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“As if its tone has been perfected over years of fireside strumming”: Guild has given its retro DS-240 Memoir series a makeover for the first time in five years with two classy new colorways

The two new-look acoustics are crafted from solid Sitka spruce and mahogany, with the DS-240E offering a DeArmond Tone Boss soundhole pickup

Guitar World

HISA, Jockeys' Guild partner with mental-health company to offer jockeys access to care and support

Horse racing’s federal oversight agency and the Jockeys’ Guild are collaborating on an initiative to support jockeys’ well-being with access to mental-health care

The Independent UK

“At this level and price it’s a serious starter, spare or – as it ever was – a wicked slide guitar”: Guild Polara Deluxe review

Guild has revamped its ’70s-era Polara range. We spent some time with this mid-range 2024 model: a modern pawn-shop prize or a copy too far?

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Guild just dropped some of the most affordable guitars it has ever produced – and these $300 models are keenly spec'd, too

The iconic guitar brand's new 300 Series promises to deliver premium features and historic tone for under $300

Guitar World

Acoustic guitars FAQ: from understanding tonewoods to the different sizes available, get to know your acoustic with these common questions answered

From shape to tone, classical to steel-strung, we answer some of the most commonly asked questions surrounding the wonderful world of acoustic guitars

Guitar World

Concord review: "Plenty of characters and little personality"

GamesRadar

Archway Linked To Shakespeare Discovered In UK's Oldest Theater

Exciting discovery of a possible Shakespearean doorway at St. George's Guildhall in King's Lynn, Norfolk, unveils historical connections to the renowned pl...

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Archaeologists uncover ‘Shakespeare’ doorway in Norfolk theatre

Archway in St George’s Guildhall probably led to dressing room used by Bard and visiting players when in King’s Lynn

The Guardian - UK

Fights, friendships, passions and pugs: At Black Desert's 10th anniversary event, we asked players about why they're still obsessed with the MMO

Tales of love, war and exile.

PC Gamer

“Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton and Jimmy Page didn’t think a Strat could play the blues. But they all went to buy Strats after they saw me”: Buddy Guy on why the Strat is damn right a blues guitar

Buddy was the first great blues player to bend the Strat to his will. He explains what makes it great, and shares the story behind his Strat from the cover of the July '91 issue of GW

Guitar World

“Your ultimate companion for musical adventures on the go”: Meet the Guild Traveler, a solid mahogany travel acoustic that costs under $250 – and can fit in a plane’s overhead compartment

The new small body acoustic looks like it’s making a serious play to be the best value travel guitar on the market

Guitar World

“Even when Freddie was nothing and nobody, he was Jimi Hendrix in his mind. And I enabled him to have that at his fingertips”: Brian May on his symbiotic songwriting relationship with Freddie Mercury – and the guitar innovations he never got credit for

The Queen guitar legend shares memories and spills secrets in this epic interview, dishing on what form his Gibson-made guitar might take – and the unlikely tale behind his new collaboration with Steve Cropper and Billy Gibbons

Guitar World

“The M Concert body shape has stood the test of time for nearly 70 years”: Guild’s M-260E Deluxe brings one of acoustic guitar’s most iconic designs – and USA features – to a new $599 model

The Guild M-260E's body design was crafted with fingerstyle guitarists in mind

Guitar World

A Murphy Lab Red Special from the Gibson Custom Shop? “It’s not out of the question,” says Brian May

The Queen guitarist reveals he is talking to Gibson and says it would be “wonderful” to have a US-made version of his iconic Red Special

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“We have spoken about such things, and it would be lovely to have an edition of the Brian May guitar based in the States”: Brian May confirms Gibson-built Red Specials are on the cards

The Queen guitar icon was announced as a new member of the Gibson family earlier this year, and it sounds like the new partnership will lead to a meticulous Murphy Lab Red Special recreation

Fortune

What's next for Guild after founder Rachel Romer's stroke

Guild founder Rachel Romer shares more about her experience recovering from a stroke at 34.

Fortune

Rachel Romer built a $4.4 billion education unicorn by 34—then she had a stroke. Now her CEO successor reckons with Guild’s new chapter

Guild had always tried to develop a path forward for American workers, but Romer’s ordeal forced her and her team to contend with the startup’s own future.

Evening Standard

'Women can compete at the same level as men' - the push for women in Esports

We chat to those fighting to create change in London’s professional gaming scene

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After 8 years, No Man's Sky's latest update finally overhauls the last bit of the game that wasn't procedurally-generated

Space stations, Guilds, starship customization, and frigates get big updates in Orbital

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Insights From International Cinematographers Guild Publicists Awards Luncheon

Nominees for the International Cinematographers Guild Publicists Awards discuss campaign strategies and industry challenges.

WEKU

Newsroom at 'New York Times' fractures over story on Hamas attacks

The newsroom union at The New York Times accuses the paper of targeting staffers of Middle Eastern descent during an inquiry into leaks about internal debates over a story on the Hamas attacks.

The Hindu

Editors Guild says arrest of on-duty journalist in Sandeshkhali 'worrisome'

The Editors Guild of India termed as “worrisome” the arrest of an on-duty television journalist by the West Bengal Police

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