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Among the highlights was a performance of O'Connor's signature hit "Nothing Compares 2 U" by her daughter Róisín Waters. -
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Adam Levine’s Record Label Will Release Soundtrack to Film Debut ‘Begin Again’
Adam Levine stars in the upcoming film "Begin Again." His record label, 222 Records, will release the film's soundtrack. -
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