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Hannah Gal
Jul 17, 2026, 12:46 AM
In conversation with rock legend John Illsley – My Life In Dire Straits
"We were lucky we weren't teenagers - that would certainly have been fatal" writes Mark Knopfler in his forward to John Illsley's autobiography, reflecting on the band's meteoric rise and an ever-changing landscape. "The ride is not for everyone" Knopfler...
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Perhaps one of the most well-known, yet least understood schools of music in all of Judaism is the deceitfully simplistic nigun. These wordless tunes have been chanted throughout generations. It is the soundtrack of our people. But where did...
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The evidence file against Taylor Swift contains no statements, no posts, no positions—just Jews. *** Taylor Swift got married last Friday. By Saturday, according to a rumor ricocheting across TikTok and X, she and Travis Kelce were honeymooning in Israel. They weren’t. Nobody...
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My parents, and all my family going back to the 1700s, were water gypsies. They lived on longboats and barges. My mum was born on a boat called the Orient, and my dad on the Antelope. I suppose that makes...
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Eurovision Song Contest 2026: United By Music, After All
A few weeks have passed since the confetti was swept from the arena floor in Vienna, which hosted the 70th Eurovision Song Contest, the world's biggest live televised music event, drawing more viewers annually than the Super Bowl. Each year,...
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