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Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs accused of rape and sex trafficking by ex-girlfriend Cassie
Rapper beat and controlled his former partner over more than a decade, according to claims in a federal lawsuit
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From Pepys to TikTok – how the bawdy ballad stood the test of time
Saucy songs were all the rage in medieval England – and thanks to digital technology they’re making a remarkable comeback
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Festival of Remembrance, Royal Albert Hall, review: a reminder of the courage and dedication of our Armed Forces
Marking both the centenary of the Festival and the end of the Korean War 70 years ago, this tribute served as a balm for our troubled times
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Jorja Smith: Walsall’s reluctant pop star needs no bells or whistles
She never truly felt at home in London but the RnB singer seemed delighted to be back in the capital atop Troxy's stage on Friday night
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Queens of the Stone Age: an effortlessly sexy set from the US rock gods
The best heavy rock band of their generation, Josh Homme and co stormed the O2 Arena with a fiery set – and they’ve never sounded better
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The Jerusalem Quartet reveal Beethoven’s paradoxes – plus the best of November’s jazz and classical concerts
With a programme of Mozart, Mendelssohn and Beethoven, the world’s classiest quartet can make a season of old music seem vividly alive
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Behind the music
The stories behind the greats - a celebration of musical nostalgia
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Micky Dolenz: ‘Unlike the Americans, the British understood The Monkees’
The last remaining Monkee on surviving the Sixties, the black comedy that ‘destroyed’ the band and Jimi Hendrix getting booed off stage
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The Doors’ John Densmore: ‘Kids today wish they lived in the 1960s – but there was a dark side’
The drummer on the trial that unhinged The Doors, why money is like heroin and Jim Morrison's premonition of his own death
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Dire Straits’ John Illsley: ‘We’ve been offered huge amounts of money to get back together’
To mark the release of a huge live box-set, Mark Knopfler’s longtime brother in arms explains why Dire Straits reached the end of the road
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Carnival of Light: the demented history of the ‘lost’ Beatles song you’ll never hear
Now and Then promises to be the final release by the Fab Four. But it’s not their only unheard song languishing in the archives
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David Duchovny, Cadogan Hall: the strange evening when The X-Files met The X Factor...
The likable polymath delivered some fine, weighty songs, though even Mulder and Scully might at times have been left scratching their heads
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Dave Stewart interview: ‘Aretha Franklin was trying to work out if Annie Lennox was totally gay’
The Eurythmics star talks Sinead O’Connor’s genius, the rumours about him and Annie Lennox, and home visits from Bob Dylan
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The strange story behind Joni Mitchell’s ‘outrageous’ blackface experiment
Mitchell used her alter-ego – a black male pimp – to push against critics who dimished her gender, and because she didn't ‘feel white’
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Mandy Patinkin: a gloriously freewheeling evening from a great Broadway showman
Whether pretending to ride a horse or bellowing through a foghorn, the talented and mesmerising Homeland star proved impossible to pin down
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Firings, feuds and anti-Semitism: Roger Waters’ long history of controversy
The ex Pink Floyd leader claims Hamas’s attacks have been ‘thrown out of all proportion’ in a new interview. He’s nothing if not consistent
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The photograph Barbra didn’t want you to see: how the ‘Streisand Effect’ was born
In 2003, the singer sued over a snap of her home that would have otherwise gone unnoticed – and became a cautionary tale for the ages
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Robbie Williams, review: the pop star bares all in extended Netflix therapy session
Williams is as candid as ever, and fans will relish footage of his love affairs and Take That-bashing – but do we really learn anything new?
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The night Barbra Streisand stayed with the King: ‘He came into my bedroom looking for his dog’
In a weighty new memoir, the star reveals her long friendship with Charles – and that he once found her ‘devastatingly attractive’
