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    Red stains in the snow

    “Caught in the Revolution, Petrograd 1917” by Helen Rappaport (Windmill Books/Penguin Random House)

    • 24. July 2017 - by CM in Books

    The centenary of the Russian Revolution in 1917 is an apposite time for a fresh book on this momentous event. Helen Rappaport, a British historian whose specialities include revolutionary Russia,[…]

    Book, The Krays, The Prison Years

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    Behind bars with Reg and Ron

    “The Krays, The Prison Years” by David Meikle and Kate Beal Blyth (Century/Penguin Random House)

    • 9. July 2017 - by CM in Books

    Truth can indeed be stranger than fiction, otherwise how to explain two murderous London gangsters becoming legendary household names after courting publicity and mixing with celebrities, then, when finally incarcerated,[…]

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    Book, Robbie Robertson

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    From the Hawks to The Band

    “Testimony” by Robbie Robertson (William Heinemann/Penguin Random House)

    • 5. July 2017 - by CM in Books

    In 1966 Bob Dylan concerts were booed on three continents as devotees berated their favourite folkie protest singer for “going electric” and hitting the road with a stompin’ rock band[…]

    The Sisters of Battle Road

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    A family at war

    “The Sisters of Battle Road” by J.M. Maloney (Corgi books)

    • 16. June 2017 - by CM in Books

    When the Second World War began In September 1939, the six young Jarman sisters were among the many children quickly evacuated from their London homes – in danger of Hitler’s[…]

    Book, Florence Foster Jenkins

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    Murderer of music

    “Florence Foster Jenkins” by Nicholas Martin and Jasper Rees (Pan Books)

    • 9. June 2017 - by BT in Books · Culture

    “If she loves music, why does she do this,” a sufferer asked after hearing one of Florence Foster Jenkins’ catastrophic singing performances.  Jenkins herself put it another way: “People may[…]

    RobbieWilliams

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    Four-month wait for Robbie

    Erasure joins tour as special guest

    • 15. May 2017 - by BT in Culture

    Robbie Williams’ 2017 European stadium tour will see 29 shows in 18 countries, opening at Manchester’s Etihad Stadium in June and arriving at Budapest’s Groupama Arena on August 23. Williams[…]

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    Zimmer continues to score

    German-born composer has grown to like the spotlight

    • 9. April 2017 - by BT in Culture

    Hans Zimmer, Hollywood’s most in-demand and innovative film music composer whose 100 scores have helped make over USD 24 billion at the box office, will be returning to Europe this[…]

    „Cavalleria Rusticana“

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    All-singing, all-dancing

    What’s on in April at the Opera?

    • 9. April 2017 - by Kiára Árgenta in Culture

    If you were fortunate enough to see the hauntingly beautiful ballet “Manon” during its brief run at the Opera House, you will have a chance once again to experience the[…]

    JohnnyMarr

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    This charming man

    “Set the Boy Free” autobiography by Johnny Marr

    • 6. March 2017 - by BT in Books

    Manchester, summer 1968,  finds little Johnny Maher, almost five years old, staring through the window of Emily’s corner shop – as he did whenever he and Mum passed – at[…]

    Mireille

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    A name carved in stone

    Music is the best way for Mireille Mathieu to say she loves you

    • 6. March 2017 - by BT in Culture

    French songbird Mireille Mathieu celebrated her 50th year in show business in 2014 with an active tour schedule, and this July she will face her 71st birthday. By then, fans[…]

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