K,I, Kaleidoscope / Love is another color from hope / Pain is a separate color from joy / How​ many colors there are to enjoy ...

As the frontman of The Specials, Terry Hall left an incredible mark on the face of British music. In 2016, he revealed the ...

2. Who is Sean Stewart? Sean Stewart is the eldest son of British rock legend Sir Rod Stewart. Born on September 1, 1980, he has gained some attention due to his famous family and his own public life.

His poetic words taught me to LISTEN TO THE WARM and hear THE SOUND OF SOLITUDE. The husky voiced, shaggy-dog appearance was in contradiction to his eloquent words overflowing with sentimentality and ...

If there is to be a British equivalent of Elon Musk’s Department Of Government Efficiency then you’d think one of the first targets in its crosshairs would be the role of Black Rod. This week ...

I close with a fitting quote from the late and great Terry Pratchett: “Why do you go away? So that you can come back. So that you can see the place you came from with new eyes and extra colours. And ...

If I’d have realised at the start it would have taken so long, I’d have probably said, ‘No! No! Nah!” The more you learn about Rod Stewart and his model trainset, the more one thing becomes clear ...

Albert Rodney “Rod” Wellens, professor and longtime chair of the Department of Psychology who left an indelible mark on the University, the community, and the people he mentored, passed away at home ...

After losing the 2024 presidential election to Trump, Kamala Harris has moved back to California. With Governor Gavin Newsom being term-limited in 2026, speculation is growing about her possible ...

"You're not the president … you need to go away," or something similar. Later, people claimed he said, "I want you to shush your mouth." Several such posts received millions of views. The truth ...

you need to go away.” While some social media users claimed the child seemingly said: “You are not the President, you need to go away,” others disputed this. “I watched it live and it didn’t happen ...

And are you willing to bang loudly on a big door with a giant stick? If yes to both, the role of Parliament's Black Rod could be your next career move - and you will be paid a tidy £87,000 to do it.