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Crowds flock to Coney Island for Fourth of July holiday
New Yorkers enjoy the Fourth of July holiday at Coney Island. Intermittent rain throughout the day didn't stop thousands of people from enjoying the Cyclone roller-coaster and any number of other carnival rides and games. (POLARIS) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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American declared hot dog-eating champ at annual Nathan's competition
Californian Joey Chestnut set a world record by eating 66 hot dogs and beating six-time Nathan's hot dog-eating champ Takeru Kobayashi at the annual Coney Island contest. Chestnut's victory over Kobayashi ended the Japanese man's six-year reign following the extraction of a wisdom tooth and complaints of jaw pain in the run-up to the July 4th competition. (POLARIS) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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New Trump Portrait In Smithsonian
January 11, 2026, Washington, District of Columbia, USA: A newly unveiled photographic portrait of U.S. President Trump is on display at the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery. (Credit Image: © Andrew Leyden/ZUMA Press Wire (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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New Year Eve 2026: Brazil: Copacabana Beach
January 1, 2026, Rio De Janeiro, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil: Fireworks explode in the sky above Copacabana Beach during New Year's Eve celebrations as more than 2.5 million people gather along the shoreline to welcome the New Year in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Despite warnings of heavy surf and dangerous currents, revelers rushed into the ocean, prompting multiple rescues. Earlier this year, Copacabana was recognized by Guinness World Records as hosting the world’s largest New Year's Eve celebration. (Credit Image: © Bob Karp/ZUMA Press Wire (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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Daily Life In Oman
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Daily Life In Florence
Shoppers visit the brightly lit independent music retail store ''Data Records '93'' on a street in Florence, Italy, on November 22, 2025. The small shop specializes in music, including records and vinyl, and contributes to the local Tuscan economy and trade through niche retail. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Sri Lankan Opposition Marks President Dissanayake's First Year With Mass Protest Over 'broken Promises'
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Sri Lankan Opposition Marks President Dissanayake's First Year With Mass Protest Over 'broken Promises'
Supporters of Sri Lanka's joint opposition climb trees to record a public rally on their smartphones in Nugegoda, Sri Lanka, on November 21, 2025. (Photo by Tharaka Basnayaka/NurPhoto) -
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U.S. Capitol Building During Government Shutdown
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A mum's old comic book could be worth over $6 million dollars
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A near mint copy of an ultra rare Superman comic book is being backed to become the world’s most expensive at over $6 million USD,
It is a first edition of the Man of Steel’s own title, Superman, published byDC Comics found in a mother’s pre-war comic book collection and rated 9.0 out 10 by official graders,
In 1922, a copy rated initially at 8.0 that sold for $5.3 million USD in a private sale making it the second most valuable comic book ever sold.
The following year it was upgraded to 8.5, rendering it even more valuable.
The new find is set to overhaul the current world record holder, a copy of Action Comics No. 1 which first introduced Superman to the world in 1939.
It sold for $6 million in 2024.
The new find was discovered by three brothers in California while taking stock of their late mother’s belongings in their family home in San Francisco.
They discovered a cache of old comic books, tucked away in an attic beneath layers of faded newspapers and cobwebs.
The comic is being sold by US saleroom Heritage Auctions at a special comic books auction between November 20 and 22 this year.
OPS:Rear cover of the near mint edition of Supmerman No.1 from 1939, which could become the world'smost expensive comic book.
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A mum's old comic book could be worth over $6 million dollars
Ferrari Press Agency
Superman 1
Ref 17270
31/10/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Heritage Auctions
A near mint copy of an ultra rare Superman comic book is being backed to become the world’s most expensive at over $6 million USD,
It is a first edition of the Man of Steel’s own title, Superman, published byDC Comics found in a mother’s pre-war comic book collection and rated 9.0 out 10 by official graders,
In 1922, a copy rated initially at 8.0 that sold for $5.3 million USD in a private sale making it the second most valuable comic book ever sold.
The following year it was upgraded to 8.5, rendering it even more valuable.
The new find is set to overhaul the current world record holder, a copy of Action Comics No. 1 which first introduced Superman to the world in 1939.
