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‘When they cleared the wreckage, it was all that survived’: 10 of history’s most irreplaceable guitars

As Paul McCartney is reunited with his violin-shaped Hofner bass, we look at equally iconic guitars, from Prince’s phallic symbol to Jimmy Page’s double-necked beast

The Guardian - UK

Louis Armstrong's dazzling archive has a new home — his

Across the street from the jazz icon's home in Queens, a site of pilgrimage for fans from around the world, sits the new Louis Armstrong Center, which brings his 60,000-item archive back to the block.

WEKU

Jeffrey Dean Morgan didn't like one Negan detail in The Walking Dead season 11

But Dead City might have answers

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Scots gran who suddenly began ‘slurring her words’ diagnosed with deadly brain tumour

After the unusual symptom appeared, gran-of-seven Lucille Bone was sent for a scan which revealed she was suffering from incurable stage four cancer.

Daily Record

East Lothian son's warning after mum's slurred speech was actually incurable cancer

Colin Bone was left heartbroken after he was given the 'impossible news' that his mum had a brain tumour and tragically was incurable. It was only when Lucille started slurring her speech that alarm bells were raised.

Edinburgh Live

Call the Midwife's Helen George says she has 'a genuine fear' of being written out of hit BBC show

Helen George has starred as Trixie since the beginning in Call the Midwife - but that doesn't mean she's not scared of being told her time on the much loved BBC show is up

Chronicle Live

Another of the Murray brothers writes a book. Not Bill, but Andy, and it’s a cookbook

CHICAGO — Andy Murray freely admits that he does not know how to type but has nevertheless written a spectacular book. “Eat, Drink and Be Murray” masquerades as a very good cookbook but it is so much more, a story of family and love and fun, and, yes and understandably,…

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Ramsey Lewis: Remembering the Chicago jazz legend

Lewis’ son, Rev. Bobby Lewis, joined Welz Kauffman, former president and CEO of the Ravinia Festival, to discuss the life and legacy of the jazz legend with the Sun-Times.

Chicago Sun-Times

‘I thought: “Everyone knows you’re not a real mum”’ – the pain of parental impostor syndrome

Feeling like a fraud is bad enough at work but even more corrosive when it comes to raising a family. How can parents overcome damaging self-doubt?

The Guardian - UK

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