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  Beyoncé's 30 greatest songs – ranked!

  Beyoncé's 30 greatest songs – ranked!. After she became the most awarded woman in Grammys history this week, we attempt to whittle down the best of her wildly varied and brilliant catalogue

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  Queen & Slim review: A romantic road movie that's out to break the rules

  Melina Matsoukas's debut is a romance-cum-road movie in which an awkward Tinder first date leads to an explosive and inviolate connection. It’s both perfect for Valentine’s Day and the worst thing ever, because it will make you want to cry as much as kiss.Newcomer Jodie Turner-Smith hits the ground running as Queen, an aloof, supermodel-gorgeous Death Row lawyer toiling in racist Ohio (state-sanctioned death bookends the story). Meanwhile, Daniel Kaluuya (Slim) is his reliably wonderful, sexy se

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  Luther Vandross cassette ended Derren Brown’s shoplifting habits

  He spoke on BBC Radio 4's Desert Island Discs.

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  Wes Nelson breaks down as he opens up about Megan Barton Hanson split on Dancing On Ice

  Wes Nelson struggled to hold back the tears as he opened up on his split from ex-girlfriend Megan Barton Hanson. Speaking about the painful split on Sunday night’s Dancing On Ice, Nelson told how his parent's wedding inspired his latest routine. Nelson said he wanted to dance to his mother and father's wedding song, Never Too Much by Luther Vandross, and admitted he wanted "to love like my parents do".

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  Five tracks to hear this week (June 8-14)

  Taking a break from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Scarlett Johansson is back with her musical foil Pete Yorn for a new EP, Apart, out this week. It includes a cover of The Echo Friendly’s driving rock song Bad Dreams.

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  'Still offering reassurance and hope': our favourite David Bowie songs

  On 11 August 1974, two days after Richard Nixon stood down in disgrace as president of the United States, David Bowie recorded Young Americans at Sigma Sound in Philadelphia. The band included Carlos Alomar, his guitarist for the next 30 years, and a pre-fame Luther Vandross, who created the vocal arrangements. A complete stylistic break from glam rock, Bowie self-deprecatingly called his new sound “plastic soul” – even in 1974 he was wise to the risks of what would now be called cultural appr

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  Kim Kardashian's getting ready to go out playlist

  Shockingly, Taylor Swift did not make the cut

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  Olly Murs, tour review: Showman is here to stay

  Love or loathe him, but in eight years Olly Murs has demonstrated he’s got the charm and cockiness to become one of pop music’s unlikeliest treasures. It’s all there in his CV: a TV talent show runner-up, four number one albums in a row, a year-long turn at presenting and a series of sold-out O2 Arena shows, including last night’s outing to promote new record 24 Hrs. With nods to Robbie Williams and Justin Timberlake, his gig was 90 minutes of fun-filled showmanship from a singer who’s learned

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  Luther Vandross's Lifelong Friend Fonzi Thornton Remembers Emotional Final Session With R&B Legend

  Luther Vandross’s lifelong friend and musical partner remembers bursting into tears at their final recording session together, moved by the personal sentiment of the tune ‘Dance With My Father’ and by seeing his pal Luther’s ill health. Luther’s health problems marred the last years of his career, when his weight ballooned, something that saddens Fonzi. Fonzi was a lifelong friend of Luther, after meeting him in the East Harlem Projects where they both grew up.

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  Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez To Premiere 'Endless Love' Duet Today

  A Source Claims The Couple 'want To Become The Next Beyonce And Jay Z'

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