It sold for $6 million in 2024.
The new find was discovered by three brothers in California while taking stock of their late mother’s belongings in their family home in San Francisco.
They discovered a cache of old comic books, tucked away in an attic beneath layers of faded newspapers and cobwebs.
The comic is being sold by US saleroom Heritage Auctions at a special comic books auction between November 20 and 22 this year.
OPS: The near mint edition of Supmerman No.1 from 1939, which could become the world'smost expensive comic book.
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Brisbane's Rocking Horse Records. Is the F-word offensive in Queensland? The tiny record shop that faced down a culture war in court - and won.
Is the F-word offensive in Queensland? The tiny record shop that faced down a culture war in court - and won.
Brisbane's Rocking Horse Records turns 50 this year - but it should also be celebrated for its role in facing down a 'nonsense' culture war that began with undercover cops and the Dead Kennedys.
Celebrating the store's 50th birthday, Warwick Vere has owned Brisbane's Rocking Horse Records since its inception. Celebrating 50 years in 2025, there is history on the walls of Brisbane's Rocking Horse Records: a 'coat of arms' contains the the Dead Kennedys' In God We Trust record, signed by band member Jello Biafra after it was torn on camera by Reverend John Pasterkamp.
Thursday 29th May 2025, Brisbane, Australia.
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Brisbane's Rocking Horse Records. Is the F-word offensive in Queensland? The tiny record shop that faced down a culture war in court - and won.
Is the F-word offensive in Queensland? The tiny record shop that faced down a culture war in court - and won.
Brisbane's Rocking Horse Records turns 50 this year - but it should also be celebrated for its role in facing down a 'nonsense' culture war that began with undercover cops and the Dead Kennedys.
Celebrating the store's 50th birthday, Warwick Vere has owned Brisbane's Rocking Horse Records since its inception. Celebrating 50 years in 2025, there is history on the walls of Brisbane's Rocking Horse Records: a 'coat of arms' contains the the Dead Kennedys' In God We Trust record, signed by band member Jello Biafra after it was torn on camera by Reverend John Pasterkamp.
Thursday 29th May 2025, Brisbane, Australia.
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Brisbane's Rocking Horse Records. Is the F-word offensive in Queensland? The tiny record shop that faced down a culture war in court - and won.
Is the F-word offensive in Queensland? The tiny record shop that faced down a culture war in court - and won.
Brisbane's Rocking Horse Records turns 50 this year - but it should also be celebrated for its role in facing down a 'nonsense' culture war that began with undercover cops and the Dead Kennedys.
Celebrating the store's 50th birthday, Warwick Vere has owned Brisbane's Rocking Horse Records since its inception. Celebrating 50 years in 2025, there is history on the walls of Brisbane's Rocking Horse Records: a 'coat of arms' contains the the Dead Kennedys' In God We Trust record, signed by band member Jello Biafra after it was torn on camera by Reverend John Pasterkamp.
Thursday 29th May 2025, Brisbane, Australia.
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Brisbane's Rocking Horse Records. Is the F-word offensive in Queensland? The tiny record shop that faced down a culture war in court - and won.
Is the F-word offensive in Queensland? The tiny record shop that faced down a culture war in court - and won.
Brisbane's Rocking Horse Records turns 50 this year - but it should also be celebrated for its role in facing down a 'nonsense' culture war that began with undercover cops and the Dead Kennedys.
Celebrating the store's 50th birthday, Warwick Vere has owned Brisbane's Rocking Horse Records since its inception. Celebrating 50 years in 2025, there is history on the walls of Brisbane's Rocking Horse Records: a 'coat of arms' contains the the Dead Kennedys' In God We Trust record, signed by band member Jello Biafra after it was torn on camera by Reverend John Pasterkamp.
Thursday 29th May 2025, Brisbane, Australia.
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Richard Branson: 'Why I won't leave my billions to my children'
Richard Branson: 'Why I won't leave my billions to my children'
The entrepreneur tells about inheritance, his new London hotel, dancing on the tables at 74 and why he has stopped afternoon drinking
Richard Branson photographed at his new Virgin Hotel in Shoreditch London, UK.
