There is a smoking gun and Trumpet’s reputation will take a bit of a hit, but, hey, it’s already normalised and baked-in that he’s a shitbag so will ride this out like everything else - like mocking the disabled, grabbing women by the pussy, inciting riot etc etc
There is a smoking gun and Trumpet’s reputation will take a bit of a hit, but, hey, it’s already normalised and baked-in that he’s a shitbag so will ride this out like everything else - like mocking the disabled, grabbing women by the pussy, inciting riot etc etc
Robert Fripp is still going strong - and married to Toyah Wilcox (whose name will mean a lot to Brits but nothing to most Americans)
And even in that era who else could put an LP out called Larks tongues in aspic?!
Robert Fripp is still going strong - and married to Toyah Wilcox (whose name will mean a lot to Brits but nothing to most Americans)
And even in that era who else could put an LP out called Larks tongues in aspic?!
Thinking of you and sending my best wishes
Thinking of you and sending my best wishes
I know Vertigo is always seen as Hitch’s masterpiece , but I have always preferred this as the premise was so unusual , but worked in spades
I know Vertigo is always seen as Hitch’s masterpiece , but I have always preferred this as the premise was so unusual , but worked in spades
When Cameron introduced these it was purely political: he saw it as a Trojan Horse to get Tories elected into city areas where they lacked MPs and councillors i.e. Tory Commissioners would be elected as party seen as strong on law and order
Result: political placemen and cronies abound
When Cameron introduced these it was purely political: he saw it as a Trojan Horse to get Tories elected into city areas where they lacked MPs and councillors i.e. Tory Commissioners would be elected as party seen as strong on law and order
Result: political placemen and cronies abound
Not a unique view sadly!
Not a unique view sadly!
Of course the truth came out after the 2010 election
Of course the truth came out after the 2010 election