2020

Broadway’s Gavin Creel Reimagines ‘King And I’ Classic As Inclusive Love Song

Gavin Creel hopes his rock-infused take on “Something Wonderful” from the musical “The King and I” captures a modern view of love while honoring the power of the original. The Tony-winning actor and singer unveiled a music video for the song on Friday as part of the Rodgers & Hammerstein Organization’s “R&H Goes Pop!” YouTube series. When

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Crossrail ‘not fully operational until mid-2022’

Image copyright Getty Images Image caption The latest projections indicate up to £650m in extra funding will be needed to complete the project London’s Crossrail is expected to be fully operational in mid-2022, according to the project’s developers. Europe’s largest transport scheme had been due to open in December 2018 but the central sections will

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Texas Governor Shuts State to Refugees, Using New Power Granted by Trump

President Barack Obama set the refugee cap at 110,000 in 2016, his final year in office. Resettlement agencies have until Jan. 21 to submit to the administration their funding proposals, with the consenting letters from state and local governments. Mr. Trump has made the restriction of both legal and illegal immigration a central mission of

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Veganuary: Do this year’s dishes rival the Greggs vegan sausage roll?

Hundreds of restaurants have launched tasty plant-based treats in conjunction with Veganuary, a campaign encouraging people to follow a vegan diet for the first month of the year. From pea protein pepperoni to watermelon steak, will any new products rival Greggs’s vegan sausage roll success from last year? Late at night on New Year’s Day,

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House Democrats Push Environmental Bills, but Victories Are Few

WASHINGTON — Speaker Nancy Pelosi delivered a triumphant message on Friday as the House moved on legislation, long sought by environmentalists, to force the Environmental Protection Agency to regulate toxic chemicals that can contaminate drinking water. “The Trump Administration’s E.P.A. is breaking its own promises every day that it delays and puts polluters ahead of

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