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L.Q. Jones, the sandy-haired giant with the high cheekbones, warm smile and ice-cold blue eyes, is set to celebrate his 94th birthday this August.

Previously unreleased Prince song 'Born 2 Die' has been released. The Prince Estate has shared the second single from the upcoming album, 'Welcome 2 America', following the release of the title track in April. The late music legend - who passed away in April 2016 at the age of 57 from an accidental fentanyl overdose - recorded the slow number in 2010, when then-President Obama was just a year into his first term. A press release states that: "Prince was reflecting deeply on the issues affecting the Black community and the role he hoped to play in the social justice movement." Morris Hayes of ...

Welcome 2 America. The track was unveiled on BBC Radio 6's morning program. You can watch the video below, and see the album's track list. "The song was recorded during a flurry of studio activity in the spring of 2010, when President Obama was just a year into his first term," a press release explained. "Prince was reflecting deeply on the issues affecting the Black community and the role he hoped to play." The track features bassist Tal Wilkenfield and drummer Chris Coleman, with vocalists Shelby J., Liv Warfield, and Elisa Fiorillo. Hayes recalled: "We got to 'Born 2 Die' and Prince said...

Try refreshing your browser. Reflections: Stratford's 'cygnet-ture' stars Back to video If one would hazard a guess as to what is most photographed in Stratford, one might guess the swans. After all, they have been a fixture in Stratford since 1918, when J. C. Garden, once a machinist in the Grand Trunk Railway shops, donated a pair he had purchased in Battle Creek, Mich. Some may believe the swans came from royal stock but, according to an article written by T. J. Dolan many years ago, most came from the United States. Although, when Queen Elizabeth II visited Canada in 1973, some swans fr...

TravelAwaits May.15.2021 There is probably nobody in the entire world who could not name at least one or two of the sights Paris is famous for. I mean, who hasn’t heard of the Eiffel Tower? But, after calling Paris home for six years, I have not only ticked off all the well-known sights, but I’ve also discovered quite a few unusual ones. That is the best thing about spending a longer amount of time in a place. You have the leisure to turn onto streets you would normally walk past, or to get off at metro stops most people have never even heard of.