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Love Goes contains contemporary pop songs that lodge in the head and refuse to depart
Mary Coughlan: ‘32 times I ended up in hospital with alcohol poisoning’
Through addiction, infidelity and other life struggles, music was her constant escape
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Director of Maradona documentary on the controversial footballer and his love of Klopp
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Joy Crookes: ‘I love a challenge – that keeps the fire in me’
Singer talks family, Bangladeshi and Irish heritage, and finding freedom in her flaws
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Fastnet 1979: Paintings and poems mark disaster’s anniversary
Artworks on light keeper and lighthouse used to mark 40 years since ill-fated race
Freya Ridings: ‘I wasn’t cool when I was younger. No one wanted anything from me’
‘Going to the piano room and just writing became a thing I did during any stormy time in my life’
Stevie Wonder in Dublin: Sound problems, self indulgence and some truly wondrous moments
Would we have paid as much for a gig advertised as ‘Stevie Wonder listens to record he likes’?
Mica Paris: ‘Bankruptcy just means you made too much money’
The ex-pop star on ‘meddling suits’, her brother’s violent death and Fame The Musical
Diego Maradona: Piece of cinematic art captures glory days
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Cannes 2019: Banderas kills Banderas, Tarantino makes a spoiler plea, Maradona does a no-show
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Kara Marni: Our New VBF
Kara Marni is the determined R&B singer from London who has every chance of being the next big thing
Moss Kena: Amy Winehouse was so real and raw at a time when we’d kind of lost that
Rising west London musician grew up under the influence of Back to Black ringing in his speakers
Other Voices: Line-up revealed of every show in 17th series
Series to screen performances and interviews from the maiden Ballina event
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Some hear a song about sexual coercion and say it’s inappropriate in the #MeToo era
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