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“That was also where Mitch Mitchell brought Jimi’s white Woodstock Strat for me to set up, prior to him selling it”: My afternoon interviewing Hank Marvin over beans on toast and chickening out of a Paul McCartney 'audition'

Neville Marten's first assignment for Guitarist was one for the ages, at a venue that is now sadly lost but for a time was the place for the biggest bands to rehearse

Guitar World

Andy Cohen is a good kisser

Andy Cohen believes he is a good kisser because he has never had a "bad review".

BANG Premier

Through the roof: how a Brisbane shed is turning old solar panels into silver and copper

Australia’s solar waste problem – identified as a priority by the federal government in 2016 – is becoming larger and more urgent

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Andy Cohen Speaks Out In Support of Jennifer Lopez After Report Suggests She Canceled Her Tour Due to Her "Unlikability Factor"

"People are mad at her for doing too much."

Marie Claire

Pentagon pursuing Russian use of Musk’s Starlink terminals - Roll Call

The Defense Department is working with SpaceX to disable satellite internet terminals that are being used against Ukraine, an official said.

Roll Call

Rock band Cage the Elephant emerge from loss and hospitalization with new album 'Neon Pill'

To say Cage the Elephant’s latest album had a turbulent birth would be an understatement

The Independent UK

“Take Jeff Beck, David Gilmour and Allan Holdsworth – Alan should be seen as being in that company”: Remembering the late Alan Murphy, the player Fender trusted as a tone consultant, who played with Kate Bush, Go West, and more

As November 2023 would have marked Alan Murphy’s 70th birthday, we look back at the man and his music, with personal recollections from the collaborators who knew him best

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Andy Cohen reveals how he once got scammed and lost ‘a lot of money’

‘Part of my advice for people is that if something is happening, just go to your bank branch,’ TV host says

The Independent UK

An AI smoothie shop opened in San Francisco with much hype. Why is it closed already?

BetterBlends promised to invest in the city’s beleaguered downtown but closed its doors in under two months

The Guardian - US

‘Swearing should be kept down the mine’: How Lee Anderson’s migrant outburst turned off voters

The Tory deputy chair divided opinion with his ‘f*** off back to France’ remarks – but there was a rather more uniform feeling in his Nottinghamshire constituency, as Colin Drury reports

The Independent UK

Met Office issues urgent weather warning as huge swathes of UK hit with thunderstorms

The Met Office said thunderstorms may cause disruption and localised flooding across northern England and Scotland tomorrow. A yellow weather warning is in force from 1pm to 9pm on Sunday

Daily Mirror

Stirling Hospital in Adelaide Hills in talks to move to Mount Barker

A nearly century-old private hospital confirms it is in discussions to move to another site in the Adelaide Hills. The hospital says required building works will cost more than $50 million, while building a new facility would cost less than half that.

ABC News

Gold Coast woman, 70, convicted of laundering $400k via criminal syndicate's romance scam

In sentencing, Judge David Kent KC said Elizabeth Ruth Mak had been "manipulated", but was amazed that she continued to participate in the operation after receiving a warning from the police.

ABC News

"The last day of the Lost Cause": Richmond removes its final Confederate statue

It marks the close of a two-year effort to remove memorials to the Confederacy in its former capital.

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The Conversation

'An arts engagement that's changed their life': the magic of arts and health

In 2007, a life-changing encounter at South Australia’s Flinders Medical Centre became the catalyst and symbol for a national arts and health movement.

Daily Mirror

Mum and son 'traumatised' as vandals spray paint car with 'MOVE' in parking row

In the rampage in Greater Manchester, a Ford Fiesta was also targeted by thugs, who damaged windows, painted the word 'MOVE' across three vehicles and let down tyres

Daily Mirror

How much Matt Hancock will be paid as an MP while he's on I'm A Celebrity

Former health secretary Matt Hancock has been confirmed for this year's series of I'm A Celebrity, resulting in the sitting MP having the Conservative whip taken off him

ABC News

After 90 years, the Darlington sisters return to Cooper Creek and retrace their mother's journey

The remarkable survival story of how Ettie Darlington raised six children alone after losing their father in the outback is a snapshot of another time. Now, four of her children are reflecting on their mother's life and legacy.

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Texas’ Constitution Could Be Key to Resecuring Abortion Rights

Our founding state document enshrines the right to privacy. Come November, we must elect judicial representatives who will interpret it faithfully.

Tribune News Service

Hospitals cut jobs and services as rising costs strain budgets

Bozeman Health had a problem, one that officials at the health system with hospitals and clinics in southwestern Montana said had been building for months.

Daily Mirror

John Lennon’s former family home in Liverpool to go up for auction for six figure sum

The home that John Lennon grew up in is due to go under the hammer and is expected to sell for around £250,000

Salon

Hospitals cutting services as costs rise

Low surgery volumes, high equipment prices, and sicker patients are digging into hospital profits

Daily Mirror

Long-lost interview when John Lennon claims 'Beatles not very good' sells for £3,000

The tape was made by student John Hill in 1964 when he sneaked into a press conference to record the chat but it was never broadcast

Zenger

Imagine That: Young John Lennon Once Told A Reporter The Beatles Weren’t Good Musicians

John Lennon revealed he didn’t think the Beatles were good musicians to a student journalist – who’d blagged his way into a press conference before a gig.

Evening Standard

Beatles: a 1964 never-broadcast interview with John Lennon is now up for auction

In the interview John Lennon says that The Beatles are not “very good musicians”

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