Library silence
In Keith Mulopo's poem, he dramatises the suspense of working in the silence of a library.
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Contemplation
In Keith Mulopo's latest poem, he contemplates the passage of time and the changing seasons.
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Why the 2013/14 Premier League season is one of the finest of all time
A season more or less sandwiched between one which had one of the most topsy-turvy two horse races in Premier League history in 2012 (“Aguerooooooooo!”), and the season which witnessed a miracle with Leicester reigning supreme in the Premier League’s most unlikely, pulsating title races to date in 2016 (Battle...
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Last Night I Watched: ‘Collateral’
Boar TV editor Keith Mulopo writes of his admiration for Michael Mann's 2004 movie 'Collateral', starring Tom Cruise and Jamie Foxx.
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Five Films From… Christopher Nolan
Boar TV editor Keith Mulopo takes a look at five of the popular director's best-loved movies.
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The drummer’s drummer: 10 Rolling Stones songs that exhibit Charlie Watts’ brilliance
After Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts passed away at the age of 80, Keith Mulopo remembers his finest performances throughout the Stones' career.
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Why ‘Revolver’ is The Beatles’ best work
In the year of its 55th anniversary, Keith Mulopo reflects on what is potentially the jewel in the crown of The Beatles' discography.
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Portugal. The Man’s major-label debut is still enjoyable as ever at 10: ‘In the Mountain in the Cloud’ album review
Keith Mulopo looks back at Portugal. The Man's sixth LP on its tenth anniversary.
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A Day of Mourning
In his latest poem, Keith Mulopo laments England's defeat at the Euros and finds resolution in remembering what matters most.
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The album that encapsulates The Byrds: ‘Fifth Dimension’ at 55
Bastions of classic rock, The Byrds' third album 'Fifth Dimension' turns 55. Keith Mulopo expresses how 5D epitomises the band's shortcomings as a studio band, making a classic Byrds album "forever illusory".
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Live albums: artistic manifestation or blatant cash grab?
Keith Mulopo considers the value live albums have.
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Friendly Barbecue
In his latest poem, Keith Mulopo writes about the charming atmosphere between friends at a BBQ.
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The fine art of the album cover
Keith Mulopo takes a closer look at some of history's most famous album covers, finding value in their art.
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