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MELBOURNE, Australia — A 37-year-old veteran didn't mind the music, and a 16-year-old qualifier debuting in the Australian Open main draw picked up on the vibe from the two-story courtside bar and thought it was energizing.
MELBOURNE : Stefanos Tsitsipas was left yearning for the quiet decorum of Wimbledon after playing doubles with his brother Petros on the Australian Open's new "party court" on Tuesday.
DETROIT — Not even a torn triceps muscle could keep Dan Campbell off the field.
The times sure are a-changin’… The days when global music artists had to sing in English to sell records internationally appear to be far behind us, if the latest streaming data is anything to go by.
Whether your first chance of romance or another day of paradise with your partner, Valentine's Day is a chance to show how much you love and care for your better half. Whilst dinner and a film at your local cinema is always a solid choice, now is the time to elevate your Valentine's date night and create truly unforgettable memories that will last a lifetime.
It's been a busy old week at the Manchester Evening News. A lot of work goes into hosting a top politician and a truckload of guests.
Two-time defending women's champion Madeline Schizas led after Friday's short program at the Canadian figure skating championships in Calgary, scoring 63.63 ahead of Kaiya Ruiter's 58.25 and Sara-Maude Dupuis in third at 57.87.
We begin by exploring Taipei's vibrant queer scene with drag queen Rose Mary, who's been performing for five years. In 2019, Taiwan became the first and only country in Asia to legalise marriage for same-sex couples. This culture of acceptance makes Taiwan a refuge for LGBT artists in an otherwise conservative region.