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Raise that drink in your hand, Church Choir, because the Chief's working on a treasure trove of new music. For his next project, Eric Church told onlookers at Country Radio Seminar in Nashville that he recorded a blistering 28 songs in 28 days. The "Chief," as his impassioned "Church Choir" fans.... |
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You can talk about reducing youth violence and gang violence in Toronto, or you can do something about it. Toronto saxophonist Dave McLaughlin has been doing something for years raising funds, through sponsors, for scholarships for deserving college and university-bound students who need a helping.... |
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Matthew Cavanaugh/Getty Images (NEW YORK) — For Chasten Buttigieg, it was a “culmination of experiences” that led him to fall for Pete Buttigieg, the mayor of South Bend, Indiana, in 2015. Unbeknownst to him at the time, his future husband would become a top-tier presidential candidate for the Democratic Party. |
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A death row killer, who frowned his grandmother, has eaten his last meal ahead of his execution today. Nicholas Todd Sutton has been condemned to die in an electric chair dubbed "Old Smokey", for the killing of a child rapist and fellow inmate, Carl Estep, in the US state of Tennessee, in 1985. |
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A Minnesota native, Ross Raihala joined the Pioneer Press as pop music critic in 2004, after stints at The Forum in Fargo, N.D., and The Olympian in Olympia, Wash. He covers local and national music as well as some theater and other arts and entertainment topics. |
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North Charleston, South Carolina By the time the New Hampshire primary results rolled in, revealing a fifth-place finish and zero delegates for Joe Biden, the former vice president was long gone over 900 miles away in South Carolina, a place he's maintained would be a linchpin for his pursuit of the Democratic presidential nomination. |
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By Njabulo Dlamini | 2020-02-21. TIRED by the ever escalating cases of suicide involving pupils and young people in general, motivational speaker Mancoba Mamba intends confronting this through music. The determined Mamba will host the first ever motivational show under the theme ‘They won’t bury.... |
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HAVANT: The Spring Arts & Heritage Centre, East St. 8pm. Rob Newman – The Philosophy Show (A Work In Progress). An evening of comedy with new material from his radio show Total Eclipse of Descartes. £15. (023) 9247 2700.
STUBBINGTON: Stubbington Baptist Church, Jay Close, off Cuckoo Ln. 10am-12pm. Polar Explorer Holiday Club. |
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Through February 23. Lisa Lampanelli’s Losin’ It. Inspired by her work with “The Moth Radio Hour,” Lisa Lampanelli and several of her friends will enchant theatergoers with hilarious, touching anecdotes about the issues of weight, body image and “losin’ it.” 7:30 p.m. Tuesday-Friday, 5 and 8 p.m. Saturday, 1 p. |
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In 2015, the Chicago Urban League honored journalist Isabel Wilkerson. Her book “The Warmth of Other Suns: The Epic Story of the Great Migration” is joyful and heartbreaking as it tells the story of how African Americans moved North from the South, often feeling racial and economic violence. It’s nothing short of a masterpiece. |
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Photographs of the couple together were published in the press, showing them on holidays, at friend's weddings and eating out in London making the news. But it was by way of an unprecedented statement that their relationship was officially announced. Kensington Palace, writing on behalf of Harry,.... |
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