Drake is on the verge of another record-setting week after releasing three albums at once and immediately taking over charts on both sides of the Atlantic. Released May 15 through OVO Sound and ...

Impossible has been made possible at the London Marathon. A feat that looked out of reach for at least a few more years has now been achieved, and in truly spectacular fashion. For marathoners around ...

London Police Service and the Ontario Ministry of Transportation laid 310 provincial offence notices and removed 11 trucks from service during a two-day tow blitz in the city. Members of the London ...

Evidence of the World War Two Blitz You Can Still See in London The scars of the Blitz are everywhere in London, if you know where to look. Using maps that plotted the bomb damage across the capital ...

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Curious from birth, Fiona is a music writer, researcher, and cultural theorist based in the UK. She studied her Bachelor of Music in London, specializing in audiovisual practices, and progressed to a ...

Stephen Jones can still remember the look he wore to go to Blitz, the era-defining Eighties London club night, for the first time. “It was a PX black velvet Little Lord Fauntleroy suit,” Jones recalls ...

Outside the Blitz club in 1979. Between the demise of punk in the late 1970s and the synthpop explosion of the early 1980s, the New Romantic era made a substantial mark on London’s musical and ...

On Sept. 7, 1940 — 80 years ago tonight — the German air force launched a massive series of attacks on London that would go on for 56 of the next 57 days and nights. The plan was to destroy the Royal ...

The “Blitz spirit” is one of Britain’s most enduring national myths – the stories we tell ourselves about who we were, and who we still believe we are today. Growing up among football fans, I heard ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A long-secret network of tunnels 100 feet below the streets of London could be the city’s next big tourist destination. Local ...