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The Pussycat Dolls review â Nicole Scherzingerâs star power dominates fraught reunion (opens the original)
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Utilita Arena, BirminghamFirst announced in 2019 and now launching with just three of the original lineup, the Dolls whip up a whirlwind of hair-flipping and put on a decent spectacle The road to the Pussycat Dollsâ comeback tour has been fraught. Originally announced in 2019 with all but one of the groupâs original members on board, the pandemic and then a legal dispute, led to its cancellation. After a few years of silence, three members â Nicole Scherzinger, Ashley Roberts and Kimberly
MNEK on writing smash hits, battling self-doubt and his solo struggles: âIâm a fat Black gay man. Try selling thatâ (opens the original)
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The artist has written for Beyoncé and been nominated for two Grammys, yet individual success has eluded him. Now heâs back with a new album that puts queer joy in the spotlight â and, he says, heâs finally ready to enjoy himself In a south-east London warehouse, Uzoechi Osisioma Emenike, more commonly known as MNEK, is sitting on a bench in a makeshift locker room surrounded by semi-naked men. One particularly muscular individual suggestively adjusts a jockstrap, while another, taller an
Céline Dion review â singerâs first live show in years marks a triumphant, emotional return (opens the original)
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Plenitude Arena, ParisDion wiped away tears and belted out the notes, giving an astounding performance despite her diagnosis of stiff person syndrome In 2022, when Céline Dion shared that she had been diagnosed with a rare incurable neurological disorder called stiff person syndrome (SPS), there was no guarantee that the 58-year-old would ever tour again. Her condition, which resulted in muscle spasms so strong that it left her with broken ribs, had made it impossible to perform, and in a 2024
The end of Heartstopper is a bittersweet loss â itâs never felt scarier to be young and queer | Alim Kheraj (opens the original)
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The gay Netflix romance maintained a political edge despite rollbacks to queer and trans rights After six books, three seasons of television and a film-length finale, Heartstopper has come to an end. Often dubbed the most wholesome show on TV, Netflixâs adaptation of Alice Osemanâs young adult LGBTQ+ graphic novel series, which itself began life as a web comic, is a legitimate cultural phenomenon, turning its two leads â Kit Connor and Joe Locke â into household names, while racking up t
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