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• Ex On The Beach's Jemma Lucy Drags Katie Price For 'Losing £45million Fortune'

  30-08-2018 18:50
  Jemma claims Katie was “spending money like water” when they were pals.
  
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• Ariana Grande Gets New Spirited Away Inspired Tattoo

  30-08-2018 18:32
  Let's just say you're going to want to check out her brand new inking.
  
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• The rock star whisperer: how one woman helps A-list musicians survive

  30-08-2018 16:53
  Kathryn Frazier spent much of her career raising the profiles of clients like Migos and Daft Punk through publicity but now as a life coach she also helps artists stay on an even keelIn the last 15 months, the suicides of Chris Cornell, Chester Bennington and Avicii have reinforced the notion that talent, success, wealth and worldwide fame do not assure happiness. In the wake of these deaths, mental health in the music industry has become a white-hot issue, with a genre-spanning collection of ar
  
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• Get To Know: TEEKS

  30-08-2018 16:21
  This week we're meeting New Zealand soul singer TEEKS who's on a mission to make you cry...
  
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• Who Is Chloe Ferry? Her Age And Everything You NTK About The Geordie Shore Star

  30-08-2018 16:01
  The Geordie Shore star turns 23 on 31st August.
  
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• Geordie Shore's Chloe Ferry Desperately Wants THIS One Thing For Her Birthday But Sam Gowland Has Other Plans

  30-08-2018 15:31
  And how old is Chloe Ferry? The Geordie Shore lass turns 23 tomorrow.
  
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• Barry Manilow – all his greatest songs ranked!

  30-08-2018 15:12
  As the bouffanted Brooklynite tours the UK, possibly for the last time, we cast an eye over his musical achievementsProof that every artist has a moment that might reasonably be described as Balearic: Rain features a slinky, sampler-friendly rhythm track, some glittering synth arpeggios, a hint of smooth soul about the dampened guitars and a sound that falls somewhere between quiet storm R&B and yacht rock. Continue reading...
  
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• Prom 62: Royal Liverpool Philharmonic/Petrenko review – exuberant and detailed playing

  30-08-2018 14:10
  Royal Albert Hall, London
  Iain Bell’s elegant Aurora – in its world premiere performance – was sung with virtuosity by Romanian soprano Adela Zaharia, and Miah Persson brought refined sensuality to StraussThe centrepiece of Vasily Petrenko’s Prom with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic was the world premiere of Iain Bell’s Aurora, a concerto for coloratura soprano and orchestra, originally written for Diana Damrau, though her withdrawal due to illness resulted in a st
  
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• Lili Reinhart is Proud Of Being An “Imperfect” Role Model And Talks Looking Up To Demi Lovato

  30-08-2018 13:16
  As she receives the Variety + H&M Conscious Award.
  
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• Kanye West Finally Apologises For Controversial Comment About Slavery Being ‘A Choice’

  30-08-2018 13:08
  His remarks caused backlash online
  
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• Troye Sivan: Bloom review – out and proud pop in full flower

  30-08-2018 13:00
  Sivan’s second album targets the mainstream – with songs about Grindr and post-coital languor, wrapped in goth reverbWe live in a polarising era for pop. There are those who believe it is a golden age for chart music, which has expanded its horizons to fearlessly tackle the kind of topics once thought unsuitable, from feminism to mental health. Equally, there are those who aver it is a time of unprecedented musical homogeneity and everything in the Top 40 adheres to a more strictly c
  
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• Is This How Pete Davidson's Mum Really Feels About His Engagement To Ariana Grande?

  30-08-2018 12:20
  The pair's relationship has got serious very quickly.
  
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• Hey Jude at 50: four things you may not know about the Beatles hit – video

  30-08-2018 11:46
  Paul McCartney wrote the Fab Four's 1968 singalong classic about John Lennon'sson Julian, after Lennon left his first wife for Yoko Ono. At the time it wastitled Hey Jules, but it was changed to Jude because McCartney said it sounded better• Nana na naaa! How Hey Jude became our favourite Beatles song Continue reading...
  
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• Fans Can’t Get Over Sophie Kasaei’s Body In These See Through Crochet Trousers

  30-08-2018 11:46
  What a woman
  
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• New Riverdale Season 3 Trailer Hints There's Trouble Ahead For Jughead

  30-08-2018 11:21
  Season 3 seems much, much darker.
  
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• Simon Cowell Gives One Direction Fans Hope With This Comment About A Reunion

  30-08-2018 11:11
  The future looks promising
  
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• Geordie Shore's Charlotte Crosby Stuns Fans With Her Toned Tum In Itsy Bitsy Bikini

  30-08-2018 11:11
  The Geordie Shore lass is looking unreal in Mykonos.
  
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• ‘To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before’ Star Lana Condor Admits Her Chemistry With Noah Centineo Is Like Nothing She’s ‘Ever Felt Before’

  30-08-2018 10:34
  Our (admittedly one-sided) chemistry with Noah is also great.
  
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• Ex On The Beach’s Scarlett Harrison Reveals Whether Her And Ex Nicky Hardy Will Ever Rekindle Their Romance – EXCLUSIVE

  30-08-2018 10:00
  Don't miss brand new Ex On The Beach, Wednesdays at 10pm on MTV UK!
  
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• Pete Davidson’s First Tattoo Was a Tribute To Ariana Grande’s Ex Boyfriend

  30-08-2018 09:42
  You’d think that’d be awkward, right?
  
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• Sylvia: the suffragettes giving musicals a kick in the ballots

  30-08-2018 07:00
  It sets history to hip-hop and has a diverse cast – but Sylvia is not riding on the coattails of Hamilton, says its director Kate Prince. Instead its heroine marches to a beat all her own When, in 1904, suffragettes Christabel Pankhurst and Annie Kenney gatecrashed a Liberal party meeting in Manchester to protest their right to vote, they probably didn’t do it to a hip-hop beat. But the scene playing out in a south London rehearsal room shows just that. Bouncing about the stage, the
  
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• Forget diesel and dust: Australia is now a suburban, middle-aged Pink fan | Brigid Delaney

  30-08-2018 06:25
  Perhaps the story of our country is more ordinary, tender and fun-loving than the Barnseys and the Oils. Perhaps it’s less masculine tooGive me a country’s music and I’ll show you a glimpse of its soul.When we tell the story of the mainstream Australian experience through music, the energy is masculine. It’s Cold Chisel and Hunters and Collectors. It’s Midnight Oil and the Angels. There’s love songs, sure, but it’s mostly war and drinking and uranium. Co
  
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