#Joy Division

Hey there, welcome to the weekend. After such a hellish week, I hope you can find some edification. One way to help with that is with quick bursts of games like Heardle. If you need a hand to get today’s song, I’ve got some clues and the answer for you.

Singer/songwriter Amythyst Kiah, who’ll be onstage Friday at the Jaeb Theater (in the Straz Center) describes her lyrically powerful music as “Southern Gothic.” The Tennessee-born and bred Kiah plays guitar and banjo; her Rounder Records debut Wary + Strange was nominated for the 2021 album of the year by Folk Alliance International. She was chosen by CMT (Country Music Television) for its Next Women of Country class of 2022, and was nominated for a Best American Roots Grammy for her song “Black Myself.”

It’s a new day, which means it’s time for another game of Heardle. If you can’t quite figure out today’s song, don’t worry. I’ll help you keep your streak alive with some clues and the answer. But first, if you haven’t played Heardle for...

The first rule of relegation battles is not to invoke Mahatma Gandhi. The second is not to quote Mother Teresa. Jesse Marsch broke both and got away with it. The more meaningful element is that, while the Leeds manager invited mockery by revealing he draws inspiration from iconic figures, he did the short-term task required. His return of 15 points from 12 games was more than respectable, especially as the American took over a team who had lost their previous four games by an aggregate score of 17-2. Marcelo Bielsa’s legacy was admirable in many respects but he contrived to...

Before we get into today’s Heardle clues and answer, here’s a fun fact about May 24. It’s international tiara day. I hope you’re feeling fancy right now, or you’re at least able to hold yourself in high esteem and feel good about your day. Anyway,...

Hey there! Hope you had a relaxing and invigorating weekend. Let’s set off on the right foot this week with today’s Heardle game. I don’t want you to worry about losing your streak if you get stuck, though. Relax. I’ve got some clues and the answer to today’s Heardle for you.