The Guardian
Akala: Dynamite by any other name…
The Guardian
A few weeks ago in these pages, Birmingham rapper Lady Leshurr asked why there had been no high-profile female rappers in the UK since Ms Dynamite.
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Daily Archives: June 2, 2013
Dido and Aeneas; English Music festival – review – The Guardian
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The Guardian
Dido and Aeneas; English Music festival – review
The Guardian
If Aeneas had not ditched the Carthaginian queen, the Roman empire would not have existed, let alone spread to Somerset.
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Beyonce Leads a Charge of Powerful Women at Sound of Change – RollingStone.com
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Beyonce Leads a Charge of Powerful Women at Sound of Change
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Bombs, boredom threaten Pakistan’s “Pashto” song-and-dance cinema – Reuters
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Bombs, boredom threaten Pakistan’s “Pashto” song-and-dance cinema Reuters Welcome to the strangely innocent and overwhelmingly seedy world of Pashto cinema, or Pollywood, which once made its home in Pakistan’s wild frontier town of Peshawar, but is…
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Twitter Music Beefs Up Charts on the Web – All Things Digital
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Twitter Music Beefs Up Charts on the Web
All Things Digital
Twitter on Friday updated the Web site for Twitter Music, the company’s music discovery service, to better emphasize its charts feature.
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Chhattisgarh cyber police asks Facebook to shut down Maoist page – Times of India
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Times of India
Chhattisgarh cyber police asks Facebook to shut down Maoist page
Times of India
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How 30million ‘wi-fi’ credit cards can be plundered by cyber identity thieves … – Daily Mail
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Daily Mail
How 30million ‘wi-fi’ credit cards can be plundered by cyber identity thieves …
Daily Mail
Card numbers and personal details can be read almost instantly by a remote device such as a mobile phone, according to cyber-crime experts.
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