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R&B nearly man Ural Thomas: ‘My best shot is to just live and be what I am’

He crossed paths with James Brown and Quincy Jones but hated playing fame’s game, and shrank into obscurity. Now 82, the Portland singer is thriving once more

The Guardian - UK

Trainspotting lesser-known stars now from Harry Potter to Lord of the Rings

Trainspotting was a Scottish phenomenon when it was released in 1996, launching the careers of some very familiar faces in showbiz - but what about those who aren't as popular?

Edinburgh Live

Nicola Sturgeon census defence backed up by top statistics expert

SCOTLAND’S census has a “solid foundation” to build upon despite return rates being “lower than originally planned,” a statistics expert…

The National (Scotland)

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Trainspotting lesser-known stars now from Grey's Anatomy and The Crown to Call of Duty

Trainspotting was a Scottish phenomenon when it was released in 1996, launching the careers of some very familiar faces in showbiz - but what about those who aren't as popular?

Edinburgh Live

St Johnstone 4 Inverness 0 (6-2 agg): Premiership safety confirmed with play-off rout

JUST over one year on from becoming double-cup winning legends, St Johnstone could not have imagined themselves scrapping for Premiership survival…

The National (Scotland)

Stuart Byrne column: Will Patching showing the way forward for brilliant Derry City

Mirror Sport columnist Stuart Byrne expects Derry City to push Shamrock Rovers all the way for the title

Irish Mirror

Keen to impress Stevie May earns praise for "excellent" Livingston performance

The experienced striker was back in from the start and his contribution was noted by manager Callum Davidson

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Livingston stretch unbeaten run to four games with late leveller against St Johnstone

Jack Fitzwater was the late hero for Livingston as they picked up a 1-1 draw against the Saints.

Daily Record

Livingston 1 St Johnstone 1: Glenn Middleton nets but late equaliser denies Saints win on the road

The point moves Saints six clear of bottom of the table Dundee with only two matches remaining of the Premiership season

Daily Record

New Orleans' Jazz Fest looks to second weekend after Chili Peppers, the Who help honor lost heroes during first

NEW ORLEANS — The first weekend of Jazz Fest at times felt like one long funeral. And by its host city's rich standards, that means it was actually a great party.

Tribune News Service

Putin's war in Ukraine opened a 76-year-old wound for Japan. This time, it isn't willing to appease Russia

Decades after the end of World War II, a small chain of islands claimed by both Russia and Japan have again become entangled in a conflict as Tokyo refuses to submit to Vladimir Putin any longer.

ABC News

Brother and sister duo supplied street valium from Bannockburn home

Brother and sister are each tagged on charge of being concerned in the supply of Etizolam.

Daily Record

ADHD symptoms in adults: Why diagnosis is so difficult

Despite a growing awareness of the condition in adult populations, many people continue to struggle to get a diagnosis of ADHD.

Inverse

The war in Ukraine is crushing thousands of elderly Japanese people

In the disputed Northern Territories of Japan, the war has crushed people’s hopes of ever seeing their homeland again after Russia broke off negotiations, write Michelle Ye Hee Lee and Julia Mio Inuma

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Sunny side up: which type of vitamin D is most beneficial?

Health professionals believe many of us can benefit from the mineral on cloudy days − but the D2 and D3 versions of it impact our immune functions in different ways, writes James Brown

Dublin Live

Ex-Drogheda captain James Brown signs new contract with Blackburn Rovers

The former Shelbourne full-back has signed a deal until the summer of 2024 after making a quick breakthrough to the club’s first-team bench.

Irish Mirror

James Brown eyeing Blackburn Rovers debut after landing new deal

The flying wing-back only joined the Championship club from Drogheda United in January

Asharq Al-Awsat

Mick Jagger, Questlove to Team for James Brown Doc Series

Mick Jagger and Ahmir “Questlove” Thompson are teaming up to produce a four-part documentary series on soul legend James Brown for the A&E Network. “James Brown: Say it Loud” is expected to premiere on the network next year.

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Chicago Sun-Times

Mick Jagger, Questlove collaborating on James Brown doc series

"James Brown: Say it Loud" is expected to premiere on A&E next year.

The Independent UK

Mick Jagger, Questlove to team for James Brown doc series

Mick Jagger and Ahmir ‘Questlove’ Thompson are teaming up to help produce a four-part documentary series on soul legend James Brown

The Independent UK

Two glasses of wine may have more sugar than a doughnut

We may all be aware of the harms that alcohol can cause to our bodies, but what do we know about the sugar content of our favourite tipples? James Brown has some answers

The Guardian - UK

Activists who occupied 100ft HS2 drilling rig convicted over protest

Ex-Paralympian James Brown and James Ruggles claimed rail project a danger to London’s drinking water

The Guardian - UK

Ziggy bows out, Madonna scares the pope and Dylan goes electric: 50 gigs that changed music

Five decades after David Bowie’s seminal tour, our music writers reflect on the concerts that have left a mark, from Billie Holiday to Billie Eilish

Chronicle Live

Knifeman James Brown found with weapon in Newcastle city centre claimed it was family heirloom

James Brown was discovered with the blade when he was searched by officers on Northumberland Street

The Guardian - UK

Golden years: what was the greatest 12 months for pop culture?

Is it 1965, with Dylan, the Stones and James Brown? 1984, with Eddie Murphy and Madonna? Or 1999, with The Sopranos and Britney v Christina? Writers and critics stake their claim for the most important ever

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