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Every UK Eurovision entry ranked, from worst to best
The Eurovision Song Contest 2024 kicks off this weekend. All eyes turn to Malm? in Sweden, as Britain pins its hopes on Olly Alexander, star of It’s A Sin and frontman of Years & Years. He’s already generated headlines with his comments about the Union Jack flag – but his entry, Dizzy, is a servicable pop banger.
- EntertainmentThe Telegraph
Eurovision: every single UK entry ranked, from worst to best
61. Joe and Jake, 'You're Not Alone', 2016: It's impossible to feel anything about this song. Even trying to be snide takes a Herculean effort. Cloned in the same dark pop laboratory, Joe and Jake – with their eerily smooth, symmetrical cheeks – were pasteurised leftovers from The Voice, as thrilling as low-fat yoghurt. The spangly, goofy, sequined excess that makes Eurovision a pleasure to watch was wholly absent here. In its place, there came a joyless corporate greige.
- EntertainmentCOMINGSOON.net
Finders Keepers (1966) Streaming: Watch & Stream Online via Amazon Prime Video
Interested in knowing where to watch and stream Finders Keepers (1966) online? Your search ends here. Sidney Hayers directed the musical film from a script by Michael Pertwee. The story follows a singer and his band, who are forced to help find a bomb in the village they are supposed to perform in. Here’s how […] The post Finders Keepers (1966) Streaming: Watch & Stream Online via Amazon Prime Video appeared first on ComingSoon.net - Movie Trailers, TV & Streaming News, and More.
- CelebrityThe Telegraph
Sir Cliff Richard: Elton John told me to take BBC ‘by the throat’ after police raid
Sir Cliff Richard has revealed that Sir Elton John was the very first person to call him after the BBC televised a police raid at his home and told him to “take them by the throat”.
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Edmonton Public Schools tackling booming enrolment as class space dwindles
The Edmonton Public Schools is working to accommodate a significant influx of students.A board meeting held Tuesday looked at capacity issues facing multiple schools in the division as outlined in the Student Accommodation Plan for 2023–24 report. As of last Friday, the division reported adding almost 7,500 new students since September 2022 for a total enrolment of more than 115,000 students. The amount of space available to accommodate students is declining, making it challenging to offer choic
- CelebrityDigital Spy
This Morning viewers blast Cliff Richard over "fat-shaming" Elvis comments
This Morning viewers have shared their dismay over Cliff Richard's recent comments about Elvis Presley.
- CelebrityDeadline
Former British Royal To Present ITV Flagship Morning Show
British commercial broadcaster ITV has recruited a familiar face to guest-present an edition of their flagship daytime magazine show This Morning – with Sarah Ferguson arriving on the sofa this Monday. The Sun reports that the former Duchess of York will guest-present the popular show for one day, as well as editing the show from …
- EntertainmentBillboard
Oasis’ ‘The Masterplan’ Set to Dethrone Taylor Swift on U.K.?Chart
"The Masterplan," now celebrating its 25th anniversary, peaked at No. 2 on the national chart following its original release.
- EntertainmentThe Telegraph
Cliff Richard, Hammersmith Apollo, review: Ageless rock and roll idol is unchanged from his prime
He was Britain’s first rock and roll idol, and at 83, Cliff Richard can still move it and groove it. Rather impishly opening with The Young Ones, spinning on the spot, shaking his hips and executing nimble side steps with his band, Sir Cliff seemed determined to prove that age is just a number.
- LifestyleThe Telegraph
High-flying Hilary: the National Trust Director-General’s air miles
The National Trust’s general election “manifesto” – unveiled last month by its director-general Hilary McGrady – demanded that future governments “recognise the impact of climate change on the nations’ heritage, landscapes and natural environment”. So I was interested to learn that McGrady regularly travels hundreds of miles from her home – a 250-year-old lock-keeper’s cottage near Belfast – to work. The Trust’s head office is in Swindon.
