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Take That Mark's booze rehab hell
The Sun SHAMED Take That singer Mark Owen yesterday revealed he has secretly battled a drink problem for at least TEN YEARS. And the guilt-ridden star is seeing a therapist in a desperate bid to "sort things out". Mark, 38, told all about his … Profile: Mark Owen Take That's Mark Owen and wife arrive home for crunch talks Will Mark Owen's fans ever forgive him for cheating on his wife? |
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 Brisbane Times |
Court win for Pink Floyd in EMI case
Financial Times Pink Floyd has won a court claim against EMI that prevents the record company from selling single downloads of the band's concept albums on the internet. The band had gone to the High Court in London to seek clarification of its … It's an album – not a collection of tracks Pink Floyd score victory for the concept album in court battle over ringtones Pink Floyd Legal Win May Set Online Downloads Sale Precedent |
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 New York Daily News |
Gorillaz tactics
The Sun Sadly DAMON ALBARN's cartoon band have been overtaken by BOYZONE in this week's battle for No1 album with Brother edging ahead of Plastic Beach. Gorillaz are opening rehearsals to fans ahead of their big appearance at the Coachella Festival in … Amy Macdonald trailing in album chart battle with Gorillaz set for the top Gorillaz Number One album in first ever official midweek chart Gorillaz: Plastic Beach |
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 Times Online |
Clothes Wine
The Sun I WAS wondering why it was taking AMY WINEHOUSE so long to finish her third album. It turns out she has been busy thrashing out a deal to become a fashion designer. The singer has teamed up with British label Fred Perry to create a womenswear … Amy Winehouse designs 17-piece women's wear line for Fred Perry Amy Winehouse to unveil fashion collection Winehouse launches clothing range |
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 Sydney Morning Herald |
Theatre review Love Never Dies
Scotsman CONSERVATIONISTS will be thrilled to hear that cod is no longer an endangered species. And it never will be while Jack O'Brien is directing. Dramatic pointing, staggering back in fear/horror and clutching throats pretty much make up … Does Love Never Dies tell us what the voters want? Love Never Dies: the reviews reviewed Love Never Dies: Andrew Lloyd Webber brings his two families to premiere |
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 The Guardian |
TV review: Inside John Lewis/Rhod Gilbert's Work Experience
Scotsman WELL, it looks like the BBC has found a way to make enough extra money to avoid all those cuts. That is, I presume that they were paid a big wodge of cash by John Lewis in return for last night's hour-long advert – part one of three – because otherwi … TV ratings: 3 million go Inside John Lewis Inside John Lewis: Disappointing and deadly dull Last Night's Television: Inside John Lewis, BBC2Famous, Rich and Jobless, BBC1 |
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CONSTITUCION, Chile (Reuters) – The ground shook and buildings swayed as billionaire Sebastian Pinera took over as Chile’s president on Thursday, tasked with rebuilding after a massive earthquake killed hundreds just 12 days ago.
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 Daily Mail |
Frankly, Lampard and Christine Bleakley being a couple is just a rumour
Mirror.co.uk We live in a cruel, cruel world, and yet I'm still sometimes shocked by how mean people can be. Especially to those who really don't deserve it. And, in one particular case, things have now reached a level where I can stay … Christine Bleakley's sister picks up a Chelsea FC calendar: Maybe she fancies … Bleakley 'pressured Lampard to go public' Christine Bleakley steps out with Frank Lampard |
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PORT-AU-PRINCE (Reuters) – Two European aid workers with Doctors Without Borders in quake-hit Haiti were kidnapped and held for nearly a week before being freed early on Thursday, the international medical charity said.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) – A Somali businessman linked to Islamist rebels who likely received a ransom paid for kidnapped French aid workers was a contractor for the World Food Program and UNICEF, a U.N. report said.
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