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Mike Hadreas has come a long way from his lo-fi roots.

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His teammates and opponents jumped and hopped as Uday (name changed), a strapping youngster, generated pace and bounce off the wicket. Soon he fancied representing his school and maybe one day India ...

Joost Klein was thrown out of last year’s contest after being accused of threatening a camerawoman. On a new album, he’s still stuck in that moment.

Willie Kremen's Bayview storage unit is a real-life “I Spy With My Little Eye” picture riddle. This one, though, isn’t meant ...

Melancholia is a movie that may resonate with you in a way few other movies can, because it's structured to perfectly capture ...

On her forthcoming project, PinkPantheress is expanding her sound with more classic dance music influence, bringing in styles ...