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I premiered new tracks from Soulwax, Jay Som, Future Islands and Little Dragon on the show this week, while the retro alternative set compiled some of the best tracks from the golden age of ’90s electronica. Here’s the tracklist for the full show: West Of The Fields April 17, 2017 R.E.M. |
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I looked up from my laptop on a Saturday night in January, nearly finished with my basketball game story from the Nashville Invitational Tournament. An Assembly Hall gym that an hour or so earlier had been full of fans was now deserted except for me and the janitorial crew. No players, no coaches, no officials. |
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In what was later called one of the most ignominious resolutions in the history of the Security Council, the abandonment of Rwanda came late in the evening of April 21, 1994. It was at 10. 30 pm when the Security Council of the United Nations voted to withdraw its peacekeeping force from Rwanda,.... |
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Beverly Smith, who goes by Bevy, is the host of the show “ Bevelations ” on SiriusXM satellite radio. She likes to spend weekends in Harlem, where she lives. “I love on a Sunday when you’re on your way to brunch and you see everybody all decked out for church,” Ms. Smith said. |
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The warm-up pastor was Ian Lavery, Labour’s election’s co-ordinator, and he did a superb job in prepping the congregation. His own roots, as a former mine workers leader, showed as he delivered a tub-thumping mini-address on why the party was all about “struggle”. |
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Despite compulsory voting laws, many Australians claim they are either disaffected by politics or simply uninterested in civics. In what is being described as "an exercise in realistic utopianism", federal MP Andrew Leigh is calling for a new public holiday to be held during election years. |
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Two of the three child shepherds who reported apparitions of the Virgin Mary in Fatima, Portugal a century ago will be declared saints on May 13, Pope Francis announced Thursday. The canonisation of Jacinta and Francisco Marto will take place during the Argentine pontiff’s visit to a Catholic shrine visited by millions of pilgrims every year. |
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A second group backing transgender rights has come out against Mark Green, President Trump's pick to be secretary of the Army, which could further complicate his Senate confirmation. GLAAD, a media monitoring group, claimed the Tennessee state senator called transgender people an evil that must be crushed during a radio interview last year. |
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Chinese developer Wonder Property is making its first foray into the Australian market, paying $18 million for a Doncaster East site owned for 35 years by the Uniting Church of Australia. The 1.3-hectare infill site was, in 1982, within a green, quiet pocket of the eastern suburbs, but is today.... |
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Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Jimmy Webb (“Wichita Lineman,” “By The Time I Get To Phoenix,” “Galveston,” “MacArthur Park”) has just released his memoir, “The Cake and the Rain: A Memoir,” and will be heading to Christian Community Church (1635 Emerson) in Naperville for a book signing and Q&A on April 20. |
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What role does religion play in the lives of entertainers, politicians and others in the public eye? What’s shaped their faith? Every Sunday, Chicago Sun-Times reporter Robert Herguth will explore such questions in “Face to Faith,” a new column and podcast debuting today with an interview of Grammy-nominated blues singer Shemekia Copeland. |
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