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When we cross the crisis, restaurants will come back with gusto, greeting us with gastronomic hugs, feeding us meals to write home about
While the blues attracts large audiences, jazz, largely owing to its intricacies, pulls in only a niche audience
Whilst the organizers of the Black Lives Matter movement have made incredible strides with their organizing and activism, everyone should recognize the ignominy of asking for Black lives to simply matter. How awake are we ...
There is no doubt that both Davis and Coltrane are perhaps the largest influences in the trend of jazz in the second half of the twentieth century
Driven by survival, migrants leave their identities, their addresses and their votes in their villages, remaining ostensibly voiceless in the world’s largest democracy
Is paying $30 to watch a concert on your screen the new normal?
A gift of unparalleled beauty, jazz has defined the sound of modern contemporary music
Like a soldier after the trenches, New York is a different city amidst the dystopic reality of COVID-19, and yet there is hope to be found
Whether de-frocking a priest, raising hell with a ukulele or romancing a serial killer, the multi-hyphenate carved out a distinct space for herself in a crowded landscape
The FA has pushed the schedule to April 30th due to the Coronavirus pandemic
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