Richard Armitage discusses his own personal connection to "The Cut" Author Richard Armitage has been beloved on the big screen, but it was his writing in "The Cut" that got Club Calvi's attention.
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Drake surprises fans at dancehall star Vybz Kartel's historic first Canadian show
When Drake was a teenager, he’d stand outside Toronto’s long-gone Escape Nightclub handing out flyers just to get inside and ...
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Sadness at passing of former dancehall owner Eddie O'Connor – ‘Many singers wouldn’t have got where they are without him’
Legendary nights at an iconic former Wexford venue have been recalled in glowing terms following the passing of former owner of The Unyoke Inn, Eddie O’Connor, surrounded by his loving family, after a ...
Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. The London Broncos have missed out on promotion in to the UK Super League despite a change of ownership and a heavy NRL flavour joining ...
The Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs are proud to announce the introduction of a refreshed Club logo, to be officially adopted from November 1. The new emblem represents a proud evolution of the Bulldogs ...
Both Manchester United and Manchester City are expected to vote against a new financial ‘anchoring’ rule, which is set to undergo a vote among Premier League clubs. The Premier League is looking to ...
In scenes that wouldn't have been out of place in a soap opera, the high stakes nature of the AFL trade period was on full show on Wednesday. From agent blow ups to shock deals, here are the five ...
The ARLC has declared that any player who “negotiates, signs, or enters into” an agreement to join emerging rebel rugby competition R360 will be banned from competitions for 10 years. The commission ...
The health and fitness sector is highly competitive, with discounting and cost-cutting among the common levers used by brands. However, David Lloyd Clubs has taken a different approach. Instead of ...
The FA Cup first-round has taken place as League One and League Two sides enter the fray in the world’s oldest cup competition. The 48 teams from the third and fourth tier of English football join the ...
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