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You may have missed the film Song Sung Blue at the cinemas. It has an A-list cast with A-list performances, but it was promoted on an indie budget. It almost slipped into cinemas the same way a Neil Diamond tribute act gets promoted at your...
Within living memory, the moral majority worried that the young were doing too much of the wrong thing. Today the wrong thing is being displaced — not by the right thing, but by nothing at all. And this, I submit, is the graver disease. Pro...
Two men adapted Homer’s Odyssey and released their versions into a world that had largely stopped reading Homer. One of them spent around $250 million and shot the entire film on IMAX cameras, the first feature ever made that way. The other...
“Allow me to set the scene.”
This article begins where it ends: with hope.
In June 2025, RAYE stood on a stage at Glastonbury and revealed her newest upbeat, brassy, big energy track “WHERE IS M...
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