An assassin’s bullet hit Bob Marley - then he made his greatest statement
In December 1976, Bob Marley survived an assassination attempt just days before a politically charged concert in Kingston, Jamaica. Shot and wounded, he still took the stage before 80,000 people, delivering a performance that would become one of the most legendary moments in music history. But the real story begins afterward. Leaving Jamaica behind and entering self-imposed exile in London, Marley transformed his frustration, fear, and spiritual conviction into Exodus — the album that elevated him from reggae superstar to global symbol of resistance, unity, and hope. Drawing deeply from Rastafarian beliefs, anti-colonial politics, and the struggles facing oppressed people around the world, Exodus balanced calls for revolution with visions of peace, love, and liberation. It was Bob Marley at his most political, most spiritual, and perhaps most radical.
2026-06-04T11:22:01Z
Inside Bobby Flay’s Stylish NYC Home
Today, AD is welcomed by Chef Bobby Flay to tour his stylish New York City loft. After more than a decade of living in the space, the celebrity chef and restaurateur teamed up with interior designer Olivia Jane of Olivia Jane Design to give his apartment a full renovation. The pair aimed to enhance the open-air loft feel of the apartment, which is located in a century-old warehouse. Darker colors, warm tones, and vintage furniture create a cozy ambience while honoring the space’s open-plan design. Naturally, the heart of the home is a chef-worthy kitchen equipped with professional-grade appliances, clever storage, and plenty of counter space–perfect for cooking, entertaining, and unwinding.
2025-09-02T16:11:27Z
