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Fatboy Slim has just announced another Big Beach Bootique to embrace his home city of Brighton & Hove, this time away from the seafront at the new Amex Stadium. Jeff Hemmings talks to the man

As a DJ, there are few bigger acts in the world, and while he continues to perform on the global stage – from Brazil to China – it’s here in Brighton that Norman Cook, aka Fatboy Slim, continues to pull the rabbits out of the hat: he’s just announced back-to-back shows next June at the new state-of-the art American Express Community Stadium, home to Brighton & Hove Albion football club.

Named Big Beach Bootique 5, “It’s the culmination of the four we did on the beach, mixed with the celebration of having a shiny new stadium – the best in England – and an opportunity for those who don’t like football to come to the stadium!” Read the rest of this article »

ARIES {Mar 21–Apr 20}
Being eternally optimistic and allowing your buoyant mood to permeate all areas of life will set the trend for prevailing winds to move you forward. Yet if you over work, you might be allowing stress levels to rise.

TAURUS {Apr 21–May 21}
A shift in your awareness is dawning and important relationships will become an instrumental catalyst for your development and growth. Letting go of habit patterns which have long lost their efficiency will bring luck and love. Read the rest of this article »

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A brand new series of Argumental is hitting our screens on Thursday, but rather than more of the same this is being considered a reboot. Gone are John Sargeant, Marcus Brigstocke and Rufus Hound and heralded in their places are Sean Locke taking up hosting duties, with Robert Webb and Seann Walsh as team captains. Interesting. Read the rest of this article »

Katy B’s unique mixture of funky, dubstep and garage was on fine display as she returned to the Brighton Dome. Complete with her live band, Katy stormed through a super-charged set from her Mercury-nominated debut album ‘On a Mission’. Brimming with the kind of confidence and self-belief that comes with making it the hard way, she was as energetic as she was vocally impressive. You only had to look around to see how popular her brand of infectious-dance music has become. Best of all she seemed to enjoy the show almost as much as we did.

Concert Hall, Brighton Dome, 31 October
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Kayleigh Rose Lewis