanoes, from the tidal islands of the Bahamas to the frozen wastes of Ellesmere Island. Four years in the making, the series was filmed in 31 countries on six continents.
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During a recent snowfall, the garden shrouded in a blanket of pure white snow, Mark’s wife Mary exclaimed, “the cardinals illuminate the yard.”
During the long dark days of winter, every Canadian looks for illumination. The temptation to find it might be turning on your TV or iPad. But there is another way to shorten winter, and that is by turning to nature.
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The native birds that stay over winter in our climate provide a window into something extraordinary. When, in our history, has there been a better time to slow down, and observe avian activity than during the pandemic?
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