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Godfather of British Hiphop, Rodney P, Joins Stage Under Marble Arch in Support of Human Rights in Iran, Sunday May 14th

Global action for Imprisoned rapper in solitary confinement for 200 days in Iran.Sunday 14th May 13:00 – 16:00Directly beneath London’s iconic Marble Arch This Sunday, a co-ordinated global action takes place across major cities in Europe and the USA to support Toomaj Salehi, an Iranian rapper wrongfully imprisoned for making music. Toomaj has been in solitary confinement for 200 days. The event…

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Who Wore What Jewels Weekly

We are rounding up the best jewels of the week from Timothee Chalamet’s astrological-themed Schiaparelli necklace he wore as a belt in Paris to Kerry Washington’s cute personalized letter initial pendants in NYC and Florence Pugh’s amazing curated pearl ear game. Scroll down to see who wore what jewels and vote on your favorite! Enjoy! WHO: Doja Cat WHERE: Victoria Secret Show 2023 WHAT JEWELS:…

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How What Not to Wear's Stacy London and Clinton Finally Ended Their Feud | In Trend Today

How What Not to Wear’s Stacy London and Clinton Finally Ended Their Feud Read Full Text or Full Article on MAG NEWS

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A Tale Of Two TINAS

A Tale Of Two TINAS -Twenty five years on from her Oscar-nominated performance, screen legend @ImAngelaBassett met @Adriennelwarren, who is currently portraying the Rock legend in the West End show @TinaTheMusicalat @TheAldwych Theatre on Friday. More Now!

Tina Turner’s life story has probably become the most epic part to play for any African American actress. Establishing the acting career of Angela Bassett in 1993 and launching the career of Adrienne Warren, Tina’s life is brutal and inspiring, a dream part for any performer.

Twenty five years on from her Oscar-nominated performance, screen legend Angela Bassett met Adrienne Warren, who is…

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New Music: Burning Juniper - What's The Point

New Music: Burning Juniper – What’s The Point

Earlier this year, I shared London-based indie rock band Burning Juniper’s debut single She Changes The Weather. I was impressed with the lads at the time and now I’m happy to say they’ve returned with a follow up. It’s called What’s The Point. (more…)

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Grace Wales Bonner: A Time for New Dreams, Serpentine Sackler Gallery

Grace Wales Bonner: A Time for New Dreams, Serpentine Sackler Gallery

Grace Wales Bonner: A Time for New Dreams

Review by Elena K. Cruz

On a white wall of the Serpentine Sackler Gallery is an excerpt of Ben Okri’s written work, Invocation for the Shrine. “The world is the shrine / And the shrine is the world,” he writes. “Listen here to the revelations / Of Saint Time.” This is Grace Wales Bonner: A Time for New Dreams.

To the left of the writing lie three bundles…

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What's Good This Week (March 24th '21)

This week I share some of the tracks I've had on repeat for the last week, with new tracks from @adigerwww, @merpiremusic, @Swnami_, @Home_Counties_ and #PROMband

This week it’s all about repeatability as I share the tracks I’ve had on loop for the last week. Continue reading

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Baluchi Cultural Evening with Master Musician Rostam Mirlashari - Fri, October 8th Dec, King's X

Join renowned Baluch musician Rostam Mirlashari this Friday at 8 pm in London for an unforgettable evening at King’s Place. Balochis located in Iran, Afghanistan and Pakistan, have their own distinct language, culture and customs, as well as musical and dance styles. The Balochi music is related to the musical traditions of southern Afghanistan, western Pakistan and eastern Iran, and has its…

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Damien Hirst’s Exquisite Pain

Damien Hirst’s Exquisite Pain

The London Art Traveller Damien Hirst’s Exquisite Pain at St Bartholomew the Great

Following on from the Titian exhibition at the National Gallery, I turn my attention to the sculpture, by Damien Hirst, of Saint Bartholomew,  a saint who was reportedly flayed alive. The piece, called Exquisite Pain(made 2006), sits in the 12th-century magnificence of Saint Bartholomew’s,  the great church in…

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001. how long ago did you start reading fanfiction? writing fanfiction? oh man. i’m not sure exactly but my memory is that i started reading fanfic in 8th grade when i was 13 and living in south florida. and i started writing my own fanfic that summer (2005) that i turned 14. sooo...i’ve been reading and writing fanfic for 15+ years??? oh damn. 

