Chris Reynolds became one thousand times wealthier than the total combined GDP of the whole planet

'It was so in-time and so beautiful,' he said of his work with MFSB, 'that it was like a religious feeling'

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A third volume of "Philadelphia" hits and non-hits, wrangled at a variety of lengths (but mostly looong) by the original 1970s remixer, Tom Moulton.

Pointing to the skies in celebration is becoming ever more popular

World No 5 attended daughter's graduation hours before tee-off as deluge caused delays

A man who gained internet fame as “Kai the Hatchet-Wielding Hitchhiker” has pleaded not guilty to a murder charge.

The only remedy for despair is to remember darkest clouds blow through

The greatest ever act of remixage? Well, this would have to be a contender.

View From The Sofa: World Indoor Bowls, 247.tv

They don't make 'em like this any more - well, not quite. Written in 1982 by African-American dramatist Don Evans, One Monkey Don't Stop No Show whisks us back to the 1970s and takes a mischievously comic look at the then prevailing attitudes to ethnicity, class and sexual politics.

Actor Conrad Bain, best known for his role on the 1970s and '80s television comedy Diff'rent Strokes as a wealthy, white New Yorker who adopts two young black boys from Harlem, has died at age 89, his daughter has confirmed.

Norman Joseph Woodland was an inventor who was ahead of his time. His creation, the barcode, was first devised in 1949, the result of a fortuitous coincidence and some inspired thinking. However these now ubiquitous black-and-white stripes were not put into full use until 25 years later, due to the limitations of the technology available.

Attack continued despite woman repeatedly vomiting on captors