The author delighted generations of children with his tales of rural postman Pat Clifton and his black and white cat Jess, who lived in the fictional village of Greendale
Venue: hmv 363 Oxford StreetDate: 23.11.18Photos: James McCauley To celebrate the release of their highly anticipated new album The Blue Hour, Brit pop legends Suede his Oxford Street to perform an intimate show for fans at the hmv flagship store. The band took time to sign copies of the new album for fans, who were treated to cuts from The Blue Hour, as well as a selection of classics. Since their Mercury Prize winning debut in 1993, Suede have gone...
Science is revealing more and more about how our minds work. Understanding the latest thinking will make you smarter and improve the decisions that you make. Here, the author and expert on applied cognition, KJP Sheedy, reveals how understanding our Thinking Paradigms can improve our lives and society. By KJP Sheedy What skill does your favourite motivational speaker share with an internet troll writing click bait for profit? No one quite knows how your brain works but we do have...
The star famed for his Grumpy Old Man act as Victor Meldrew enticed by restaurant's 'Brexit special'
Reseachers say that the handheld device, based on a silicon chip, could help make rapid, sophisticated medical diagnostics more accessible
London-based Nicholas Gentry encourages people on social media to send him their old tech which he turns into artwork
Fans can celebrate the recorded legacy of musical icon and singer/songwriter Chris Cornell, with the 17-track self-titled album, Chris Cornell and a 64-track limited-edition deluxe box set (11 of them unreleased), which will see release on 16th November. The first release since his passing in 2017, the album will be released by Cornell’s wife, Vicky Cornell on behalf of The Chris Cornell Estate through UMe. The first unreleased track, “When Bad Does Good,” was produced, recorded, and mixed by Cornell and was found in his personal...
The 53-year-old has kitted out the interior with three working pumps which serve lager, bitter or cider.
Young Spray was knifed repeatedly while in a backstage dressing room at the Apollo in Hammersmith, west London, during the GRM Daily Rated Awards
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