When writers used to ask if rock was dead, it wasn’t actually a question of life or death. The real issue was power; what was meant by “rock” wasn’t rock music, but the genre’s imperial stature relative to the rest of popular music. Rock was more than a genre. It was the genre of genres, a sound whose audience sprawled over social divides. Musicians and critics may have more catholic tastes, but it’s clear that the audiences for just about every genre of American music are overwhelmingly concentrated in a single demographic.

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CHARLES LECLERC wore an ice vest to combat the 30C Silverstone temperatures. But the heat on track proved too much for Ferrari’s French driver as he blew his race-long lead at the death to Lewis Hamilton. Leclerc took top spot at the British GP on the first lap after a dramatic collision between Hamilton and Max Verstappen, saw the Red Bull ace smash into the barriers at 180mph before dropping out of the race.

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Princess Salma completed her pilot training with Jordan’s Armed Forces and was honoured by her father King Abdullah. Jordan‘s Princess Salma bint Abdullah became the first woman in her country to pass her theoretical and practical pilot training with the Jordanian Armed Forces. According to a statement from the Royal Hashemite Court, the 19-year-old completed her pilot training on fixed-wing aircraft. The princess, who previously graduated from a short commissioning course at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst in November 2018, was presented with her aviation wings by her father, King Abdullah, at the Husseiniya Palace in the capital Amman on Wednesday.