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Father and daughter Tom and Fenn Rosenthal are back with a new coronavirus themed song, “Virus In Trees”, joined this time by Fenn’s six-year-old sister Bess. Tom explains how the girls came up with the song from the perspective of the coronavirus and how parents can talk to their kids about Covid-19.
They made this year's ceremony look about as wild as the Antiques Roadshow.
If you've experienced issues like anxiety, depression or grief, you'll certainly relate to these lyrics.
The artist was reportedly rushed to an area hospital where he was pronounced dead.
Lewis Capaldi was the big winner at the Brit Awards, bagging New Artist and Song Of The Year. It was also a big night for Dave, with “Psychodrama” winning the top Album Of The Year award, and a politically-charged performance by the rapper that took aim at Boris Johnson. Elsewhere on the night, Billie Eilish was the International Female Solo Artist of the year, and performed her new James Bond theme.
Presenter Dan Walker has insisted there was nothing "gossipy" about the interview.
Give him his own show already.
Spotify bosses are clamouring to get the song that left the internet (and us) in tears onto the platform.
Katy Perry and Nicki Minaj have been waiting a long time for a win at the Grammys, but not as long as Snoop Dogg...
Do provide food. Don't go rogue with the playlist.
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