[ad_1] The 50th anniversary of AC/DC’s monumental debut album is being celebrated by the Royal Mail with the release of a set of eight stamps. The collection honours the band’s “electrifying” live performances and featuring some of their most iconic album covers. Additionally, a miniature sheet presents four more stamps showcasing the covers of High…
[ad_1] Open this photo in gallery: Sailor Isabella Bertold.Photo illustration The Globe and Mail. Source photo: Royal Vancouver Yacht Club/Handout Isabella Bertold has conquered a few worlds. For four years, she worked as a venture capitalist investing in start-ups. She is a world-class sailor and was a member of Canada’s national team for 15 years….
[ad_1] Arguably the most famous rock’n’roll band in the world, The Rolling Stones have been honoured with a special set of stamps by Britain’s Royal Mail to mark the band’s sixtieth anniversary, the postal service announced Tuesday. The British postal service said the set of 12 stamps will feature some of the rock ‘n’ roll…
[ad_1] The Rolling Stones are celebrated in new postage stamps by Royal Mail. credit: Image provided by Royal Mail This year marks the 60th anniversary of the founding of the Rolling Stones, and Britain’s Royal Mail is celebrating the iconic rock group’s special milestone with a set of postage stamps. Due for release on January…
[ad_1] The Rolling Stones are being honoured on new British stamps, with a dedicated set featuring their performances worldwide as the legendary rock band marks their 60th anniversary this year. Britain’s Royal Mail (RMG.L) said on Tuesday it will issue a special set of 12 stamps “as a tribute to one of the most enduring…
[ad_1] A difficult 2021 saw the deaths of several icons Sarah Harding, Charlie Watts from The Rolling Stones, and many Irish stars including Simon Young, and Des “Snitchy” Ferguson. Hollywood lost several entertainers: including legendary composer Stephen Sondheim, award-winning actress Helen McCrory, rapper DMX, actress and Saved by the Bell’s Dustin Diamond. The Irish Mirror…