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5 Heart-Wrenching Christmas Songs About Breakups and Unrequited Love

Here are heart-wrenching Christmas songs that capture feelings of melancholia during holiday season.
Wham! "Last Christmas" Makes History After Amassing THIS Record 36 Years After Its Release

Wham!'s hit holiday track "Last Christmas" continues to be relevant despite being released decades ago.#Wham! #LastChristmas
Deon Estus Cause of Death: Iconic Bassist Of George Michael And Wham! Dead At 65

Well-known bass player for singer-songwriter George Michael and the group, Wham!, Deon Estus passed away at the age of 65 on October 11.
YouTube Reveals Top 10 Most Viewed Christmas Videos: Justin Bieber, Mariah Carey Lead

All I Want For Christmas Is You under the Mistletoe. Alright I will see myself out. YouTube has revealed the top 10 Christmas videos on the video sharing service.
30 Years of Wham!'s "Wake Me Up Before You Go Go": Check Out 6 Performances of TV from 'Family Guy' to 'The X Factor'

Wham!'s "Wake Me Up Before You Go Go" has been on television almost as much as you've heard it on the radio in the last 30 years. Here are just a few examples.
Michael Buble dominates Christmas Spotify Streams, Wham! tops in U.K.

There hasn't been any official numbers from Spotify yet as to who was the most streamed artist on the service for Christmas Day, but we can make a guess based on last week's numbers. Michael Buble was the man to beat, as the crooner took nine of the Top 10 spots for most-streamed Christmas songs during the week of December 12-19. You can argue that it was your mother who was handling all the streaming at your house, but we know that isn't true.
Review: Ariana Grande reworks Wham! classic 'Last Christmas' for first holiday single [LISTEN]

It is a dangerous thing to tinker with a holiday classic, but Ariana Grande is a risk taker. Today (Nov. 19), the "Right There" singer released the first of her four Christmas singles, a reworking of Wham's 1984 trademark track "Last Christmas." Produced by Babyface and The Rascals, Grande took the basic framework and chorus of the original "Last Christmas" and built her own new song from its bones.