The new Mini is a curious confection.
The car is a British icon with roots going back to 1959.
Now under German ownership with giant automotive parent company BMW at the strings, the popular hatchback is in its fourth generation and s set to play a major part in the brand’s transition to electric power at the end of the decade.
However, the battery-powered Cooper E and SE versions aren’t being built in Britain or Germany but in China as
HOMEWOOD, Ala. — The house Bucky McMillan grew up in, the one in the Birmingham suburbs where a new owner discovered 18 waterlogged basketballs buried beneath years of leaves in a ditch where they’d collected after running off the driveway, is only three miles from his office at Samford University. The Shades Valley YMCA, where McMillan played his first organized basketball, is less than half a mile away. Mountain Brook High School, where McMillan starred as a player and then
A road-legal Bond villain’s Jaguar supercar that was never made available to the public is to go on sale with a price tag of around £2.5million, This is Money can exclusively reveal.
The orange Jaguar C-X75 – with a chassis number ending with the iconic ‘007’ – is one of a handful of specially-made cars commissioned to play a pivotal role in 007 movie Spectre during a dramatic duel through the centre of Rome with James Bond, as played by
The cheers rang long and loud around Valencia’s Mestalla Stadium as fans celebrated Hugo Guillamon’s late equaliser against Barcelona in their final home match before La Liga’s Christmas break.
Four kilometres away, on the other side of Valencia’s old city centre, all was quiet around the site of the Nou Mestalla — where the club’s half-built new home has sat untouched for the past 15 years.
Through all that time, one of La Liga’s most storied clubs has found itself
HOW ARE THINGS in Glocca Morra?” is a song from the 1947 musical “Finian’s Rainbow,” which is about, among other things, a leprechaun. Glocca Morra doesn’t exist, and if it did, it wouldn’t be in, say, Poland. The song is sung by a homesick Irish lass in the American South; like the show overall, it is the most goyish thing that ever happened on Broadway, unless that would be “Brigadoon,” which opened the same year, with its highland heather
The 2023 winner of the prestigious Cuprinol Shed of the Year has been announced with judges giving top marks to a multi-coloured outbuilding known as the ‘Frankenshed’.
Shed-owner Archie Proudfoot, from London, used all his skills as an independent artist and sign painter to triumph over more than 200 other entrants which included A-frame ski chalet in Essex and a Japanese-inspired tea room in Bristol.
Mr Proudfoot’s creation was voted top of the ‘Colourful’ category by the general public and
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Echte Hausfrauen von Atlanta Stern Kenia Moore gab zu, dass sie ihren ehemaligen Co-Star vermisste NeNe Leakes in der Show zu sein, obwohl es in der Vergangenheit einiges an Drama gab.
The Bravolebrity sprach über den unbestreitbaren
On the dusty streets of Pioneertown, residents are preparing for a showdown.
Built in the 1940s as a shooting location for Western films and TV shows, the remote town near California’s Joshua Tree National Park has evolved with its own unique character and tourist appeal.
But after county officials adopted a new roadmap for standardized zoning rules, residents of Pioneertown fear the town’s rustic ‘Mane Street’ could be overrun with corporate chains such as Starbucks and Dollar General.
In response,
Despite Covid increasingly becoming more “distant memory” than “constant fear,” a large amount of Americans are still working from home. The result? Maybe it’s time for going to work to officially become a “distant memory” and not a “constant fear” as well. One of the best ways to celebrate this realization could be by buying one of the best business laptops, and your new coffeeshop companion, while it is heavily on sale. It’s the HP ZBook Firefly, which is
On a rainy morning in March, George Dawes Green, a seventy-year-old novelist and the founder of the storytelling nonprofit the Moth, arrived at Millstone Landing, about twenty miles north of Savannah, Georgia, on the South Carolina side of the Savannah River. He and thirteen others were preparing to look for remnants of a secret fortress built in the seventeen-eighties by Maroons—people who’d escaped slavery to live in the wilderness. (The term derives from the Spanish word “cimarrón,” which
