Tucker Zimmerman death: Folk singer adored by David Bowie dies with wife in fire aged 84
Zimmerman and his wife Marie-Claire Lambert died together in a fire at their home in Belgium

Zimmerman and his wife Marie-Claire Lambert died together in a fire at their home in Belgium

Singer shared pictures of her scraped-up Porsche on Instagram

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Alon was awarded the prize ahead of next month’s Brit Awards

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Urban and Kidman’s divorce was finalized earlier this month, bringing an end to 19 years of marriage

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‘I wanted Kid ’n Play but the studio said, “Who are these guys?” I replied, “They’ve got platinum records.” I had no idea if they did’
Black music videos weren’t played on MTV in the late 80s. So while I was still at Harvard, I’d make music videos in my head. One day, while listening to Bad Boy/Having a Party by Luther Vandross, I thought: “This could be a great music video or movie.” And I sat down that night and wrote a script for a short film that ended up not only being made but shown at festivals and becoming a big hit in the world of student films. Spike Lee’s She’s Gotta Have It had piqued interest in up-and-coming black film-makers. New Line Cinema saw my short and brought me in for a meeting. I pitched an expanded version of my idea and they said: “Let’s do it.”
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Super Bowl LX will take place February 8 in California

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Springsteen dedicated his song, ‘The Promised Land,’ to slain Minneapolis resident Renee Good

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‘Her talent and generosity have made a lasting impact on the world,’ Governor Bill Lee said in his proclamation

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Springsteen dedicated his song, ‘The Promised Land,’ to slain Minneapolis resident Renee Good

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Fremantle Park, Perth
Returning to Australian stages after nine years, the band delivers a fierce, generous set that draws on four decades of music
Dragging his hand across the piano keys, Nick Cave leaps into the air and charges towards the crowd like a preacher breaking from the pulpit. “Bring your spirit down!” he cries repeatedly, arms flung wide as the choir roars behind him.
It’s barely 10 minutes into their set at Fremantle Park in Perth, and Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds have the audience in the palm of their hands. Touring their 2024 album Wild God in Australia for the first time, they open with the brooding track Frogs and the eponymous Wild God, an explosive crescendo of high-pitched strings, soaring vocals and pounding percussion.
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