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Bebe Black: Sometimes people find it easy to chuck you in the box of British singing female, Arts

Bebe Black: Sometimes people find it easy to chuck you in the box of British singing female

Weymouth chanteuse, Bebe Black, may have started off making jazz and blues but in recent times has turned her vocal attentions to more electronic material. Here, we spoke to discuss working with Benga, MySpace nostalgia and comparisons to some well-known songstresses.

By | Arts, Music | Saturday, 18 August 2012 at 2:00 am

Plan B: A second look at his protest song, Arts

Plan B: A second look at his protest song

Plan B has always positioned himself as a provocative artist. One who seeks change. Equally he is not scared of shying away from big, thorny issues. His new single iLL Manors has received great praise from both The Independent’s Tim Walker and The Guardian’s Dorian Lynskey. Fearful that the artist has overlooked those he is trying to represent, whilst wildly contradicting an editorial he wrote in The Sun in the wake of the riots, it’s worth listening to the track anew.

By | Arts, Music | Wednesday, 21 March 2012 at 12:00 am

Caught & Social: Mirren’s latest role is no tea party, Notebook

Caught & Social: Mirren’s latest role is no tea party

Daily gossip from the world of celeb

By | Notebook | Thursday, 22 September 2011 at 1:11 pm

The IMF shifts its position on the UK, Eagle Eye

The IMF shifts its position on the UK

Is the IMF telling the Government to adopt a fiscal Plan B and to slow the pace of deficit reduction? I think the answer is no. But is it moving closer to such a call? Affirmative, in my view.

By | Eagle Eye, Econoblog | Wednesday, 21 September 2011 at 1:33 pm

Caught & Social: V for variety – with some good music thrown in, Notebook

Caught & Social: V for variety – with some good music thrown in

Daily gossip from the world of celeb

By | Notebook | Monday, 22 August 2011 at 4:36 pm

The IMF faces both ways on the UK economy, Eagle Eye

The IMF faces both ways on the UK economy

What the IMF staff are talking about here is not the range of supply side reforms that right-wingers are talking up and calling “Plan A +”. What they are suggesting could be needed is full on short-term fiscal loosening in the form of tax cuts.

By | Eagle Eye | Wednesday, 3 August 2011 at 6:42 pm

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