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Music as a ‘Means to an End’
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A recent discussion in The Times’s “Live at Home” event series focused on music, activism and queer identity. Meshell Ndegeocello, Brandi Carlile and Hayley Kiyoko, artists with different backgrounds, found shared experiences in a conversation moderated by Nellie Bowles, a culture and technology reporter for The Times.
The panel fielded questions from readers and shared stories of their lives and work. Here are edited excerpts from the event.
When did activism start for each of you? When did you become politically awakened? HAYLEY KIYOKO I was on my own journey. For me, it’s been out of necessity.
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Gemma Collins grins alongside her family as she shares rare snaps from her childhood
Gemma Collins has delighted fans with a rare glimpse at her childhood in a series of snaps shared on her Instagram page. Former The Only Way Is Essex star Gemma, 41, shared a trio of snaps on her Instagram page, showing her as a child.The first image sees a much younger angelic looking Gemma smiling and gazing at the camera. Gemma has her blonde hair tied up in bunches and her piercing blue eyes are looking directly into the lens.
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