Steve Jones News

Following up on Amanda's reference to Kink yesterday , Kink's certainly been keeping the heat up in their Armory headquarters, with a launch of their "Upper Floor" "slave society" website yesterday.

HIV and sexual health charity, Terrence Higgins Trust is calling for people in Swindon to get involved in World AIDS Day this year, either by attending an event, making a donation to support local HIV services, or wearing a red ribbon to raise awareness.

Originally published November 11, 2009 at 9:18 a.m., updated November 11, 2009 at 9:20 a.m. Today we salute our veterans and the families who support them.

Sugar keeps sheep happy, and has revolutionised food production, says Steve Jones.

PICK OF THE WEEK: Ryan Leslie slyly offers to fill a lover's dance card "on your nights alone," but it's just a casual arrangement.

In the time it takes your computer to boot up, you can probably make some toast or a cup of tea before the thing is ready to use.

In the time it takes your computer to boot up, you can probably make some toast or a cup of tea before the thing is ready to use.

Can't hardly wait for N'dambi's next album? Neither can we, judging by the powerful single Can't Hardly Wait .

When Whitney Houston's new album, "I Look To You," was reviewed by USA Today's music critic Steve Jones on NPR's Tell Me More , we learn that Whitney Houston was nicknamed "The Voice." Today, that famous, near perfect voice is not so perfect after years of substance abuse, but her loyal fans don't mind.

Protestant, Catholic and Jewish leaders placed their hands on each others' shoulders, bowed their heads and prayed under a hot sun Wednesday as they reconsecrated the grounds of a suburban Chicago cemetery where four former workers allegedly dug up and dumped bodies so they could resell burial plots.

In our Pick of the Week, Never Forget You by the Noisettes, the Brit pop trio's bubbly soul ditty is reminiscent of an early Motown party groove, thanks to Shingai Shoniwa's sweet crooning.

The 19-year-old Jamaican crooner, who scorched the airwaves with Beautiful Girls in 2007, is at it again with the danceable island-flavored first single from his forthcoming Tomorrow.