007. do you prefer to read short fics or long fics? LONG FICS!! literally the first thing i do when i discover a new fandom or ship is to search through ao3 by word count. i just really love to settle in and read something long (and i’m talking...crazy long. i have read fics that are over 1,000,000 words before and i fucking love it). 

011. how do you come up with your fic titles? oh basically all of my fic titles are from songs. so show me (family) is from the song ho hey by the lumineers. take my hand (take my everything) is from slip away by perfume genius. taste my beating heart is from howl by florence +the machine. some of my older fic titles are just grabbed from the body of the story. 

the only interesting story is from: hands split and bless on curving man. that title comes from this outdoor book festival i stumbled across in london? and they had this archway that you could walk through and people were taping together pieces of paper with different words on them and hanging the chains from the ceiling of the archway. which meant that when you walked through it you were literally walking through poetry. “hands split and bless on curving man” was the poem i strung together and hung, and then eventually i used it for a supernatural fic framed around the winchester family and their hands. 

032. copy and paste your top three favorite lines/jokes/sentences you’ve ever written. what fics do they come from?

But now, the apartment dark as the sun has set outside, the only noise the sound of Chris’ movie filtering up into the loft, Eddie feels like he’s intruding on something. Like he shouldn’t be here, in this moment, in this space, where Buck is at his most vulnerable.  —so show me (family)

[Claudia] died the same way Stiles was born. Swaddled in hospital blankets, in the arms of the two people who loved her most in the world. —a little better

[Mary]’s never there. Hasn’t been since Dean’s world went up in flames and his sense of self disappeared into the night sky to be replaced with the baby in his arms.  —gentle caress

034. how much of yourself and your life experiences do you put into your writing? what do you think your readers’ image of you is? sometimes it depends. in my most recent fic so show me (family) i put A LOT of my own experiences into the story. specifically most of buck’s injuries and childhood experiences (check: i’ve fallen down a flight of stairs multiple times, once drunkenly at a party trying to lean against a wall that wasn’t there and once stone cold sober carrying a vacuum cleaner that resulted in a broken face. in high school my friends and i got caught drinking in the woods on private property and escaped the cops by running into the trees. i broke my elbow as a kid and (unlike buck) i told my parents immediately but we waited a night before taking me to a hospital. and i chose to start going by my nickname in 9th grade and didn’t give my parents a heads up before they went to a back to school event). 

in taste your beating heart there’s a throwaway line about how stiles “brought home a dead raccoon when he was six and asked if he could keep it” which is kIND OF GNARLY but based on a story of me when i was 5 petting a dead opposum in our backyard because i thought it was a sleeping dog and asked my dad if it could be our pet. SO. 

i’m sure there’s more out there but those are the examples that stick out in my head right now.

039. what’s something about your writing that you pride yourself on? i think i’ve got an ear for dialogue. growing up i always liked to kind of daydream fake conversations between me and my crushes or celebrities i liked or whoever. and i donno, i just feel like over time i’ve gotten to know the rhythm of conversations and such? sometimes i’ll read fics and the conversation can feel stilted or overly written and i’m sure my dialogue isn’t perfect but it’s something i don’t have a hard time with. sometimes when i’m writing a scene the dialogue will come to me so fast i’ll end up just writing down all the dialogue in a rush and then go back and fill the prose in later. (that’s what happened with the eddie+maddie scene in take my hand (take my everything)). 

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caution poison: Does's also exist in New Zealand!

The exact origin is certain, but it is assumed that the warriors arrived by canoe from French Polynesia between 500 and 1300 AD. But they were not the first inhabitants of New Zealand. Remains have been found of a people, also from Polynesia, which we call Morimori. They already came to New Zealand around 1200 B.C. Over the centuries the two peoples have merged. At the beginning of the 20th century, the missionary work of the aborigines began and, as a consequence, the immigration of Europeans. The Treaty of Waitangi in 1840 was the official starting point for the exclusive ownership of the land by Great Britain. In 1841 New Zealand became a separate Crown Colony, in 1852 it received its own constitution, and in 1856 almost complete internal self-government.

