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• Zayn Malik Reveals The Reason Why He Had To Shave All His Beautiful Hair Off

  09-09-2017 19:03
  Zayn’s been having a bit of a bad hair day
  
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• Chloe Ferry Posts Ridiculously Hot Lingerie Selfie Because Why Not

  09-09-2017 18:30
  We’ve seen her wearing a lot less tbf
  
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• Megan McKenna Shares A Pic From Her High Heeled Shoes Music Video And Looks Totally Gorgeous

  09-09-2017 17:39
  Megan McKenna teases fans with a first look at her music video
  
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• Vicky Pattison Reveals Exactly What She Eats In A Week And It Includes Haribo And Wine

  09-09-2017 16:34
  The Geordie babe says she eats healthy 80 per cent of the time
  
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• Jemma Lucy Announces Her Debut Collection Of Lipsticks And The Colour Names Are SO Jemma Lucy

  09-09-2017 15:53
  Jemma is the latest celeb to launch her own make up brand
  
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• Did Pete Wicks Actually Sleep With Jemma Lucy Weeks Before Getting With Megan McKenna?

  09-09-2017 15:24
  They allegedly slept together on Christmas day in 2015. Allegedly!
  
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• Marnie Simpson Plans To Introduce New Boyfriend Casey Johnson To Aaron Chalmers At His Next Fight

  09-09-2017 14:51
  Hopefully the only fighting Aaron will do will happen in the ring
  
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• Chloe Ferry And Marty McKenna Are A Good Couple But Now’s Not The Time, Says Sophie Kasaei

  09-09-2017 14:15
  And despite all the arguments Sophie Also thinks that Marty is a nice lad
  
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• Nadine Coyle: ‘None of the girls were really speaking to each other'

  09-09-2017 11:00
  Four years after her band’s dramatic split, the Girls Aloud star has reunited with hit-makers Xenomania. Can she recapture the old magic as a solo artist? Related: Girls Aloud – 10 of the best In an ideal world there would be a commemorative plaque above the entrance of Liverpool’s Echo arena. “Here ended Girls Aloud, the last great girl band” it would say. On 20 March 2013 Nadine Coyle – one fifth of the genre-bending, pop-reshaping rabble – was getting
  
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• Suzanne Vega: ‘I headlined Glastonbury in a bullet-proof vest’

  09-09-2017 10:30
  The singer on death threats, the limitations of money, and dancing round her room to the charts (still)Born in California, Suzanne Vega, 58, emerged as a leading folk music singer-songwriter in the early 1980s. To celebrate the 30th and 25th anniversaries of her albums Solitude Standing and 99.9F, which included the hits Luka, Tom’s Diner and Blood Makes Noise, she will be touring the UK tour from 22 September. She is married, has a daughter and lives in New York.What is your earliest memo
  
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• Rap and the gender gap: why are female MCs still not being heard?

  09-09-2017 08:00
  The genre is riding high, with artists such as Stormzy, Drake and J Cole scoring No 1 albums or headlining festivals, yet female rappers are struggling to catch a break Related: Little Simz: Stillness in Wonderland review – variety, agility and candour Since the age of nine, Simbi Ajikawo had been recording raps in her school classrooms and performing at her youth centre. She idolised Lauryn Hill and Missy Elliott, the hip-hop icons of her youth. As she got older she tried everything to ge
  
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• 'No Fascist USA!': how hardcore punk fuels the Antifa movement

  09-09-2017 08:00
  The anti-fascist movement draws on punk’s political awareness and network for activism – and right now may be its most crucial moment“No Trump! No KKK! No Fascist USA!”When Green Day chanted the repurposed lyrics from Texan punk trailblazers MDC’s 1981 song Born to Die during the 2016 American Music Awards, it gave the burgeoning anti-Trump, anti-fascist movement the slogan it needed – and it would soon appear on placards, T-shirts and be chanted by protesters
  
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• Don Williams, country music's 'Gentle Giant', dies at 78

  09-09-2017 01:39
  The country star best known for his song I Believe In You and his laid-back demeanor died on Friday following a short illness at his home in AlabamaDon Williams, the country singer and Nashville songwriter best known for his 1981 hit ballad I Believe in You, has died at home in Alabama aged 78.On Friday his publicist confirmed Williams, who was known as “the Gentle Giant” because of his easygoing temperament, died after a short illness. Continue reading...
  
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• Deliver

  09-09-2017 00:00 via mtv.co.uk
  Deliver
  
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