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On a Mission from God: The Chaotic Making of The Blues Brothers
The untold, full length story of The Blues Brothers. Toronto beginnings. Chicago chaos. Soul legends. Cocaine. Exploding budgets. Lew Wasserman’s temper. And the cult classic that came out the other side.


Through a Northern Lens: Michael Kay’s Manchester Photographs of the Early 1970s
A detailed look at photographer Michael Kay’s striking images of Manchester in the early 1970s, capturing slum clearances, Moss Side’s transformation, pub culture, everyday resilience, and the city’s journey through poverty and regeneration.


Victorian Hairwork and Its Many Meanings: Rethinking the Myth of the Mourning Wreath
Victorian hair wreaths weren’t only mourning relics. Most were made from the hair of the living, celebrating family, friendship and creativity. Explore the real history of nineteenth century hairwork and the forgotten artistry behind these intricate floral sculptures.
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