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‘I've always used my voice online': The rapid rise of photographer Misan Harriman – and what happened next

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It has been a hectic few weeks for Misan Harriman. When we meet, he has just returned from New York, where he hosted screenings of a new documentary about his work as an activist and photographer of protests, Shoot the People. While there, the 48-year-old got to soak in the glorious chaos of the New York Knicks' victory parade. “I've never seen New York like that: all colours, all shapes, and sizes,” says Harriman, who had not been to the city since he was a child.
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Initiation stones, buried recordings, and Ringo Starr’s drumkit: inside the visionary world of reggae master Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry

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By Lanre Bakare Verified
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David Katz's introduction to the world of Lee "Scratch" Perry was bewildering. The Jamaican producer had been living in London for several years, and Katz, a Jewish reggae historian who had fallen in love with the music as a teenager in San Francisco, had moved to the UK capital in 1987 and wanted to interview the notoriously evasive artist. Katz tracked him down to a recording studio in Rotherhithe, just over the river in south London.
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Theatre producer to repeat Broadway phone ban at London run of play

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By Lanre Bakare Verified
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A curtain call for Liberation at the James Earl Jones theatre on Broadway, with the director, Whitney White, and the writer, Bess Wohl, first and second left.Photograph: Michael Loccisano/Getty Images (Photograph: Michael Loccisano/Getty Images) When a Pulitzer prize-winning play about a feminist activist opened in New York, audiences had to do something unusual.
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