Alan Sugar

Lord Alan Sugar, a man famed for his straight-talking and no-nonsense approach to interviews, sits down with Amol Rajan to discuss the future of Britain and his own incredible career.

Fan favorite recipes and brand-new classics from this Los Angeles–based vegan Mexican eatery for discerning cooks of any level.

Crystal, Chief, Chance, Tempus, and Oriole as well as the more famous Vee-Jay and Chess. Artists featured include Bo Diddley, Betty Everett, the Spaniels, Chuck Berry, Dale Hawkins and Jimmy McCracklin, but genre aficionados will also savor the less-known names Compiled and annotated by former BBC Radio 1 DJ, record producer and music historian Stuart Colman.

Born in 1971 and raised in Bowling Green, Ohio, Sugar Brown was born as Ken Chester Kawashima to a Japanese father and Korean mother who both immigrated to the United States in the mid-1960s. Now a permanent resident of Toronto, Canada, Sugar Brown is a modern blues musician, singer and songwriter. His brand of dark, sweet, and inconsolable blues has caught the attention of the Canadian music scene, winning the 2013 Toronto Blues Society Talent Search and quickly receiving invitations to play at the Kitchener Blues Festival and the prestigious Mariposa Folk Festival in 2014.

After 17 years of kicking out increasingly dancy garage-punk with the Gossip, Beth Ditto released her solo debut with "Fake Sugar". As lead singer of the Gossip, non-conformist Beth Ditto became just as famous for challenging the perceptions of female beauty and sexuality as she did for her spellbindingly raw gospel-soul voice. On "Fake Sugar", Ditto approaches love, loss, looking back and moving forward with all the sexiness, poignancy, power and beauty befitting such an iconoclastic artist. The album is a mash-up of driving blues, malt-shop pop, swooning rock and countrified soul.