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London's very own East End born David Bailey, is arguably one of the most famous commercial photographers to date. Bailey’s career and personal life both seemed to thrive during the iconic Swinging Sixties.
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Those were our days, our halcyon days, our salad days, Nights turn into days, turn into nights, turn into days,Fags, cash, keys, coming home in three days, days., Cock of the walk, swagger, blagger, bragger, sun never sets days,Our top of the world days.
Vivienne Westwood’s Book Launch
Written by Daisy Hulme
Vivienne Westwood's book launch in St James church in Piccadilly the other night was a strange affair.
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Meet Stewart Home. Author, Musician, Artist, Art Critic, Prankster, Performer, Situationist, Ventriloquist, Film-Maker, Cultural Historian, Bon Vivant and world renowned professor of Anti Academia.
The 38th Anniversary of Filming Quadrophenia – Extract from Simon Well’s Book on the Cult Classic
Written by Simon Wells
Fast approaching the 38th anniversary of filming of Quadrophenia, this is an extract from Simon Wells’ book “Quadrophenia: A Way Of Life” recalling the preparation before the first day’s shooting in Brighton on 28th September 1978.
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Life by the Throat is written and performed by award winning actress and playwright, Eve Steele (Coronation Street, Peak Practice).
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Simon Blow's fiercely witty and bittersweet new drama, based on the true story of his relationship with his great uncle and brightest of the bright young things, Stephen Tennant.
Ben Johnson's mastery of comedy, with, structure and more biting wit more than justifies this strong revival of The Royal Shakespeare's Production of The Alchemist at The Swan Theatre in Stratford- Upon - Avon.
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Matteo Sedazzari was part-way through his latest social networking drive when we spoke, spreading the word about debut novel A Crafty Cigarette – Tales of a Teenage Mod while getting to grips with the ever-changing world of new media.
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Criticism is in a critical condition.
It’s seemingly never been harder to make it or to get work as a critic.
It’s seemingly never been harder to make it or to get work as a critic.
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This excerpt from La Révolution française (1989) depicts events leading to the fall of the Bastille on July 14th 1789. Among the historical figures shown are Louis XVI, Marie Antoinette, Jacques Necker, Georges Danton, Camille Desmoulins and the Bastille's governor, Bernard de Launay. For more information on the fall of the Bastille and the French Revolution
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When Politics and Economics fuck up, it’s time for Art and Culture to Step-Up !
Written by Staff Reporter
Fifty years ago, Ken Loach’s TV drama Cathy Come Home was broadcast on the BBC. Horrified and shocked viewers watched one family’s downward spiral into the cruel,
I wrote this piece on my favorite writer in the early nineties for Positive Energy of Madness and soon after started a penpal friendship with him.
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