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Trailers from “Tradition is a Temple,” New 90 Minute Documentary About New Orleans Music

• January 9, 2011 • Comments Off

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Friday Night Music, October 9: Little Jimmy Scott, “Someone To Watch Over Me,” 1955

• October 9, 2009 • Comments Off

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The 2020 Census: How Coronavirus Has Affected It April 1, 2020
The Census Bureau faced enormous hurdles in transforming the census for the digital age. The coronavirus epidemic upended a huge part of its plans.
Coronavirus in L.A. County: Can Hospitals Handle a Surge of Cases? April 1, 2020
One is a top-ranked research hospital that draws celebrities and royalty. The other serves some of the city’s most vulnerable communities. Neither says it has the equipment it will need when virus cases surge.
Coronavirus in Florida: Governor Finally Orders Residents to Stay Home April 2, 2020
Gov. Ron DeSantis said the decision corresponded with the “national pause” effectively recommended by the White House.
On April Fool's, a Look at Coronavirus Pranksters Caught in the Law April 1, 2020
The coronavirus pandemic has brought fear, panic and pranksters. In some cases, bad behavior has crossed the line into criminal terrorist acts.
Coronavirus, Jobs, Ellis Marsalis Jr.: Your Thursday Briefing April 2, 2020
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How Will Biden Choose a Running Mate? Look to the Obama Model April 2, 2020
Joe Biden and his associates are consulting allies, Eric Holder and Barack Obama as he weighs his options — including a woman of color — for the Democratic candidate for vice president.
U.S. and Europe: How Do the Outbreak Patterns Compare? April 2, 2020
Bleak figures from Western Europe may offer a preview of what coronavirus death tallies will look like in the United States.
Hobby Lobby Defies Stay-at-Home Orders by Reopening Stores, Colorado Officials Say April 2, 2020
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The Guardian, UK

EU court rules three member states broke law over refugee quotas April 2, 2020
Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland failed to comply with 2015 programme, ECJ saysPoland, Hungary and the Czech Republic broke European law when they failed to give refuge to asylum seekers arriving in southern Europe, often having fled war in Syria and Iraq, the EU’s top court has ruled.The three central European countries now face possible fines for refusin […]
'Zero accountability': US accused of failure to report civilian deaths in Africa April 2, 2020
US military vows to be more open about activities after allegations that teenager and farmer were killed in Somalia airstrikes Faced with new allegations of killing civilians with drone strikes in Somalia, the US military has announced plans to make its operations across Africa more transparent.Amnesty International accused the US military on Wednesday of pr […]
'We must use this time well': climate experts hopeful after Cop26 delay April 2, 2020
Moving summit gives world time to respond to coronavirus and may allow a new US leader to join talksGreen campaigners and climate leaders have vowed to keep up the pressure on governments around the world to make stringent new commitments on the climate crisis, as a vital UN climate summit was delayed until next year because of the coronavirus pandemic.The C […]
International Booker prize shortlist led by 28-year-old’s debut April 2, 2020
The Discomfort of Evening by Marieke Lucas Rijneveld joins five other ‘expansively imagined’ novels contending for £50,000 awardDutch author Marieke Lucas Rijneveld has become one of the youngest writers to be shortlisted for a Booker prize, after their debut novel made the final line-up for the International Booker.Rijneveld, a rising star in Dutch literatu […]
Daniel Pearl murder: Pakistani court overturns death sentence of accused April 2, 2020
British-born Ahmed Omar Saeed Sheikh could be released from prison within daysA Pakistani court has commuted the death sentence of a British-born man convicted of the 2002 kidnapping and murder of the Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl, and acquitted three co-accused.At least four people were convicted in connection with Pearl’s murder, including Ahme […]
WeWork founder threatens to sue after Softbank scraps rescue deal April 2, 2020
Adam Neumann had been lined up to sell $970m of his own shares to Japanese investorWeWork’s founder and former chief executive, Adam Neumann, has threatened to sue SoftBank, the office space company’s biggest investor, after it pulled out of deal to buy $3bn (£2.4bn) of WeWork shares – including almost $1bn from Neumann himself.SoftBank, which is run by the […]
Cop26 climate talks in Glasgow postponed until 2021 April 1, 2020
Crucial UN conference will be delayed until next year as a result of the coronavirus crisisCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageThe UN climate talks due to be held in Glasgow later this year have been postponed as governments around the world struggle to halt the spread of coronavirus.The most important climate negotiations since the P […]
Secret footage shows calves from Ireland beaten and kicked in France April 2, 2020
Video by activists appears to show cruel treatment of weeks-old cattle transported on long journeys to Europe for vealFootage which appears to show Irish calves being beaten and kicked at a French feeding station has been published by animal campaign groups.The video, published by Eyes on Animals (EoA) and French welfare organisation L214, appears to show wo […]

The BBC

Coronavirus: US death toll exceeds 5,000 April 2, 2020
The number of infections nationwide tops 216,000 as confirmed cases around the globe near one million.
Coronavirus: Spain sees record rise in unemployment amid lockdown April 2, 2020
The country imposed strict measures to fight the coronavirus, which has killed more than 10,000 there.
Daniel Pearl: Pakistan overturns convicted man's death sentence April 2, 2020
British-born Ahmed Omar Saeed Sheikh was convicted of beheading Daniel Pearl in 2002.
‘Deep concern’ over coronavirus emergency powers April 2, 2020
Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orban took sweeping new powers to fight the virus on Monday.
Shenzhen becomes first Chinese city to ban eating cats and dogs April 2, 2020
The ruling is a tougher version of China's ban of wildlife meat, after it was linked to the virus.
Coronavirus: Oil prices rise on hopes of a price war truce April 2, 2020
US President Donald Trump said he expects Saudi Arabia and Russia to strike a deal in the next few days.
EU court rules against three states over refugees April 2, 2020
Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic broke EU law by rejecting refugees, the top EU court says.
Brazil: Amazon land defender Zezico Guajajara shot dead April 2, 2020
Zezico Guajajara is the latest activist to be killed in a campaign to protect Brazil's indigenous land.