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Richard Branson: 'Why I won't leave my billions to my children'
Richard Branson: 'Why I won't leave my billions to my children'
The entrepreneur tells about inheritance, his new London hotel, dancing on the tables at 74 and why he has stopped afternoon drinking
Richard Branson photographed at his new Virgin Hotel in Shoreditch London, UK.
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Richard Branson: 'Why I won't leave my billions to my children'
Richard Branson: 'Why I won't leave my billions to my children'
The entrepreneur tells about inheritance, his new London hotel, dancing on the tables at 74 and why he has stopped afternoon drinking
Richard Branson photographed at his new Virgin Hotel in Shoreditch London, UK.
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Richard Branson: 'Why I won't leave my billions to my children'
Richard Branson: 'Why I won't leave my billions to my children'
The entrepreneur tells about inheritance, his new London hotel, dancing on the tables at 74 and why he has stopped afternoon drinking
Richard Branson photographed at his new Virgin Hotel in Shoreditch London, UK.
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Richard Branson: 'Why I won't leave my billions to my children'
Richard Branson: 'Why I won't leave my billions to my children'
The entrepreneur tells about inheritance, his new London hotel, dancing on the tables at 74 and why he has stopped afternoon drinking
Richard Branson photographed at his new Virgin Hotel in Shoreditch London, UK.
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Richard Branson: 'Why I won't leave my billions to my children'
Richard Branson: 'Why I won't leave my billions to my children'
The entrepreneur tells about inheritance, his new London hotel, dancing on the tables at 74 and why he has stopped afternoon drinking
Richard Branson photographed at his new Virgin Hotel in Shoreditch London, UK.
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Richard Branson: 'Why I won't leave my billions to my children'
Richard Branson: 'Why I won't leave my billions to my children'
The entrepreneur tells about inheritance, his new London hotel, dancing on the tables at 74 and why he has stopped afternoon drinking
Richard Branson photographed at his new Virgin Hotel in Shoreditch London, UK.
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Richard Branson: 'Why I won't leave my billions to my children'
Richard Branson: 'Why I won't leave my billions to my children'
The entrepreneur tells about inheritance, his new London hotel, dancing on the tables at 74 and why he has stopped afternoon drinking
Richard Branson photographed at his new Virgin Hotel in Shoreditch London, UK.
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Richard Branson: 'Why I won't leave my billions to my children'
Richard Branson: 'Why I won't leave my billions to my children'
The entrepreneur tells about inheritance, his new London hotel, dancing on the tables at 74 and why he has stopped afternoon drinking
Richard Branson photographed at his new Virgin Hotel in Shoreditch London, UK.
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FKA twigs review - a stunning ?surprise-filled spectacle.
FKA twigs review - a stunning ?surprise-filled spectacle.
Featuring whips, chains, swords and dragons, this versatile three-act extravaganza showcases the singer’s unique catalogue of abstract pop.
FKA Twigs performing on stage at Aviva Studios in Manchester, England.
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FKA twigs review - a stunning ?surprise-filled spectacle.
FKA twigs review - a stunning ?surprise-filled spectacle.
Featuring whips, chains, swords and dragons, this versatile three-act extravaganza showcases the singer’s unique catalogue of abstract pop.
FKA Twigs performing on stage at Aviva Studios in Manchester, England.
