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The singer defies the gloom with a remorselessly upbeat succession of catchy tunes
One track casts the singer as a disco Dolly Parton, which should be kitsch fun but is done in an oddly humourless, clunky fashion
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Stella McCartney, Sacai, Giambattista Valli and Hermes collections reviewed
Lifetime ceiling on contributions reduced to £250,000 with immediate effect
British racecourse operator’s staging of 32 live acts last year helped lift revenues 5%
So-so new songs were saved by hits from the pop singer’s heyday and her formidable live presence
A rambling rocku-biography of Nick Cave from artist-filmmakers Iain Forsyth and Jane Pollard
Computer-processed vocals with saucy titles coo alongside politely grinding dubstep
The success of their home, resource-driven economy is putting Australians off staying in Britain
Universal’s label auction set to hot up
Interview: the accountancy career that began in the record industry
Pop-up digital art is the latest marketing tool for the music industry, writes Paul Sexton
To kick off the term at the Fast Lane Business School, everyone would have to attend a session called ‘Look Up and Listen’
This week’s new film releases reviewed: ‘Holy Motors’, ‘Looper’, ‘Barbara’ and ‘The Campaign’
Sipping margaritas with Richard Dawkins on the sideline of a Sri Lanka literary fest, a glorious Albania book tour and the sequel to ‘Sashenka’
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