When Kneecap performed at Glastonbury music festival this year, bandmember Mo Chara told the crowd, 'us three have no right to be on this stage in front of this many people, rapping predominantly in a language that even people at home don't even speak.' Kneecap has risen to prominence amidst controversy surrounding its shows and political statements.
The musician, real name Keith McIvor, announced the news in a post on Instagram stating, 'My symptoms weren't immediately diagnosed, and my health declined very rapidly over just a few weeks.'
Lawrence, who goes by his first name only, is depicted as a pallid eccentric passing time in London, living on liquorice and milky tea, and fearful of cheese.
Rhian Teasdale reflects on the evolution of her band's image since the 'Chaise Longue' video, noticing how audiences expect artists to remain unchanged despite personal growth.
The story of Van Cliburn is well known: the lanky Texan shocked the world by winning the inaugural Tchaikovsky competition in Moscow during the height of the Cold War, in effect beating the Russians at their own game by playing gold-medal-worthy Rachmaninov and Tchaikovsky concerti.
Walham Green tube station on the District line has regained its historic station sign, more than 70 years after it was removed. The station opened on 1st March 1880 as part of the District line's extension from West Brompton to Putney Bridge.
Helen Chadwick's art explored selfhood and identity long before identity politics gained prominence, celebrating sensuality across gender and species with a profound sense of fluidity.
"Neverland is a truly magical experience that brings to life one of literature's most beloved stories in a stunning and immersive way, from the magical flying scenes to iconic characters that children and adults alike adore."
During a recent performance, rapper Bob Vylan promoted hate against the IDF and other violent sentiments, leading to a police investigation into public order incidents.