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Musician accordeonist Yvette Horner and singer Nina Hagen Paris 89 celebration of fashion designer Jean Paul Gaultier record
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Record du monde : Une lampe a été vendue aux enchères pour 5.3 millions de livres sterling
Picture MUST credit: Bonhams A 700-year-old lamp has sold for just over £5 million GBP to become the highest priced glass object ever sold at an auction. The 14th Century Islamic Sarghitmish lamp had been used as a vase for dried flowers. The lamp was consigned by a descendant of Egypt’s first Prime Minister, Nubar Pasha, having been in the family for more than a century. It was described as “one of the rarest and most important examples” of Islamic glass ever offered at auction. It sold for f£5,130,400 GBP / € 6,187,495 at London sale room Bonhams. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Record du monde : Une lampe a été vendue aux enchères pour 5.3 millions de livres sterling
Picture MUST credit: Bonhams A 700-year-old lamp has sold for just over £5 million GBP to become the highest priced glass object ever sold at an auction. The 14th Century Islamic Sarghitmish lamp had been used as a vase for dried flowers. The lamp was consigned by a descendant of Egypt’s first Prime Minister, Nubar Pasha, having been in the family for more than a century. It was described as “one of the rarest and most important examples” of Islamic glass ever offered at auction. It sold for f£5,130,400 GBP / € 6,187,495 at London sale room Bonhams. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Le N°1 du comic book "Fantastic Four" s'est vendu aux enchères pour un peu plus de 2 millions de dollars
Pictures must credit: Heritage Auctions A near mint condition copy of the first ever Fantastic Four superhero comic book has sold for more than $2 million USD. The publication detailed the adventures of Reed Richards, Sue Storm, Johnny Storm and Ben Grimm — astronauts who gain extraordinary powers like invisibility and stretchability after being hit by cosmic radiation. The previous auction record for a Fantastic Four No. 1 was $1.5 million USD sold in 2022. The new record set was $2.04 million USD / €1.83 million euros. The copy sold by Heritage Auctions in Dallas, Texas, USA is one of only two known copies of 1961’s Fantastic Four No. 1 awarded a Near Mint+ 9.6 grade. Collectors responded appropriately, as this issue opened live bidding at $1.05. Heritage vice president Barry Sandoval said: “The state of preservation of this copy is simply unbelievable. “It’s one of the greatest single comic books we have ever handled, and the final auction price reflected that.” It was sold as part of a Comics & Comic Art Signature Auction that realised $19,666,768 USD /€14.962.590 euros with nearly 6,000 bidders participating worldwide. A new Fantastic Four movie reboot starring Mandalorian and Game of Thrones TV actor Pedro Pascal and The Crown actress Vanessa Kirby is currently in production. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Re Hassan II
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Hassan II (Rabat, 9 luglio 1929 – Rabat, 23 luglio 1999) è stato re del Marocco dal 1961 fino alla sua morte, quando gli è succeduto il figlio Muhammad VI. Apparteneva alla dinastia alawide.
Nella Foto: Record del regno di Re Hassan II di Marocco
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Un homme achete des disques, illustration, ART; CULTURE; ENTERTAINMENT; MUSIC; CD BUYER; COMPACT DISC; SELLS; PIRACY; INTERNET; MP3; RECORD TRAY; // ACHAT DE MUSIQUE; ILLUSTRATION; BAC A DISQUES; PIRATAGE; INDUSTRIE MUSICALE
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Barcelona, Record of tourism in Spain
Tourism has skyrocketed in Spain since the beginning of the year with 16% more than in 2023. Barcelona has received more than 4 million tourists so far this year.
El turismo se ha disparado en España desde principios de año con un 16% más que en 2023. Barcelona ha recibido más de 4 millones de turistas en lo que llevamos de año.
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Barcelona, Record of tourism in Spain
Tourism has skyrocketed in Spain since the beginning of the year with 16% more than in 2023. Barcelona has received more than 4 million tourists so far this year.
El turismo se ha disparado en España desde principios de año con un 16% más que en 2023. Barcelona ha recibido más de 4 millones de turistas en lo que llevamos de año.
News politics -Barcelona, Spain
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Barcelona, Record of tourism in Spain
Tourism has skyrocketed in Spain since the beginning of the year with 16% more than in 2023. Barcelona has received more than 4 million tourists so far this year.
El turismo se ha disparado en España desde principios de año con un 16% más que en 2023. Barcelona ha recibido más de 4 millones de turistas en lo que llevamos de año.
News politics -Barcelona, Spain
Monday,June 3, 2024 (Photo by Eric Renom/LaPresse)
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Barcelona, Record of tourism in Spain
Tourism has skyrocketed in Spain since the beginning of the year with 16% more than in 2023. Barcelona has received more than 4 million tourists so far this year.
El turismo se ha disparado en España desde principios de año con un 16% más que en 2023. Barcelona ha recibido más de 4 millones de turistas en lo que llevamos de año.
