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  Labrinth interview: 'I felt like my crown was becoming a burden'

  I’ve got a bone to pick with Labrinth. I interviewed the singer-songwriter in September 2014 about his imminent second album, Take Me To The Truth, which was due later that year. But it never arrived and I can’t help but feel that my article was in some way responsible for the lack of trust that people have in the media these days.So here we are, in a King’s Cross hotel bar in October 2019, doing another interview about Labrinth’s imminent second album. It’s called Imagination And The Misfit Kid

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  Euphoria: Why everyone's talking about Zendaya's controversial new show

  Watching Euphoria yet? The Gen Z drama has become one of the most talked-about shows of this year, thanks to its controversial content and top-notch soundtrack. Whether you're new to the show or already episodes deep, here's everything you need to know about your new favourite series… Zendaya is the show's new starThe former Disney actress has had an exciting couple of years, from starring roles in Spiderman and The Greatest Showman, to an upcoming role in Denis Villeneuve's (Blade Runner 2049)

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  'X Factor': Stormzy Insists He Didn't Snub MNEK, Following Performance With Labrinth

  'Disrespect and slyness is never my angle.'

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  Labrinth proposes to girlfriend live on stage at V Festival

  Labrinth made sure that his performance at V Festival on Saturday would be one to remember. The Earthquake singer got down on one knee and popped the question to his girlfriend Muz live on stage, in front of thousands of revellers. Ahead of the proposal, the Hackney-born musician addressed his fans and spoke about loyalty, and explained that his girlfriend had stood by him from the first day of his career.

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  Labrinth 'Electronic Earth' Interview: 'Simon Can't Tell Me Nothing'

  "Simon can't tell me nothing man," says Labrinth, the only urban act signed to music mogul Simon Cowell's record label, and the X Factor boss's first signing in six years that hasn't come out of a reality TV show.

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