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Deva Mahal Wellington Single Release Show Announced Annabel Kean / Friday 26th February, 2021 1:26PM    The lovely Deva Mahal continues her run of Aotearoa shows next month, having wowed crowds at Ōtautahi's Nostalgia Festival last weekend with blues and neo-soul cuts from her 2018 debut album Run Deep and subsequent singles. Since she returned to Aotearoa at the beginning of last year Mahal has been busy collaborating with the likes of Zoe Moon on forthcoming new single ' Sister' and exploring her own roots and sound. The next chance to see her live is at the March 18th single ...

Gig Information Deva Mahal was born with blues in her blood. Beginning from her upbringing in Kaua’i, Hawaii to discovering her voice in New Zealand, it’s there where she solidified her vision of becoming an artist. Deva’s star continued to rise and in 2018, she released her aptly named debut album, Run Deep, followed by a series of singles released in 2019 by Motéma Music. During this time Deva toured the world, gracing the stages of the Hollywood Bowl, Carnegie Hall, Bonnaroo, the Montreal Jazz Festival, Byron Bay Blues Festival, North Sea Jazz Festiva...

Photo by Joe Lowrey Hairstyling has always been more than grooming; some consider getting a new cut therapeutic. But if Black salons and barbershops are also important social spaces, curator Tara Fay Coleman wants to emphasize they are places where art is made, as well. "Roots Run Deep" opens Fri., Jan. 22, at the Brew House Association Gallery, 711 S. 21st St., South Side Coleman’s new exhibit, “Roots Run Deep: A Contemporary Survey of African American Hair Culture,” celebrates the history and culture of Black hair by showcasing the work of stylists alongside that of photograp...

James Jay Carafano is a leading expert in national security and foreign policy challenges. A scene from the film "A Walk In The Sun," 1945. Archive Photos / Stringer / Getty Images Key Takeaways It’s a question for the ages: Why fight for a cause or country? Why do some flee and some charge into the valley of death? A golden age of Hollywood took that issue on—the makers of war movies made in the aftermath of World War II. Here are five films that modern audiences may have forgotten (if they’re even aware of them, that is). It’s a question for th...

Since our own intelligence agencies had estimates about the number of nuclear weapons that range from 20 to 60. it is going to be a difficult thing to actually work out a schedule for the denuclearization that both sides will agree toen trust and doing this in a country the size of north korea will be pretty much a nightmare. it doesn't mean it is impossible, but it would require the full cooperation of the north koreans for a sustained period of time, years. as you can tell from the on again, off again from the summit meeting, that the emotions and the divisions internally here and north kore...