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7 bathroom floor tile trends interior designers have on their radar for 2025

Blending style and practicality, this year's bathroom floor tile trends are sure to elevate your design

Homes & Gardens

What are the most popular bathroom colors right now? Designers weigh in

From earthy and organic to all-out red, these are the bathroom colors that are gaining popularity in 2024

Homes & Gardens

Jindal group’s announcement of setting up unit in Tiruchi district seen as a game changer

The announcement of Jindal Advanced Materials (JAM), an arm of the Jindal Group of Companies, to set up a manufacturing plant in Tiruchi, is seen as a positive development to change the industrial profile of Tiruchi

The Hindu

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"I often think, what do you do in those in-between years?" – Paul Weller thinks some younger artists are spending too long before releasing new albums

The Modfather suggests a more prolific workrate should be a key part of a songwriter's life

MusicRadar

‘Lets do it’: how a podcasting Paul Weller fan finally found his hero

Former radio presenter Dan Jennings regretted never interviewing the singer-songwriter, so he started a podcast to try to track him down. He almost lost hope until a chance encounter …

The Guardian - UK

Shelley Howard, concert poster artist and fixture of Chicago nightlife, dies at 76

By day, he made ads promoting musicians from Pearl Jam to the Rolling Stones, and by night he frequented bars, clubs, restaurants and parties, always with a camera at the ready.

Chicago Sun-Times

"It wasn’t a rip-off!": Who sampled Revolver? The great, good and weird tracks that borrowed from the iconic Beatles album

The Beatles' groundbreaking Revolver influenced a generation of musicians and samplists, from The Jam to The Game

MusicRadar

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Nato’s venue, a lazy author, and yet another Johnson – take the Thursday quiz

Fifteen questions on general knowledge and topical trivia, plus a few jokes, every Thursday. How will you fare?

The Guardian - UK

Bassist Bruce Foxton on the story of The Jam's That's Entertainment: “It was a bit of a departure for us, because it was acoustic”

The birth and recording of a British classic

MusicRadar

Exclusive new editions of 40 iconic albums launched for vinyl week

Artists include Sam Fender, Bob Dylan, Gary Numan, Avril Lavingne and The Jam

Wales Online

Paul Weller: “People should check out some of my bass playing on that first solo album”

The former Jam frontman lifts the lid on his bass playing career saying: “I’ve written some great bass parts”

Guitar World

Townsville fast becoming a place for foodies

The north Queensland region’s has seen it become a place for foodies to take seriously. But it’s not only fine dining – Townsville has a diverse mix of cafes, bars and take-away options.

The New Daily

‘I’d rather be a one-hit wonder than a no-hit wonder’ – the Vapors on Turning Japanese

‘Our drummer didn’t like the song. He just went: “Boom! Splat!” But it sounded great so we kept it’

The Guardian - UK

KInvesture buys stake in asset manager

Kasikorn Investure Co Ltd (KInvesture), a subsidiary of Kasikornbank (KBank), has invested in J Asset Management Company (JAM) and holds 9.9% of the company's shares, worth more than 3.5 billion baht, in a move to support JAM's future growth, KBank said yesterday.

Bangkok Post

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Edinburgh Live

1980s Edinburgh photos capture capital's mod revival scene

In the early 1980s, thousands of youngsters up and down the country found themselves swept up by the mod revival scene and kids in Scotland's capital were no different.

Daily Mirror

UB40 guitarist hits out at Tories and says country is like it was in the 1970s

Singer and guitarist Robin Campbell has hit out at the Conservative Government, claiming the country is in the same bad state it was when the band formed decades ago

Liverpool Echo

Converted ice rink a short drive from Liverpool where 70s and 80s stars performed

It was a music mecca in its time

Edinburgh Live

Loved Edinburgh record store that was at forefront of city's punk scene in late 1970s

If you were a young Edinburgh punk fan at a loose end on a Saturday in the late 1970s, there was really only one place to be: Hot Licks on Cockburn Street. We take a look back the legendary lost record store.

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Edinburgh Live

Amazing Edinburgh photos captures capital's young mods in early 1980s

In the early 1980s, thousands of youngsters up and down the country found themselves swept up by the mod revival scene and kids in Scotland's capital were no different.

Autosport

Why Piastri's attempt to join McLaren carries implications of risk

After the 2006 Formula 1 British GP, Lewis Hamilton's father Anthony was a frustrated man, despite his son - at the time a star in GP2 - having just scored a memorable double win in that weekend's feature and sprint events.

Motorsport

Why Piastri's F1 attempt to join McLaren has risky implications

After the 2006 Formula 1 British GP, Lewis Hamilton's father Anthony was a frustrated man, despite his son - at the time a star in GP2 - had just scored a memorable double win in that weekend's feature and sprint events.

Wales Online

Paul Weller at Singleton Park in Swansea: Timings, banned items, parking and everything else you need to know

The Modfather will perform the last of three big back-to-back shows at the city park

Chronicle Live

Pete Doherty, Noel Gallagher, and Paul Weller - Newcastle's Andrew Cushin to support music legends

Andrew Cushin will support Paul Weller at three gigs this summer

ABC News

Fashion and beauty innovators see opportunities for disability inclusion to cater for 'trillion-dollar' market

There is a growing movement in the fashion and beauty industry to develop products for and with people with disabilities, recognising a virtually untapped trillion-dollar customer market.

Chicago Sun-Times

Jam Productions sold to Los Angeles-based SaveLive

“It has been obvious that for Jam’s business to grow, it needed to be part of a network, something larger with more locations,” said Jam co-founder Jerry Mickelson.

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