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Jon Fratelli: We hit the big time... and I ran away!

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'You should try that Nesty Doormat': What Russell Watson was told when he discovered his opera voice

24.05.08
From pub karaoke to hit albums and singing for the Queen – Russell Watson tells his extraordinary rags-to-riches story... more

Bee Gees honoured with Mayfair plaque

09.05.08
The Bee Gees are to be honoured for their contribution to music with a commemorative green plaque at the home of their former manager Robert Stigwood... more

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Wilde? More like crazy

07.03.08
A West End show which had the shortest ever run in modern times after it was booed off stage on its opening night is to open in New York.... more

Swede wins Python role

05.02.08
A Swedish army lieutenant and rock singer has won the chance to be the new leading lady in Spamalot.... more

Bonkers but oddly inspired life story

04.02.08
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CDs of the week

27.04.07
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Cutting a very camp dash

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