Artwork titled "The Arrival of Spring in Woldgate, East Yorkshire in 2011" by David Hockney.

The mothership landed—and Prince was onboard. George Clinton’s “Flashlight” is pure funk.

Exceptional

Sunshine boy Ted

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Johan Cruyff carried dignity like he carried the ball — with elegance, vision, and zero wasted motion. Even in defeat, he taught us the game was about more than winning. 🧡A true footballs Philosopher🧡

David Hockney - Bigger Trees Nearer Warter, Winter (2008) Oil on 9 canvases (30 x 48" each) 108 x 144" overall

I miss Marcelo Bielsa

A Stockport girl with minimal educational achievements. Still talks in a working class accent. Worked as a minimum wage carer. Managed to make it to deputy PM on her own merits. That’s why they seek to rubbish her. She doesn’t fulfil their warped standards. I support her 100%.

The Master

Saul Bass, an American graphic designer, left a lasting impact on cinema with his iconic poster and title sequence designs. You may know his work from the opening credits of Vertigo, The Shining, and Goodfellas, among others.

Disappearing act Ted

Well, La-Di-da. RIP Diane Keaton.

Hypnotic groove

“I was heartbroken to hear that Gilson had passed away, he gave so much to our music down the years. His playing was the deep thread that kept our verses and choruses firmly on the tapestry of our Squeeze journey. Off stage in recent years he inspired me in so many ways ... (1/4)

Otis Redding’s last performance — pure passion, no holding back. The kind of soul that never fades.

The Staple Singers - Respect Yourself The glorious sounds of gospel-soul, with Pops kicking off the sermon, before Mavis takes it home. A 24 carat know-your-worth anthem out of Stax Records. Soul Train. 1971.

Fantastic stuff

A great film and a great book. Mackendrick never wasted a frame.

The heavenly a capella sounds of ‘You’re My Everything’ by The Temptations. Show your ears that you love them. Play them this. 1967.