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The Blues have impressed in spells under Xabi Alonso this season and Chelsea are looking for their third consecutive victory after their 5-1 and 2-0 wins against Bournemouth and Everton respectively. Chelsea came into…
They are particularly popular in countries such as China and India, and the global market is expected to be worth $26bn by 2030. It makes sense: much has been made of the double-screening epidemic, and of people…
The US pop artist has been out on the road in Europe this month in support of her third studio album, ‘Wor$t Girl In America’ , which was released in March. Advertisement Following recent gigs in Paris, Amsterdam and…
Lunny rose to prominence in the trio Rakes of Kildare alongside his brother Frank and Christy Moore. He went on to play in bands such as Planxty , Moving Hearts , the Bothy Band and Coolfin among others and toured the…
The two teams seem likely to be involved in the battle to beat the drop after struggling for points in the early weeks of the season. Promoted Coventry, who sit 17th in the table on six points, are looking to bounce back…
Watch below. The guitarist, singer and songwriter joined Amelia Dimoldenberg at Sam’s Chicken in Harlesden, London, where he was quizzed on various subjects. Advertisement “How long do you think you should wait before…
The Gunners bounced back from their 3-0 defeat to Brighton before the international break by beating Leeds and Nottingham Forest to keep the pressure on Manchester City at the summit. Bukayo Saka is unlikely to feature…
Whether it's long-standing illicit romances, one-night stands or an unexpected fling from a beloved character, the subject matter has been raked over for years – and will likely continue to be for many more to come. But…
Rangers, who have already beaten Celtic twice this campaign, had won seven games in a row in all competitions prior to their 2-2 draw at Dundee on Saturday which leaves them second in the Scottish Premiership and four…
Two writers sharing a life, their private and creative worlds entwined, each becoming witness to and critic of the other's work. Think Simone de Beauvoir and Jean-Paul Sartre, Joan Didion and John Gregory Dunne. Or, less…