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A wayward seal who found fame after hitching a ride on a paddleboard has now shown up sunbathing in a garden - more than 20 miles from the coast. Police came to rescue notorious grey seal Dandy Dinmont after a bemused homeowner discovered her basking on her garden wall. It comes just months after Dandy stunned a woman by clinging onto her paddleboard during a lesson. A seal, called Dandy DInmont, was found sunbathing in the Lincolnshire garden of Anne Page Instructor Phil May caught the rare moment on camera as he taught the beginner on the River Witham, in Boston, Lincolnshire, last Septemb...

Maggie Bell: Suicide Sal: Released – 1975.

In 2008, when I first visited Canberra’s newly opened National Portrait Gallery, my first response was an overwhelming sense of déjà vu. I knew many of those paintings. They had once hung on the walls of the Art Gallery of New South Wales as part of the annual Archibald Prize exhibition, or been seen in the Salon des Refusés — home to the best of the rejects. Over 49 years I have seen the Archibald from both the inside, as a curator, and the outside as a critic. My first Archibald was in 1972, the year Clifton Pugh won with his portrait of Gough Whitlam. Along with other art history s...

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28 01 2021 A WEEK BEFORE his death on May 15, Phil May spoke to MOJO’s Ian Harrison from his home in Norfolk about his forthcoming album with the Pretty Things. Now that final album, Bare As Bone, Bright As Blood, is released on September 25, we present Phil’s last interview… Eternal delinquents the Pretty Things and their magnetic frontman Phil May, who died on May 15 following hip surgery after a cycling accident, were never short on influential admirers. Dylan included them in Tombstone Blues in 1965, while fan David Bowie covered their songs and allegedly listed May as ‘God’ in ...