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Ally Ross Updated: May 7 2021, 6:36 ET NINE years, six series and 1,000 acronyms later, millions of underwhelmed Line Of Duty viewers finally learned H’s identity and the lousy price of his treachery as well. It was poor, gormless Det Supt Ian Buckells, who’d done it all for “a time-share in Gran ­Canaria”. 12 Millions of underwhelmed Line of Duty viewers finally learned H’s identityCredit: BBC Not even Fuerteventura, with a “resort swap option”, which would’ve had me tipping off the OCG the moment I passed out at Hendon Police College. Buckells sold his soul for Gran Canaria...

Eugene Kara and Maioha Kara are sharing their art and stories in a talk together.

(Motown Gospel ***) Merry Clayton's spine-tingling vocal on the Rolling Stones' "Gimme Shelter" is one of the most indelible in rock history, created, as Clayton recounts in "20 Feet From Stardom," during a late-night recording session that had her pairing off with Mick Jagger while wearing a mink coat and curlers in her hair. That 2013 Oscar-winning documentary finally gave Clayton her due. And then tragedy struck: In 2014, she suffered injuries in a car accident in Los Angeles that resulted in both of her legs being amputated below her knees. "Beautiful Scars" is the first album the 72-year...

Steven Wine This cover image released by Motown Gospel shows "Beautiful Scars" by Merry Clayton. (Motown Gospel via AP) April 08, 2021 - 10:42 AM "Beautiful Scars,” Merry Clayton (Motown) It's appropriate Merry Clayton's singing volume on her new gospel album repeatedly reaches forte, which in French means strength. “Beautiful Scars" is a celebration of fortitude, and caps a comeback after Clayton lost her legs in a 2014 car accident. This is Clayton's first solo album in more than 25 years, but her name and enthralling alto will sound familiar to longtim...

Review: Merry Clayton's new gospel album caps a comeback STEVEN WINE, Associated Press FacebookTwitterEmail This cover image released by Motown Gospel shows "Beautiful Scars" by Merry Clayton. (Motown Gospel via AP)AP "Beautiful Scars,” Merry Clayton (Motown) It's appropriate Merry Clayton's singing volume on her new gospel album repeatedly reaches forte, which in French means strength. “Beautiful Scars" is a celebration of fortitude, and caps a comeback after Clayton lost her legs in a 2014 car accident. This is Clayton's first solo album in more than 25 years, but her name and enthrall...