News politics -Barcelona, Spain
Monday,June 3, 2024 (Photo by Eric Renom/LaPresse)
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Barcelona, Record of tourism in Spain
Tourism has skyrocketed in Spain since the beginning of the year with 16% more than in 2023. Barcelona has received more than 4 million tourists so far this year.
El turismo se ha disparado en España desde principios de año con un 16% más que en 2023. Barcelona ha recibido más de 4 millones de turistas en lo que llevamos de año.
News politics -Barcelona, Spain
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Barcelona, Record of tourism in Spain
Tourism has skyrocketed in Spain since the beginning of the year with 16% more than in 2023. Barcelona has received more than 4 million tourists so far this year.
El turismo se ha disparado en España desde principios de año con un 16% más que en 2023. Barcelona ha recibido más de 4 millones de turistas en lo que llevamos de año.
News politics -Barcelona, Spain
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Barcelona, Record of tourism in Spain
Tourism has skyrocketed in Spain since the beginning of the year with 16% more than in 2023. Barcelona has received more than 4 million tourists so far this year.
El turismo se ha disparado en España desde principios de año con un 16% más que en 2023. Barcelona ha recibido más de 4 millones de turistas en lo que llevamos de año.
News politics -Barcelona, Spain
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Barcelona, Record of tourism in Spain
Tourism has skyrocketed in Spain since the beginning of the year with 16% more than in 2023. Barcelona has received more than 4 million tourists so far this year.
El turismo se ha disparado en España desde principios de año con un 16% más que en 2023. Barcelona ha recibido más de 4 millones de turistas en lo que llevamos de año.
News politics -Barcelona, Spain
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Barcelona, Record of tourism in Spain
Tourism has skyrocketed in Spain since the beginning of the year with 16% more than in 2023. Barcelona has received more than 4 million tourists so far this year.
El turismo se ha disparado en España desde principios de año con un 16% más que en 2023. Barcelona ha recibido más de 4 millones de turistas en lo que llevamos de año.
News politics -Barcelona, Spain
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Barcelona, Record of tourism in Spain
Tourism has skyrocketed in Spain since the beginning of the year with 16% more than in 2023. Barcelona has received more than 4 million tourists so far this year.
El turismo se ha disparado en España desde principios de año con un 16% más que en 2023. Barcelona ha recibido más de 4 millones de turistas en lo que llevamos de año.
News politics -Barcelona, Spain
Monday,June 3, 2024 (Photo by Eric Renom/LaPresse)
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Barcelona, Record of tourism in Spain
Tourism has skyrocketed in Spain since the beginning of the year with 16% more than in 2023. Barcelona has received more than 4 million tourists so far this year.
El turismo se ha disparado en España desde principios de año con un 16% más que en 2023. Barcelona ha recibido más de 4 millones de turistas en lo que llevamos de año.
News politics -Barcelona, Spain
Monday,June 3, 2024 (Photo by Eric Renom/LaPresse)
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Barcelona, Record of tourism in Spain
Tourism has skyrocketed in Spain since the beginning of the year with 16% more than in 2023. Barcelona has received more than 4 million tourists so far this year.
El turismo se ha disparado en España desde principios de año con un 16% más que en 2023. Barcelona ha recibido más de 4 millones de turistas en lo que llevamos de año.
News politics -Barcelona, Spain
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Bed and breakbeat: guests go crate-digging at UK's only 'vinyl hotel'
Vinyl Pimp, in Hackney, east London, offers free night in warehouse to a guest spending £250 or more on records.
Luk Man Hon owner of the Vinyl Pimp
Vinyl Pimp: The only record store in the world where you can stay the night.
We had the pleasure of visiting this hidden gem in the heart of Hackney. Vinyl Pimp holds an archive of 27,000 (and counting) records, including rare treasures from every genre, with a particular focus on DJ-friendly sounds.
Within the warehouse, there's a 'vinyl hotel' room decked out with a bed, sofas and Technics turntable where you can stay the night, with full access to the whole vinyl collection for all-night-long digging. It’s the first of its kind in the world.
