Somewhere on the edge is “Hopeless Nostalgic,” the cynical, moody, unflinchingly feminist newest album from Savoir Faire, ...

Hawkins instantly goes along with the prank, breaking into a large smile before removing his t-shirt, claiming his guitar ...

It’s going to be a decidedly proggy March, with new music releases scheduled from Jethro Tull, Jon Anderson and Yes, Alex ...

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She was 7 when her family shifted to Bangalore with dreams of having a better education for their children. From navigating unfamiliar streets to understanding a new language, Kannada, in a world ...

One of the sharpest pleasures of encountering new fiction can come from knowing almost nothing about it, or its author, in advance. In fact it’s often best that way.

In advance of his visit to Cork Podcast Festival, Blindboy talks about his favourite writers, his love of nature, and how a ...

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The centuries-old tradition of wassailing is making a comeback in rural England, with rituals and revelry meant to chase away evil spirits and the winter blues.

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