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UK Culture Secretary Maria Miller Resigns, Industry Nervously Eyes Her Successor Sajid Javid

It's all change at the top of the UK arts scene as the government's Culture Secretary Maria Miller resigns after becoming embroiled in a scandal over her expenses (she was cleared of the major charges, but still has to pay several thousand pounds of claimed expenses back). Music pros on social media were hardly lamenting her departure, but neither as yet were they over-optimistic about her successor, Sajid Javid

By James Inverne

Jazz Appreciation Month: Smithsonian and UNESCO Jazz Holiday Award Local Legends and Newcomers With Gold Statues

Unless you're completely in the unknown void outside of the jazz realm, then you know this month is the Smithsonian's own Jazz Appreciation month.
By Ian Holubiak
Live at (L)PR: Mo'Betta Wu Brings Tangy Jazz from the 36 Chambers, Featuring Amanda Seales

Your favorite downtown dwelling, (Le) Poisson Rouge, is always up on the latest ensembles and orchestras--and their crazy idiosyncr-antics.
By Ian Holubiak

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UK Culture Secretary Maria Miller Resigns, Industry Nervously Eyes Her Successor Sajid Javid

Jazz Appreciation Month: Smithsonian and UNESCO Jazz Holiday Award Local Legends and Newcomers With Gold Statues

Live at (L)PR: Mo'Betta Wu Brings Tangy Jazz from the 36 Chambers, Featuring Amanda Seales

A Divine Offering: John Coltrane's Temple University Performance Released via Impulse!/Resonance Records for His Birthday

Vijay Iyer Trio, Rock Stars of Jazz, Perform at Harlem Shrines Festival on May 9 Alongside Aruan Ortiz

LINKS: Annapurna, NY Phil Plays Game of Thrones, Sun Ra's Master Tapes, Saul Williams in Tupac Shakur Musical, David Grubbs Reading

Google Hangout Colossus: Saxophone's Sonny Rollins Takes to a G-Chat Session on May 5 at Noon EST

Not Suitable for Reproduction: Chuck Stewart's Unearthed Photos of John Coltrane During 'A Love Supreme' Recording Sessions Surface on NPR

Audra McDonald Contends Tony Legacy With a New Interpretation of the Late Billie Holiday in Price's 'Lady Day at Emerson's Bar & Grill'

The Ethics of Jazz: Harvard's Herbie Hancock Delivers First Three Lectures as Norton Professor of Poetry [VIDEO]

STILLS: Alan Roth's Latest Doc 'The Breath Courses Through Us' Shows Off New York Art Quartet in Anthology Film Archives Premiere

READ: Don Was on Naming Names for Blue Note Records' 75th Anniversary Vinyl Initiative

Keep 'Em Clean: Aptly Named Son House Apartments Take in Upstate New York's Homeless

South African Pride: Paul Simon Joins Hugh Masekela's 75th Birthday Celebration at Jazz at Lincoln Center on April 4

Conductor Kent Nagano Talks California Surfing, WWII Internment, Messiaen Internship, Not Speaking Japanese and Frank Zappa

Magical Mystery Tour: Listen to Blur Bassist Alex James' Musical Salute to Bournemouth on Classic FM

The New Singing Nun: Ursuline Sister Cristina Scuccia Wins Over J-Ax with Alicia Keys' "No One" on 'The Voice of Italy'

The Column: Will DreamCenter Shanghai Really Rival Broadway and the West End?