If you stay, you'll share the main warehouse space - equipped with a kitchen, living space and full DJ booth - with Vinyl Pimp founder and vinyl connoisseur Luk Man Hon. The room is free to book, with a requirement to spend £250+ on records during your stay.
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Bed and breakbeat: guests go crate-digging at UK's only 'vinyl hotel'
Vinyl Pimp, in Hackney, east London, offers free night in warehouse to a guest spending £250 or more on records.
Luk Man Hon owner of the Vinyl Pimp
Vinyl Pimp: The only record store in the world where you can stay the night.
We had the pleasure of visiting this hidden gem in the heart of Hackney. Vinyl Pimp holds an archive of 27,000 (and counting) records, including rare treasures from every genre, with a particular focus on DJ-friendly sounds.
Within the warehouse, there's a 'vinyl hotel' room decked out with a bed, sofas and Technics turntable where you can stay the night, with full access to the whole vinyl collection for all-night-long digging. It’s the first of its kind in the world.
If you stay, you'll share the main warehouse space - equipped with a kitchen, living space and full DJ booth - with Vinyl Pimp founder and vinyl connoisseur Luk Man Hon. The room is free to book, with a requirement to spend £250+ on records during your stay.
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Bed and breakbeat: guests go crate-digging at UK's only 'vinyl hotel'
Vinyl Pimp, in Hackney, east London, offers free night in warehouse to a guest spending £250 or more on records.
Luk Man Hon owner of the Vinyl Pimp
Vinyl Pimp: The only record store in the world where you can stay the night.
We had the pleasure of visiting this hidden gem in the heart of Hackney. Vinyl Pimp holds an archive of 27,000 (and counting) records, including rare treasures from every genre, with a particular focus on DJ-friendly sounds.
Within the warehouse, there's a 'vinyl hotel' room decked out with a bed, sofas and Technics turntable where you can stay the night, with full access to the whole vinyl collection for all-night-long digging. It’s the first of its kind in the world.
If you stay, you'll share the main warehouse space - equipped with a kitchen, living space and full DJ booth - with Vinyl Pimp founder and vinyl connoisseur Luk Man Hon. The room is free to book, with a requirement to spend £250+ on records during your stay.
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Bed and breakbeat: guests go crate-digging at UK's only 'vinyl hotel'
Vinyl Pimp, in Hackney, east London, offers free night in warehouse to a guest spending £250 or more on records.
Luk Man Hon owner of the Vinyl Pimp
Vinyl Pimp: The only record store in the world where you can stay the night.
We had the pleasure of visiting this hidden gem in the heart of Hackney. Vinyl Pimp holds an archive of 27,000 (and counting) records, including rare treasures from every genre, with a particular focus on DJ-friendly sounds.
Within the warehouse, there's a 'vinyl hotel' room decked out with a bed, sofas and Technics turntable where you can stay the night, with full access to the whole vinyl collection for all-night-long digging. It’s the first of its kind in the world.
If you stay, you'll share the main warehouse space - equipped with a kitchen, living space and full DJ booth - with Vinyl Pimp founder and vinyl connoisseur Luk Man Hon. The room is free to book, with a requirement to spend £250+ on records during your stay.
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Bed and breakbeat: guests go crate-digging at UK's only 'vinyl hotel'
Vinyl Pimp, in Hackney, east London, offers free night in warehouse to a guest spending £250 or more on records.
Luk Man Hon owner of the Vinyl Pimp
Vinyl Pimp: The only record store in the world where you can stay the night.
We had the pleasure of visiting this hidden gem in the heart of Hackney. Vinyl Pimp holds an archive of 27,000 (and counting) records, including rare treasures from every genre, with a particular focus on DJ-friendly sounds.
Within the warehouse, there's a 'vinyl hotel' room decked out with a bed, sofas and Technics turntable where you can stay the night, with full access to the whole vinyl collection for all-night-long digging. It’s the first of its kind in the world.
If you stay, you'll share the main warehouse space - equipped with a kitchen, living space and full DJ booth - with Vinyl Pimp founder and vinyl connoisseur Luk Man Hon. The room is free to book, with a requirement to spend £250+ on records during your stay.
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