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Over three-quarters of drivers like a singalong in the car - Queen and ABBA top the list

Brits' favourite songs to belt out while driving include 'Don't Stop Me Now', 'Dancing Queen', and 'Livin' On A Prayer', research has found

Daily Mirror

Harry Belafonte leveraged stardom for social change, his powerful voice always singing a song for justice

In May 1963, as civil rights demonstrations rocked the city of Birmingham, Alabama, Harry Belafonte was at a cocktail party in Manhattan, scolding the then-attorney general of the United States.

The Conversation

Miley Cyrus chose this iconic LA home for her 'Flowers' video – here's where you may have seen it before

Before serving as Miley's backdrop, the William Pereira-designed property served Frank Sinatra and a certain Netflix show...

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Demolition of resort made famous in Elvis Presley’s ‘Blue Hawaii’ will make way for new hotel

The Coco Palms Resort on the island of Kauai will be torn down for a new 350-room hotel. In its heyday, it was famed for being frequented by other Hollywood stars like Frank Sinatra, Rita Hayworth and Bing Crosby.

Chicago Sun-Times

Jason Manford on why you don't want to miss Starstruck's grand finale

Jason Manford casts his eye over the seven singers destined for the Starstruck final.

WhatToWatch

TV tonight: Lesley Manville’s juicy murder mystery series kicks off

A crime author is found dead in Magpie Murders. Plus: Ed Sheeran and Russell Crowe join Jonathan Ross. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

TV Tonight: Our highlights for Saturday, April 1

Magpie Murders is just one of the gems on TV tonight.

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Author Bill Zehme, whose subjects included Sinatra, Hugh Hefner, Leno and Andy Kaufman, is dead at 64

CHICAGO — Name a star or celebrity of the last 40 years and it’s likely that person was the subject of Bill Zehme’s keen mind and artful writing, in such magazines as Rolling Stone, Playboy, Vanity Fair and Esquire, and in bestselling books in collaboration with Jay Leno and Regis…

Chicago Tribune

Post your questions for singing legend Darlene Love

As well as having her own timeless hits, Love has sung with everyone from Frank Sinatra to Cher – and she will answer your questions on anything in her starry career

The Guardian - UK

Bill Zehme, master of the celebrity profile, journalism’s ‘bastard stepchild,’ dies at 64

Chicago author Bill Zehme had a genius for writing celebrity profiles and making friends. He wrote biographies of Frank Sinatra, Andy Kaufman and Jay Leno.

Chicago Sun-Times

10 things you didn’t know about Carol Kaye

She played for Elvis, Sinatra, Spector, the Beach Boys - but just how did she do it?

Guitar World

Carol Kaye on her 10 greatest recordings: "How many people can go home and say, ‘Yeah, I played with Frank Sinatra today’ or ‘We cut a cool track for The Beach Boys this afternoon’? Not many"

Classic interview: the most recorded bassist in history on here personal highlights

MusicRadar

Why I ❤️ Soundgarden's Superunknown, by Shinedown's Brent Smith

Shinedown frontman Brent Smith on the impact of Soundgarden's Superunknown, and how it was influenced by Frank Sinatra

Metal Hammer

'We're losing our Abbey Road': Famed LA music studio United Recording lays off staff

LOS ANGELES — Green Day's multi-platinum album "American Idiot" was once just an idea, floating about within the walls of Hollywood's United Recording studio (then known as Ocean Way Recording). Were it not for a sharp-eyed technician, the album might have disintegrated in that same room amid a blaze of…

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LIV Golf in fresh legal battle with iconic nightclub that hosted Elvis and Frank Sinatra

The Saudi-backed LIV Golf organisation are set to become embroiled in another bitter legal wrangle, but this time around, it has nothing to do with the PGA Tour

The Guardian - UK

Pssst! Wanna buy an Oscar? The mysterious case of the missing Academy Awards

An Oscar can only, officially, be sold for $1 – but that hasn’t stopped a small but lucrative black market. Where are all those that have disappeared?

Sports Illustrated

SI:AM | The Bubble Is Getting Closer to Bursting for Some Big Names

North Carolina really needs a win over Virginia.

Daily Mirror

Inside abandoned coliseum The Beatles played final US tour set to be demolished

Photos revealed an abandoned coliseum that once was graced by Elvis Presley and The Beatles in their last 1966 US tour, is planned to be demolished in Memphis, Tennessee, US

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Dynamic pricing for dinner? Some Chicago restaurants experiment with charging more for prime tables

CHICAGO When Frank Sinatra sang in Chicago, he’d often dine afterward at Gene & Georgetti, a white-tablecloth steakhouse in River North.

The Guardian - UK

Daylight rubbery: the cemetery stalker who turns celebrity gravestones into art

Amy Winehouse, James Dean, Nikita Khrushchev … Scott Covert takes rubbings at big names’ graves, often getting chased away. ‘It breaks my heart,’ he says, ‘when I hear someone’s been cremated’

The Independent UK

World No1 Ireland face Six Nations champions France in a collision of rugby superpowers

The two pre-eminent teams come together in a potentially title-defining Six Nations encounter which will lay down a marker ahead of the Rugby World Cup

Wales Online

My Way still tops funeral play list but Tina Turner comes in fourth

Bat Out Of Hell makes the list of tunes that people want to have, but don't get picked

Salon

Styles' speech made Beyoncé's loss worse

As it was, Styles' comment about "people like me" put his privilege on display

The Independent UK

AP Was There: The first Grammy awards

The music industry ’s Grammy awards made its debut on May 4, 1959, 30 years after the Academy Awards handed out its first Oscar honoring the best in movies

Los Angeles Times

Gina Lollobrigida, film star who conquered Italy, Hollywood and the world, dies at 95

There she is, waving from the backseat of a convertible on the eve of the Cannes Film Festival. And here she is again, stepping to the tarmac from a jet in Paris, her scarf billowing perfectly in the evening breeze. And again, cloaked in emerald — dress and rings, both…

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