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CULTURE RE-VIEW: A look back at this day in history

CULTURE RE-VIEW: 1 December 1976 - The Sex Pistols Vs Bill Grundy

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BEST OF CULTURE 2022: Day 1 - Music

Welcome to the first day of our Cultural advent calendar, in which we’ll be counting down our highlights of 2022 day-by-day. First seven days: our musical favourites of the year.

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Wet Leg and the social media era of indie

Is TikTok the way to get big in the indie scene?

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Bob Dylan publisher apologises for expensive fake autographs

Simon & Schuster have apologised and offered immediate refunds to those who purchased the $600 special edition of Dylan's new book, "The Philosophy of Modern Song."

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Bad Blood: The Taylor Swift Ticketmaster fiasco gets political

Ticketmaster apologized but there’s still bad blood. And politicians have started acting on it.

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Meta shouldn't have banned drill song despite police pressure

London's police demanded Instagram remove Chinx (OS)'s song. The company's oversight board has uncovered a trend in Meta listening to the police without question.

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Cuban musician Pablo Milanés dies at the age of 79

One of the founding members of the Nueva Trova genre, Milanés was upheld as a cultural ambassador for Fidel Castro's revolution.

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A conversation with your next musical obsession: Clipping.

Euronews Culture caught up with experimental hip-hop trio Clipping as they embark on the European leg of their Bodies and Blood tour, to talk about cinema influences, post-pandemic touring and the real-life horrors looming over us.

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Who won at the 2022 American Music Awards?

Taylor Swift won in all six of her nominated categories.

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Taylor Swift: Ticketmaster fiasco is "excruciating for me"

The pop star said it was "excruciating" to watch fans struggle to buy tickets for her upcoming US tour.

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What is Germany's Kulturpass?

The government is aiming to get young people out of their stay-at-home pandemic habits.

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Classical and jazz artists honoured at the 2022 Ivor Composer Awards

The most innovative and exciting musicians in classical, jazz and sound art in the UK were given gongs at last night's ceremony. Euronews Culture sat down with some of the winners...

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Beyoncé and Kendrick Lamar dominate 2023 Grammy Award nominations

Queen Bey leads the nominees with nine nods for her album ‘Renaissance’ and becomes the most-nominated artist in Grammy history, tying with her husband Jay-Z with a total of 88 nods.

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Singer Roberta Flack unable to sing after ALS diagnosis

The 'Killing Me Softly with His Song' singer and multiple Grammy Award winner has been diagnosed with progressive brain disease which affects people's ability to move, talk and even breathe

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Nicki Minaj under fire from fans for teasing FIFA World Cup anthem

Many have pointed out that Nicki Minaj has a large queer fanbase and is a hypocrite for supporting host nation Qatar and its anti-LGBTQ laws

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Here are the must-visit stops along the Mississippi Blues Trail

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Do you know why they call it the blues? The Mississippi Blues Trail tells the story of how a genre began. Here are must-see stops to help ensure you soak in as much blues history as possible.

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Prestigious French University introduces Beyoncé studies

How much more fun would classes have been if the main topic of study was one of your favourite pop stars?

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Call it a Rat Romance: Study shows rats can keep rhythm to Lady Gaga

A new study has revealed that humans are not the only ones who can move to a musical beat – rats have got rhythm.

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EU musicians are being exploited by US streamer contracts

Despite EU laws protecting author copyrights, many EU songwriters are facing exploitative US contracts from streaming giants.

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Mississippi Delta: where history is made

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Join writer and photographer Johny Pitts as he tours the Civil Rights trail of the American South to discover his heritage