Pink Floyd's Nick Mason discusses the re-release of the band's 'Live at Pompeii' concert film and reflects on the group's legacy.

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At its entrance stood a pair of monumental Carrara marble canopic vases (c. 1830) attributed to the Italian architect Antonio Niccolini. Nearly seven feet tall, the vessels are capped with pharaoh ...

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That’s according to EFL expert Ali Maxwell, who is also adamant Pompey’s decision to stick with John Mousinho has proved pivotal in the Blues’ escape from the relegation dogfight.

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Although Caesar was stabbed in Pompey’s Theatre, that structure is no more ... but only the floor plan and ruins remain nowadays. Entrance to the Roman Forum can be purchased online for under 20 euros ...

Fugard's early years in the burgeoning theatre scene fortified his belief in art as a catalyst for change. The formative years of his life coincided with the rise of apartheid, an era when ...

The 76ers got the good version of Adem Bona on Sunday night. The rookie reserve center was bouncy while constantly running the floor against the Utah Jazz. And he settled into the game from the start.

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According to the student who spoke to the station, the group, from a school in Kiryat Bialik, was at the entrance to the camp and one of their party tried to take a photograph of the famous gates.