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Mercury Prize 2023: Jessie Ware says her nomination shows ‘pop music has no age limits’

Jessie Ware is on cloud nine after receiving her second Mercury Prize nomination and at 38 says she is proud to be the oldest woman shortlisted.

Evening Standard

Sinead O’Connor was ‘completely fearless in face of conservative Irish society’

She sparked a ferocious backlash when she tore up a photo of Pope John Paul II on US TV show Saturday Night Live in 1992.

The Independent UK

Edinburgh's Young Fathers nominated for prestigious Mercury Prize

EDINBURGH band Young Fathers have been nominated for the prestigious Mercury Music Prize for their 2023 album Heavy Heavy.

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Mercury Prize 2023: Here’s a breakdown of every nomination, from Arctic Monkeys to Young Fathers

Ezra Collective, Jockstrap, and Shygirl are also standouts from the shortlist

Evening Standard

Mercury Prize 2023: Arctic Monkeys, Jessie Ware and Raye among nominees for best album award

12 albums have been shortlisted for the coveted gong with the winner set to be announced on September 7 at the Eventim Apollo in Hammersmith

Evening Standard

Mercury Prize 2023: Arctic Monkeys, Raye, and Fred Again on this year’s eclectic shortlist

Winner for best album will be crowned on Thursday 7 September

The Independent UK

Mercury prize 2023: Arctic Monkeys tie Radiohead’s record for most nominations

There are first-time nods for the likes of Fred Again, Lankum, Jockstrap and Raye, and repeat recognition for acts including J Hus and Jessie Ware

The Guardian - UK

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Song of the summer 2023: writers pick their tracks of the season

From Kylie Minogue to Jorja Smith, Guardian writers have picked the song they will be playing on repeat for the summer

The Guardian - US

‘It’s like tapping into the animating energy of the universe’ – Guardian readers’ best albums of 2023 so far

From melancholy pop to jubilant rap, potent African pop and accessible jazz, Guardian readers worldwide pick out the new music that has most impressed them so far this year

The Guardian - UK

It’s a Padam-ic! Kylie’s sex-positive hit is brilliantly upending the mainstream

Not only is she queering the female pop ideal as a rare middle-aged woman in the Radio 1 playlist, Kylie Minogue is also resonating at a time when frivolity is returning to culture

The Guardian - UK

We Love Glastonbury review – prepare to be jealous of anyone with a ticket

From Jessie Ware enthusing about Jay-Z to Jake Shears welling up at his memory of the festival, there are loads of incredible highlights in this retrospective. Brace for goosebumps

The Guardian - UK

Noel Gallagher reveals past visits to George Best's famous bachelor pad

"It was like this futuristic glass box of a house and you could see him watching TV with Miss World."

Belfast Live

From Polite Society to Star Wars Jedi: Survivor – a complete guide to this week’s entertainment

Whether it’s a high-kicking romp about marital martial arts, or a Force-fuelled frolic around a galaxy far, far away, our critics have you covered for the next seven days

The Guardian - UK

Our weekend arts and culture picks, from The Flaming Lips to Polite Society

All the best things to read, watch and listen to over the Bank Holiday weekend

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Jessie Ware: That! Feels Good! review – 21st-century disco packed with personality

The retro mood of Ware’s brash pop never feels like a costume, as her tight melodies, killer choruses and dry humour wear vintage details with style

The Independent UK

Jessie Ware: ‘I self-loathed and apologised for myself for far too long’

The singer-songwriter has followed up her career-revitalising fourth album with ‘That! Feels Good!’, a feast of camp reverie inspired by Teena Marie and Minnie Riperton. She speaks to Adam White about insecurities, allyship and no longer being self-critical

The Guardian - UK

Best podcasts of the week: The hidden history of the American right’s anti-trans agenda

In this week’s newsletter: The Anti-Trans Hate Machine returns with a second series looking back at America’s record of violence toward transgender people. Plus: five of the best pop culture podcasts

Daily Mirror

Pink says her real name 'never felt like her' until she became a mum

Global superstar P!nk has spoken about her first name and admits that she never connected with it before she welcomed her first child back in 2011

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Daily Mirror

Pink rushed to hospital after kitchen knife ordeal convinced her finger would 'fall off'

P!nk has revealed that her husband once had to take her to the hospital following an incident in her kitchen while trying to make a snack for her daughter, Willow

The Guardian - UK

On my radar: Michelle Visage’s cultural highlights

The broadcaster and Drag Race judge on Baz Luhrmann’s triumphant Elvis, Molly Shannon’s inspiring biography, and a very cosy restaurant

Liverpool Echo

Alison Hammond to house This Morning co-star for Christmas

Alison is in charge of housing multiple family members for their Christmas dinner

Wales Online

Gin brand teams up with Table Manners podcast for new supper kit

Kits have been co-created with Table Manners co-host Jessie Ware

Evening Standard

London’s party pros on how to throw the best party ever — from Jessie Ware to Wolf Gillespie

From curating the perfect guest list to creating a floor-filling playlist, here’s how London’s top party animals make magic

Liverpool Echo

Paul McCartney's favourite sandwich is very condiment heavy

The Beatles legend has called himself 'the sandwich king'

The Independent UK

Robert De Niro says he has so many dogs he ‘doesn’t know all their names’

Asked how many dogs he owned, De Niro replied: ‘A few’

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