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Don mclean's song vincent is probably the most well known. first released in 1971, it pays tribute to vincent van gogh. now the hand—written lyrics are up for auction and they could fetch more than $1 million. the bbc�*s tim allman has the story. # starry, starry night # paint your palate blue and grey...# if this was your second best song, you might feel a little pleased with yourself, too. this tribute to the troubled mind and timeless genius of one of history's greatest painters has become a modern classic, and these are the lyrics to that poignant, heartfelt ballad. almost indecipherab...

>> i was vice chair of public safety. my chair was formed in a private prison. she was only person against it. when she testified and it was the most poignant, beautiful testimony, i basically won. i look at her and it was instant love. that is my side of the story. his >> he was the man. >> i would describe as the beyoncc and jay-z of colonialism is a vocal critic of non- hawaiians. carl has gone on to work in the system on the state commission on the status of women. they use social media to deconstruct people's colonial frame of thinking. collective action boots on the ground are necessary ...

Heading to the beach or just finding a little time at home to open up a book after you finish scrolling on twitter, get your kids down to bed, we all need some summer reading suggestions, we do. on top for the next two weeks for the banned book club are classics. the adventures of huckleberry faehn by mark twain, never heard of it. and the award brown girl dreaming by jacqueline woodson. it's the autobiographical story with two to string backdrops, i grated greenville, south carolina, and new york city. it's a poignant and beautiful must read book. then there's huckleberry finn, who knows with...

>> yeah. yesterday morning i had less than 30 0 followers. i'm a graduate student. i study history. and i've been trained to write. i've been trained to think. so in processing when we were back at joel's house, all i could think to do was throw something into the void. i had no idea gain the traction it did. i had no idea it would become what it's become, but in that moment, all i could do was just put fragments of thought into words and just throw it out there. >> well, it's remarkable what you say throughout there, it's poignant, and well-done. joel let me ask you in closing, we're about to...

Work. chief executive of bowel cancer uk said she was deeply saddened that deborahjames had died. an incredible force for good, drawing awareness to bowel cancer, saving countless lives. words echoed by many people. her bowel cancer fund is approaching £7 million, the last time i looked. she only set out to rate a quarter of £1 million. it will help research for personalised medicine for cancer research. her book is due to come out in august but herfinal was due to come out in august but her final was released today if we have a look at those, these are perhaps the most poignant of the day.....