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Rock band The Killers apologizes for bringing Russian drummer on stage in Georgia
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Rock band The Killers apologizes for bringing Russian drummer on stage in Georgia

TBILISI (Reuters) — An American alternative-rock band, The Killers, has apologized for bringing a Russian drummer on stage during a show in Georgia and for describing fans as "brothers and…
Posted by John McCarthy August 18, 2023
Rastafarians celebrate freedom of worship after gaining sacramental rights to marijuana in Antigua
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Rastafarians celebrate freedom of worship after gaining sacramental rights to marijuana in Antigua

LIBERTA, Antigua (AP) — On the same ground where their enslaved ancestors were forced to plant sugar cane, Rastafari on this small island nation are now legally growing and ritualistically…
Posted by John McCarthy July 31, 2023
Guadeloupe-born writer mentioned as possible Nobel Literature Prize candidate
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Guadeloupe-born writer mentioned as possible Nobel Literature Prize candidate

BASSE-TERRE — Acclaimed Guadeloupe-born writer Maryse Condé is often mentioned as a possible Nobel Literature Prize candidate. The 89-year-old writer was nominated for the International Booker Prize for translated fiction…
Posted by John McCarthy July 17, 2023
Afros, twists and plaits: Trinidad on a quest for more diverse hairstyles at schools after outcry
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Afros, twists and plaits: Trinidad on a quest for more diverse hairstyles at schools after outcry

PORT OF SPAIN (AP) — Government officials are pushing to relax hair codes at schools in Trinidad and Tobago following a recent public outcry over nearly two dozen students who…
Posted by John McCarthy July 11, 2023
From caterers to cowboy outfitters: Writers’ strike hits Hollywood economy
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From caterers to cowboy outfitters: Writers’ strike hits Hollywood economy

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) — Before Hollywood writers walked off the job in early May, Pam Elyea's prop house History for Hire filled an average of 53 requests per week for…
Posted by John McCarthy June 30, 2023
Why Rastafari Smoke Marijuana For Sacramental Reasons and The Faith’s Other Beliefs
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Why Rastafari Smoke Marijuana For Sacramental Reasons and The Faith’s Other Beliefs

ST. JOHN'S — Members of the Rastafari religion and political movement have for decades been persecuted and imprisoned for their ritualistic use of marijuana. But the tiny islands of Antigua…
Posted by John McCarthy June 26, 2023
Zendaya Sizzles In A Pink Babydoll Dress For Her Surprise Coachella Performance
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Zendaya Sizzles In A Pink Babydoll Dress For Her Surprise Coachella Performance

INDIO, California — Zendaya marked her return to music in a show-stopping ensemble. On Saturday, April 22nd, the actress, singer, and producer (what can’t she do?) unexpectedly joined Labrinth on…
Posted by John McCarthy April 26, 2023
Bad Bunny’s Ex-Girlfriend Files Lawsuit Seeking $40M
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Bad Bunny’s Ex-Girlfriend Files Lawsuit Seeking $40M

SAN JUAN (AP) — Bad Bunny’s ex–girlfriend is suing the superstar for at least $40 million over a well-known voice recording she provided the singer before he became famous. Carliz…
Posted by John McCarthy April 2, 2023
Street Closings Announced For Caribbean Music Festival Tomorrow
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Street Closings Announced For Caribbean Music Festival Tomorrow

FREDERIKSTED — Street closings have been announced in preparation of the Caribbean Music Festival’s Free Outdoor Community Concert hosted by the United Jazz Foundation and the USVI Department of Tourism…
Posted by John McCarthy February 16, 2023
Born in the Bronx: Grammys Celebrate 50th Anniversary of Hip-Hop
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Born in the Bronx: Grammys Celebrate 50th Anniversary of Hip-Hop

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) — The 65th annual Grammys celebrated the 50th anniversary of hip-hop on Sunday with performances from some of the genre's top names, including Grandmaster Flash, Missy Elliott, Lil Wayne…
Posted by John McCarthy February 6, 2023

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