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  York Press

  Iconic site near York on list of top TV, music and movie pilgrimage sites

  Holidaymakers are increasingly making 'modern pilgrimages' to landmark sites from TV, music and movies - and an iconic spot near York is among the favourites.

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  Evening Standard

  My London: Dave Rowntree

  Blur drummer Dave Rowntree romances in the shadows at Tamarind Kitchen, clothes his pets at Bow Wow and once had a rather unusual overnighter in Kentish Town

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  Euronews

  Justin Bieber sells music catalogue for $200 million: How does his deal compare to other artists?

  A new trend has started where stars sell their entire back catalogue to music investment firms. But just how much are these firms willing to pay for the rights to Bieber, Bowie and Bruce?

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  Sky News

  Justin Bieber selling his back catalogue is eyebrow-raising because of how young the artist is

  Selling the rights to your back catalogue has become a well-trodden path for musicians. What is slightly eyebrow-raising about the deal, though, is that, at the age of 28, Bieber is somewhat younger than many of the artists to have done so during the last few years. Most of the big blockbuster deals have involved so-called 'heritage' acts such as Bob Dylan, Neil Young, Bruce Springsteen and Fleetwood Mac rather than younger artists.

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  Euronews

  Culture Re-View: Bowie releases his best album... in my opinion

  It's not the glam opera of 'Ziggy Stardust'. It's not the experimental Berlin album 'Heroes'. Nor is it the 80s pop of 'Let's Dance'. The best Bowie album of them all is the 1976 release 'Station to Station'.

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  This is Local London

  Oh! You Pretty Man - Leona Zerezghi, St Michael's Catholic Grammar School

  Born David Jones in 1947, David Bowie was arguably one of the most inspirational and influential artists of the last 50 years. This January 10th sadly marked seven years since his death after a struggle with cancer, but, with well-known songs such as “Rebel Rebel”, “Starman” and “Changes”, Bowie has become a household name and his impact will undoubtedly be felt and remembered for years to come. Bowie, however, was also revolutionary in his androgyny and in an age of toxic masculinity, discussio

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  Rolling Stone UK

  Museum of London issues public call out for lost David Bowie dress

  The Museum of London Docklands is also looking for items worn by Mick Jagger and The Beatles for a new exhibition celebrating Jewish designers in the capital

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  BANG Showbiz

  Museum launches campaign to find David Bowie's missing dress

  Bosses of a museum in London have launched an appeal to find a number of iconic items of 20th-century clothing which have gone missing over the years - including a dress worn by David Bowie

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  Evening Standard

  Celebrating the Jewish designers who dressed Bowie and Bond

  Fashion-conscious Londoners are being asked to go through their wardrobes for a new exhibition celebrating the Jewish designers who dressed everyone from Bowie to Bond. A swinging Sixties Carnaby Street boutique will be recreated for the show alongside a more humble workshop from the height of the rag trade in east London. The show, at the Museum of London Docklands, will focus on how Jewish Londoners became trendsetters in the fashion business.

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  The Telegraph

  John Cale resists nostalgia, Måneskin are making rock fun again – the week’s best albums

  John Cale may be an artist more written about than listened to, something his dense and dour 17th solo album is unlikely to change. Mercy is a typically fascinating work of sonic layering and amorphously misshapen songcraft: moody, atmospheric and as elusive as the tail end of a bad dream. Having managed to stay off the radio and almost entirely out of the charts for over 50 years, the avant garde veteran is not about to change the habits of a lifetime now.

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