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Lily Allen Opens Up About Pet Problem That Led to Costly Travel Issues, And Social Media Is Angry

Lily Allen revealed she gave up her adopted dog after it chewed up her and her kids' passports, causing family disruptions.
British Study Reports Widespread Misogyny in Music Industry

A study by the UK Musicians' census reported pervasive misogyny within the music industry. A 2023 report from the UK Musicians' Census, a first time survey held by the Musicians' Union and Help Musicians, has revealed the widespread misogyny running through the music industry.
Rina Sawayama 'Hurricanes'; Significant Meaning of Pop Star's Latest Single Explained

Rina Sawayama released "Hold The Girl's" 5th single "Hurricanes" days before her album drops; what is the meaning of her latest song?#RinaSawayama #HoldTheGirl
British Singer Barbossa Drops New Single "Always Free"

Barbarossa a.k.a. British singer-songwriter and producer, James Mathé, returns with his euphoric new single 'Always Free' his first new music since 2018’s Lier.
British Musicians Offered Money, Lodging and Car to Train Qatari Military Bandsmen to Perform at Controversial 2022 World Cup

Despite all the controversy surrounding the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, British musicians seems to be receiving the best treatment. Musicians are being offered £66,000 — or $102,406.26 — to train Qatari military bandsmen to perform in front of a global TV audience during the event.
Plot to Assassinate Queen Elizabeth by Islamic Extremists Has Been Foiled by British Police

At 88 years old Queen Elizabeth still is undaunted in her royal position. Even after being alerted by British officials that they had uncovered an assassination plot against her, it was still business as usual. Multiple raids were conducted across West London and Buckinghamshire in a successful attempt to round up extremists that intended to kill the Queen at a celebration on Friday.
British Music Boosts UK Economic Growth: Industry Contributes $6.2 Billion To Economy

Gene Simmons may be claiming that ‘rock is dead,’ but the music industry is continuing to prove its immense pull. The Hollywood Reporter notes that the business contributes $6.2 billion to the United Kingdom’s economy.