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  Alexandra Burke will 'never' get bored of Hallelujah

  Alexandra Burke will “never” get bored of performing ‘Hallelujah’ because it reminds her of how she found success.

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  This Figure Skater's Routine to "Hallelujah" Will Give You Chills at Least 3 Times

  Grab your warmest, furriest sweater, because Patrick Chan is about to give you a serious case of the chills. Although he's now retired, Chan had an impressive career as a figure skater: he's is a three-time world champion, and he snagged two silver medals at the 2014 Sochi Olympics and a gold medal at the 2018 Olympics as part of Canada's Olympic team.

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  Actor and director Emily Mortimer on her top culture picks

  The British actor and director tells us what she’s been listening to, watching and more

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  Jeff Buckley biopic: Reeve Carney to star as late musician in upcoming film

  Buckley’s estate are on board with the movie, which means his entire discography can be used in the soundtrack

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  Anna Calvi on why Jeff Buckley’s Grace feels like falling in love for the first time

  I still feel it’s important to hear an album in its entirety. Once you know it, of course it’s fine to skip to the songs you like. But at first, I want to hear that sequence of songs. That’s how I listened to Jeff Buckley’s only studio album, Grace.A friend gave me Grace on cassette when I was 17, and they told me: “If you like Radiohead, you’ll like this.” I listened, and I was so amazed by this voice I’d never heard before that I stayed up all night listening again and again. It altered the co

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  The beat goes on: could Tin Pan Alley’s slick revamp be the demo version for global cities?

  For over a century Denmark Street has been regarded as the Savile Row of music, helping forge the careers of countless musicians from Vera Lynn to the Rolling Stones and David Bowie. Tin Pan Alley, as it’s known, and its surrounds are currently undergoing a major revamp, due to complete this year following some local opposition.Sitting incongruously at the centre of the building site at St Giles Circus — where Oxford Street meets Charing Cross Road — is the graffiti-daubed “12 Bar”. The 300-year

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  Death used to be the end of rock stars – now it’s an opportunity to cash in

  It’s a big month for some of our favourite departed artists. A new Leonard Cohen album will saunter into the world on Friday, the same day that Seventies soft-rock troubadour Harry Nilsson attempts a comeback 25 years after his death.This follows the arrival of a collection of previously unreleased tracks by Long Island “emo rapper” Lil Peep, who died in 2017, titled Everybody’s Everything (accompanied by a tie-in documentary of the same name). Never one to be eclipsed, funk aristocrat Prince ha

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  The 12 biggest pop and rock gigs to book tickets for now

  Our critic picks a dozen stars to see in Autumn 2019, from Liam Gallagher to Ariana Grande

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  Is Tamino the heir to Jeff Buckley?

  Few voices make you stop in your tracks. For some, it only happens once or twice in their lifetime, to hear something with a visceral, immediate power so unique that it seems otherworldly. Tamino is one of those voices.

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  Nederlands Dans Theater 1 at Sadler's Wells, review: from Rear Window to boardroom thriller

  Nederlands Dans Theater 1 at Sadler's Wells, review: from Rear Window to boardroom thriller

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