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James Delingpole

Niall Ferguson shouldn’t have apologised for his comments about Keynes

9 May 2013

1:00 PM

9 May 2013

1:00 PM

Is it homophobic to argue that it’s mainly gay men who keep the flame of popular culture alive? If so, then Simon Napier Bell has some grovelling to do. Napier Bell, as I’m sure you all know, is the rock impresario who has managed everyone from the Yardbirds to Wham!, and who a few years ago wrote an excellent book on the music business called Black Vinyl, White Powder.

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