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Although he was born in Cheshire, Tim spent most of his childhood in Plymouth, relocating to South London when his father died from pneumonia. He graduated from the University of Birmingham with a combined degree in English and Drama, before landing his first fukll time role as part of the original London cast of the musical Hair in 1968, where he met Richard O Brien, who went on to write Tim’s next full time role, Dr. Frank-N-Further in The Rocky Horror Show.

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T2C is the go to place for the best-kept secrets and latest up-dates for the tourist but for Hell’s Kitchen, Clinton and Times Square this is their neighborhood. Times Square may be the tourist hotspot of North America, but New York residents are the community members who live and breathe city life and make dedicated readers.

Ben Wood, a consumer electronics expert at CCS Insight, said these products may look like a ‘gimmick’ to some people, but he added: ‘The reality is that over the next three to five years almost everything in our lives is going to become connected and the home will be an important place for that.

Before Wu-Tang’s historic deal, members of multi-person collectives had to sign contracts with “leaving member” clauses, granting their label the rights to their solo albums if they chose to leave. But RZA, Wu-Tang’s mastermind and de-facto leader, discovered that labels were more interested in certain members than the group itself. Method Man accepted $180, 000 from Def Jam; GZA signed to Geffen; RZA committed to to Island Records. In five years, all six major labels at the time had invested in the Wu-Tang Clan.

All of these people originated from around our city, and they have all gone on to achieve great things.

Big Break: While studying abroad in Paris during her sophomore year at New York University, Ms. Kirchhoff learned how to D.J. at the hip nightclub Le Montana, which led to a regular Friday night gig at the Top of the Standard when she returned to New York. Around that time, Ms. Kirchhoff ordered a cocktail with a lavender ice cube at the James hotel in SoHo. Disappointed that the cube just featured lavender sprinkled on top, she began to experiment with ice cube molds. Inspired by the frozen fish she saw, as a child, in Wisconsin’s iced-over lakes (“YouTube it,” she said), Ms. Kirchhoff spent four years developing her own ice-making method and turned it into a business.

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No matter how you make ice cream, the key is to keep the mixture moving. If you simply combine and freeze ice-cream ingredients, the water in the mixture will form into ice crystals, leaving you with something more like a brick of popsicle. Churning, as the freezing begins, prevents the crystals from forming, keeping the water and fat molecules evenly dispersed and the texture creamy. An electric machine, of course, takes care of the movement for you, and, depending on the model, freezes your base with either a cold-retaining gel, contained in the walls of the cannister, or with a chamber that allows you to surround the cannister with ice and salt, which melt to create a frigid bath. (Ice and salt also go in the electric machine’s precursor, a hand-crank-operated wooden-bucket contraption still readily available online if you want to play homesteader—although a real homesteader would probably build her own.)

"You can pull yourself from some of the darkest places, both mentally and physically," he said previously. "If you have the right drive and determination, it can be done."

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BROCKHAMPTON’s size makes them an anomaly in the hip hop world. A few years ago, journalists began noticing a decline in rap artists who record in groups. Multi-member collectives like Wu-Tang Clan, Public Enemy, and A Tribe Called Quest dominated the rap scene in the ‘80s and ‘90s. Now, with the notable exception of Atlanta’s Migos and Rae Sremmurd, who grew out of family ties, almost all prominent hip-hop artists are solo acts. Similar DIY Internet collectives like Tyler the Creator’s raw, off kilter Odd Future, who once shared the same management as BROCKHAMPTON, were never wedded to the concept of a singular collective energy; even they dissolved. The Billboard hip-hop charts function as endless catalogues of individual talents — Cardi B, Kendrick Lamar, Kanye West, Jay-Z, Drake, Nicki Minaj — each with their own distinct personalities and fandoms. The Wall Street Journal’s Steve Knopper has noticed as much. “Over 25 years … the hip-hop group has become an endangered species,” he observed in 2015, “almost as rare as breakdancing and the word ‘wack.’”