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  Doors drummer John Densmore: ‘It took me years to forgive Jim Morrison’

  Doors drummer John Densmore: ‘It took me years to forgive Jim Morrison’. When he was at the centre of the US counterculture, he lived in terror of his bandmate. Yet after the singer’s death, he fought ferociously to protect his legacy. But, he says, he still regrets not calling out Morrison out on his abusive relationships with women

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  Ed Sheeran responds after being attacked for 'slobby' outfit during Beyonce duet

  Ed Sheeran has jokingly responded to those who criticised him for being too dressed down while duetting with Beyoncé. An image of the internationally famous singers performing at the Global Citizen Festival: Mandela 100 in Johannesburg went viral as commenters acknowledged the contrast of Sheeran’s T-shirt and jeans combination against Beyoncé’s flamboyant pink dress. Were it not for various articles written about the backlash, Sheeran would likely have not known about the criticism as he does

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  Bohemian Rhapsody: Hollywood biopics of era-defining musicians, from Ray to Straight Outta Compton

  Queen biopic Bohemian Rhapsody is finally released on 24 October and Rami Malek‘s central performance as frontman Freddie Mercury is set to be a major talking point. Impersonating so eccentric and larger-than-life a character as Mercury is no easy feat for any actor and Malek certainly has a job on his hands. Biopics of era-defining musicians have been a part of cinema since at least James Stewart in The Glenn Miller Story (1954), with some interesting recent examples including Andy Serkis as

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  How we made the Doors' Hello, I Love You

  ‘This is not the next Mick Jagger’ … Jim Morrison. Photograph: Araldo Di Crollalanza/REX/Shutterstock John Densmore, drummer

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  The Doors relight the fire for 50th anniversary show in Los Angeles

  The remaining members of The Doors have come together for a special performance celebrating 50 years since the release of their self-titled debut album. John Densmore and Robby Krieger were joined by hundreds of fans in a low key event at the Venice Beach neighbourhood of Los Angeles where the band was formed. The group, known for hits such as Light My Fire and Riders On The Storm, performed LA Woman for the crowd.

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