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“F*ck off, indeed.” By The Editors of GQ October 18, 2021 Brian Cox in Succession.Courtesy of Macall Polay for HBO. Despite the influence he wields and the long shadow he casts, Logan Roy (the brilliant veteran Brian Cox) is often a man of as few words as possible. Whether talking to family, his wife, or his
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The artist and academic Samia Halaby is regarded as a pioneer of Arabic modernism and a leading advocate for Palestine art in the twentieth century. Halaby’s family fled Palestine when she was 11 years old and settled in the United States. A graduate of Indiana University Bloomington, she went on to have a successful academic career, becoming
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Young Thug was joined by Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker during his appearance on last night’s Rami Malek-hosted episode of Saturday Night Live. Fresh off the release of his new record Punk, Thug played the album tracks ‘Tick Tock’ and ‘More Than Anything’. Watch his performance below. Punk, which came out on Friday (October 15), features collaborations
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YouTube is not just a video social media for influencers and brands to advertise but also for small and large companies to make revenue. From tutorials to vlog-type videos, companies can utilise YouTube as an essential tool in their revenue stream. Affiliate Links / Offers If you’re offering a service that can be embedded within
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We’ve compiled a list of some of the top biographies written by, or based on, the lives of women. Whether you’re interested in learning more about crucial female individuals who are already famous for how they changed history or unearthing the genuine tales of formidable women who pushed behind the scenes to demand change for
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Elbow have shared a new track, ‘Six Words’, the second offering from their upcoming album Flying Dream I. Give it a listen below. “I can’t remember the exact genesis of the track, but it is definitely one of Craig’s,” frontman Guy Garvey explained in a statement. “In some ways it’s familiar territory lyrically, it has
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Two new photo books, along with the city’s pandemic boom, remind us that there’s something particularly right now about Miami. By Jason Diamond October 15, 2021 Steven D Starr There’s this one shot in Haddon Hall, a new book of images from the photographer Naomi Harris, that I haven’t been able to stop thinking about.
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Tori Amos has released a new track, ‘Spies’, which is set to appear on her upcoming album Ocean to Ocean. The song is inspired by Amos’ home in Cornwall, England, where “bats and other creepy-crawlies terrorize” her daughter Tash. Give it a listen below. Ocean to Ocean is out October 29 and includes the previously
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Taking their name from a Chinese supermarket in their native Manchester, W.H. Lung started out as the studio-based project comprised of vocalist Joe Evans, multi-instrumentalist Tom Sharkett, and bassist Tom Derbyshire, who have played in various bands together since they met at school. Following the success of their 2019 debut Incidental Music, which fused their
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How ‘Afternoon Delight,’ a song about daytime boning, snuck into 70’s America’s Wonder Bread mainstream and became an unlikely cultural touchstone. By Rob Tannenbaum October 14, 2021 Starland Vocal Band, in the seventies: Jon Carroll, Margot Chapman, Bill Danoff, Taffy Danoff (l-r).Michael Ochs Archives In the summer of 1976, Eddie Pelto began hearing “Afternoon Delight”
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Coldplay have announced details of their 2022 world stadium tour in support of their new album Music of the Spheres, which arrives tomorrow (October 15). The tour is set to kick off in March in Costa Rica and will include a run of North American dates in May and June before the band heads to
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Magdalena Bay have more than one way of pulling you into their continuously expanding DIY universe. In addition to their cinematic, majestic-sounding music, the Los Angeles indie pop duo of Mica Tenenbaum and Matthew Lewin have built a strong online following across TikTok, Twitch, YouTube, and beyond, while their debut full-length Mercurial World is accompanied by a
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In a new book excerpt, the former director of Parts Unknown and No Reservations writes about what it was like to work with the legendary TV host, who was as “ingenious as he was demanding.” By Tom Vitale October 12, 2021 Courtesy of Tom Vitale “Be increasingly surreal,” Tony said.“ Make this show as hallucinogenic
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Netflix’s hit series Sex Education recently released its third season and has already been renewed for a fourth. The beloved characters continue to grow in season 3, beginning their transitions from adolescence to adulthood. Otis and Maeve’s sex clinic has been abolished, along with the asbestos-ridden bathrooms, but the new headteacher introduces a new set of problems
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Geist, the new album by Shannon Lay, is named after the German word for spirit, a multifaceted term whose implications can be both philosophical and ghostly. And while the Los Angeles singer-songwriter’s music is reminiscent of the haunted, otherworldly folk of Nick Drake or Vashti Bunyan, it’s not so concerned with the supernatural as the
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Poet Saeed Jones used to consider himself a longtime fan of the comedian. But Chappelle’s new Netflix special “The Closer,” which fixates on gay and trans people, feels like a stab in the back. By Saeed Jones October 11, 2021 Dave Chappelle in January 2020 (Photo by Sean Rayford/Getty Images).Sean Rayford You ever hear the
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