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Sinéad O’Connor remembered by Gavin Friday

The artist and musician on his long friendship with an extraordinary vocalist whose courage helped so many raised in Catholic Ireland

The Guardian - UK

Lankum review – more like an exorcism than a gig

The Dublin doom-folk favourites crown a momentous year with a magnificent assault on the senses and a set rich in hypnotic tales of woe

The Guardian - UK

Pop stars, actors and politicians we lost in 2023 – take the Thursday quiz

Fifteen questions on notable pop culture and political figures we lost this year

The Guardian - UK

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Whether in song or in silence, Shane MacGowan exuded the very essence of life

When I interviewed him last year, the late Pogues legend was truculent, moody, wilfully silent – and immensely likable. I will forever cherish our strange meeting

The Guardian - UK

Punk, human spirit and a Christmas classic: Shane MacGowan’s 10 greatest recordings

The singer was at his snarling, poignant best across these powerful vignettes that put a modern spin on Irish folk traditions and gave us a timeless festive singalong

The Guardian - UK

Shane MacGowan, Pogues songwriter and Irish music legend, dies aged 65

One of the all-time great bandleaders and writer of Christmas classic Fairytale of New York, MacGowan invigorated rock with the power of Irish folk music

The Guardian - UK

An unreleased Sinéad O’Connor song airs for the first time in The Woman in the Wall finale

The late Irish icon gave permission for the show to use The Magdalene Song before it had even begun filming

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Unreleased Sinéad O’Connor song to play at finale of church cruelty drama

The late singer gave the track to the producers of The Woman in the Wall, a powerful BBC series about Ireland’s Magdalene laundries

The Guardian - UK

The joys of Miley Cyrus' "Wrecking Ball"

Following its 2013 debut, "Wrecking Ball" shocked, angered and bemused both fans and critics of the singer

Salon

‘My pilgrimage to Sinéad O’Connor’s homeland made me appreciate how brave she was’

Artist Sue Webster retraces the late singer’s footsteps and discovers a deep connection to a kindred soul

Evening Standard

Saoirse Ronan says London show was ‘most difficult thing I’ve ever done’

Saoirse Ronan has described her portrayal of Lady Macbeth at London’s Almeida Theatre in 2021 as “the most difficult thing I’ve ever done”.

Evening Standard

Talia on Sinéad, and other deaths

An essay by Talia Marshall on the supernatural event of death

Newsroom.co.nz

Miley Cyrus explains why she may be done with touring

‘It isn’t healthy for me,’ singer said

The Independent UK

Miley Cyrus addresses Sinead O’Connor feud over hit single

O’Connor wrote published letter telling Cyrus it wasn’t ‘cool’ to be naked in 2013 music video to ‘Wrecking Ball’

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Miley Cyrus was ‘thinking of Adele’ while writing new song ‘Used to Be Young’

Pop star reflects on her ‘wild’ youth in her latest single

The Independent UK

Miley Cyrus addresses Sinead O’Connor feud over ‘Wrecking Ball’

O’Connor wrote published letter telling Cyrus it wasn’t ‘cool’ to be naked in 2013 music video to ‘Wrecking Ball’

The Independent UK

Miley Cyrus grows emotional as she addresses Sinead O’Connor open letter and feud

O’Connor wrote published letter telling Cyrus it wasn’t ‘cool’ to be naked in 2013 music video to ‘Wrecking Ball’

Evening Standard

Miley Cyrus dedicates song to Sinead O’Connor as she reflects on feud with late singer

Miley Cyrus has reflected on her infamous feud with Sinead O’Connor as she dedicated a song to the late singer.

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The Guardian - UK

‘She spoke truth to power, always’: Sinéad O’Connor’s affinity with Black music – and liberation

The Irish musician expressed solidarity and an appreciation for Black music with gospel, rap and roots reggae recordings, which were often fuelled by her own experiences of marginalisation

The Guardian - UK

Michael Imperioli: ‘I still give Morrissey the benefit of the doubt’

The actor, writer and musician answers your questions on Buddhism, The Sopranos and his musical heroes

Marie Claire

Thousands Lined the Streets to Honor Sinéad O'Connor's Life and Legacy During Her Funeral Procession

People held up signs with powerful messages.

Evening Standard

Hot Chip talk Sinéad O’Connor and London’s nightlife crisis: ‘Brixton Academy is so essential’

Twenty years in, the band is still thriving

The Conversation

Sinéad O'Connor: a guide to the lesser-known songs that reveal the key to her brilliance

The death of Sinéad O'Connor (1966-2023), the Irish, singer-songwriter, performer, activist, actor and memoirist, was announced on July 26. She is probably most well-known for her cover of the Prince song, Nothing Compares 2 U. The hit transformed her career but there is so much more to her work that,…

The Guardian - UK

Forget Instagram influencers, Sinéad O’Connor showed mental illness as it truly is

Everything the mainstream debate shrinks from, O’Connor put front and centre, says Guardian columnist Hannah Jane Parkinson

The Guardian - UK

‘She blazed a trail’: thousands gather for funeral of Sinéad O’Connor in Ireland

Crowds pack seafront in Bray, County Wicklow, to bid farewell to singer and celebrate her life

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