Systematic immigration began around 1839; it was organised by the New Zealand Company founded by Edward Gibbon Wakefield in London in 1837. Within ten years, the number of European settlers in New Zealand had increased from about to more than ten times. The islands of New Zealand were settled by the Maori towards the end of the 1st millennium, a people that came from Eastern Polynesia, probably from the Cook Islands or Tahiti. According to Maori tradition, Kupe was the discoverer of the country. Another evidence of these trade relations is the dingo, which was probably introduced by Southeast Asian sailors about 6000 years ago. The oldest human remains in Australia are those of Mungo Man and Mungo Lady, both dated about 40,000 years ago and found in Mungo National Park in the state of New South Wales.

Further meanings are listed under James Cook (explanation of terms).

The tracks were formed 19,000 to 23,000 years ago in the damp clay soil of Lake Willandra.

Much smaller are the snakes in the Australian bush.

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What is the name of money in New Zealand?

The Haka (plural: the Haka) is a ritual dance of the Māori. Often interpreted exclusively as a war dance, however, haka means nothing else than "dance" or "song with dance" and is therefore a general term for all kinds of Māori dances.

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Contract of Waitangi

Gold was mainly mined in Ballarat, Castlemaine and Bendigo and later also in Queensland and Western Australia. Every day new ships with new gold miners arrived from Great Britain, the USA and China. They all first lived in tent cities around the discovery sites and founded numerous small new towns. The Gold Rush

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WIA Artist Profile: Yvonne De Rosa

Yvonne De Rosa is an Italian photographer who tells stories that have been hidden or forgotten. De Rosa’s current exhibition, Negativo 1930, is showing at L A Noble Gallery until 22 September 2019. Negativo 1930is based on the true story of Nina, a woman who falls in love with a fisherman called Peppino. When she tells Peppino she is pregnant, he strangles her and throws her body into the sea.…

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London - Lagos Biker Prepares For Trip To Israel

London – Lagos Biker Prepares For Trip To Israel

The London to Lagos, Nigerian biker who had recently accomplished his epic ride from London to Lagos, Nigeria has disclosed his plans for another ride to Israel from Lagos Nigeria. Adeyanju, A native of Kwara state, Nigeria revealed this in an interview with Arise TV on Tuesday. In his words: “I’m going to buy another bike and do another adventure. My next adventure is going to be riding from…

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New Track: What's Done Is Done - Alisha Brown

New Track: What’s Done Is Done – Alisha Brown

ALISHA BROWN is a London-based singer/songwriter who explores different genres, including R&B, gospel and reggae. Her lyrical content is empowering which encourages others to overcome traumatic experiences.

In her brand new single ‘What’s Done Is Done’, which features singer Natty Joshia and rapper Triple O, Alisha draws from her experience of being raped and how the love of God helped her to…

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What Is The Origin Of (131)?...

What Is The Origin Of (131)?…

Busman’s holiday This phrase is used to describe someone who is on holiday but is actually engaged in doing what they normally do during their working week or rather than putting their feet up, are engaged in some form of work. So, if I was a doctor who took time off to do some voluntary medical work, then I may be described as having a busman’s holiday. For such an innocuous phrase, its origins…

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Further Belfast flight disruption as Gatwick drone issue continues - BelfastTelegraph.co.uk

Further Belfast flight disruption as Gatwick drone issue continues – BelfastTelegraph.co.uk

ONLY IN IRELAND

The SDLP has gone undercover to join with the dissidents and flush out the real undercover MI5 and Spooks headquarters

Theresa May doing all she can to avoid a Hard Border in the North of Ireland and ‘Keep The Loyalists’ Out. She’s directing the drones at Gatwick Airport

https://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/northern-ireland/further-belfast-flight-disruption-as-gatwick-drone-iss…