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Nick Cave has shared his thoughts on the “divisive” nature of new album ‘Carnage’ – with Warren Ellis also responding to whether he’s the ‘Yoko Ono’ who split Cave from the rest of The Bad Seeds.While many fans were expecting this year’s acclaimed lockdown album ‘Carnage’ to be a release by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, it was instead released under the name of the frontman and Warren Ellis.

Variety, “That was definitely real, but for me, it was a risk I had to take. I had to do it.”The result is what Señor has referred to as a “time capsule” of a turning point in Cuban history. The show was staged during President Barack Obama’s second term, opening just a week after the administration announced the beginning of the process to normalize relations between the nations.

Witchoo‘.“I want listeners to know that through really rough times something beautiful can be birthed,” said Jones, who proclaims on ‘Love Will Work It Out’ that “All the people lost made me fall right onto my knees/ All I could do was cry and shout/ I knew I had to trust the faith that love would work it out.”He added that the track was inspired by “both the [coronavirus] pandemic and social justice movements of the past year”.“For months into the pandemic and the racial/political chaos that

Nick Cave has given one of his fans some advice in his inimitable style after being asked for his “perspective on getting old”.The artist offered his perspective on his Red Hand Files website, where he regularly answers questions sent in by his fans.In his latest post on the site, Cave responded to Remko from Lanaken, Belgium who asked: “I’m struggling a bit with the fact I’m turning 40 in a week. Some people say ‘You’re in the brightest part of your life’, others say you are an ‘old man’.

The National Football League is taking a strong stance against unvaccinated coaches.

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Joanna Gaines, 43, took to Instagram on June 1 to post pics and video clips of her and her husband Chip Gaines, 46, celebrating their 18th wedding anniversary. The Fixer Upper star showed off a figure-flattering bikini that included a black and white checkered top and black bottoms in one of the clips as she fell back into a refreshing pool. She had her long locks pulled up and seemed to splash in the water with ease.

Keeping the spark alive! Chip and Joanna Gaines celebrated their 18th wedding anniversary in Mexico.

Chip and Joanna Gaines are celebrating a major marriage milestone. Joanna took to Instagram Tuesday to celebrate the couple's 18th wedding anniversary.

Chip and Joanna Gaines are celebrating their 18th anniversary in a big way.

Far Cry 6’s narrative director has confirmed that despite what many gamers were led to believe, the upcoming action-adventure game will be political.In an interview with The Gamer last week, Navid Khavari said that the forthcoming game is not meant to be “a political statement about what’s happening in Cuba specifically”.

Nick Cave has shared his new single ‘Letter to Cynthia’ in full online – listen to it below.The track originally appears on Cave and Warren Ellis‘ new seven-inch release titled ‘Grief’, based on a letter sent to Cave’s Red Hand Files website.‘Letter To Cynthia’ appears alongside another song, ‘Song For Cynthia’, and both tracks were inspired by a question a fan called Cynthia sent to The Red Hand Files, where Cave responds to letters from his audience.“I have experienced the death of my father,