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A legendary Birmingham nightclub is to be celebrated in a special heritage project. The Que Club, in Corporation Street, was a massively popular dance club during the acid house and Britpop years. It also hosted performances by stars including David Bowie, Blur, Massive Attack and Daft Punk. |
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A legendary Birmingham nightclub is to be celebrated in a special heritage project. The Que Club, in Corporation Street, was a massively popular dance club during the acid house and Britpop years. It also hosted performances by stars including David Bowie, Blur, Massive Attack and Daft Punk. |
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Vanuatu Minister says proposal ‘will affect Australia’s relations with Pacific’ By Jemima Garrett. MELBOURNE, Australia (Radio Australia, July 22, 2014) – The impact of recently announced cuts to Radio Australia and other international services of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, is likely.... |
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In 1989, when John Blount was just 17, he was convicted of a double homicide. Blount was sentenced to death, and later re-sentenced to life in prison without a chance for parole. While incarcerated, he started a mentoring program for kids, kept a nearly spotless disciplinary record, and got his GED. |
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As the French came to terms with the damage inflicted on Notre Dame Cathedral by a recent fire, architects and graphic designers have been sharing their ideas for the reconstruction of the iconic cathedral.
Since the French government announced on April 17 that they would launch an international.... |
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Anoki Von Arx (Soprano), Stelios Georgiou (Tenor) and Plotinos Micromatis (Pianο) will perform a selection of Neapolitan Songs and Arias throughout the ages. Their goal is to share with the audience these beautiful songs of Italy and beyond. Songs that are unforgettable, romantic and fun, which are vital ingredients in life. |
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The arrival of Festival TransAmériques , is always a clear indication that the divine madness of Montreal’s festival season is truly upon us. The FTA, now into its 13th edition, gathers a cornucopia of contemporary dance, theatre and impossible-to-define shows from around the world, as well as the best of Montreal talent. |
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The important, interesting, or just downright quirky news from TOL’s coverage region. Today: victorious protests in Yekaterinburg; human rights in Chechnya; truckers in Bulgaria; tone-deaf Eurovision comments; and tender Mongolian camels. 17 May 2019. Proud to Be Blacklisted. |
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Britain’s Prime Minister Theresa May speaks at a European Parliament election campaign event in Bristol, England, on May 17, 2019. — AFP pic. LONDON, May 17 — Beleaguered British Prime Minister Theresa May’s tenure appears all but over after Britain’s opposition Labour Party quit Brexit compromise.... |
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The New York Times takes a deep dive into whether Paul Huntsman can save The Salt Lake Tribune by turning it into a non-profit. “I took the losses and subsidized the paper as long as I could. The losses were devastating to me personally. I said, ‘I have to make a change,’” Huntsman explains. |
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P oland's pro-EU opposition has a 10-point lead over the ruling nationalists ahead of European Parliament elections, a survey showed on Friday, a sharp turnaround that some analysts linked to a film about sexual abuse scandals in the Catholic Church. The documentary Just Don't Tell Anyone , which.... |
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