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At the Liberal Democrats' conference, Daisy Cooper criticized Conservative leadership candidates for focusing on niche culture war issues instead of pressing public concerns like healthcare. Meanwhile, Sir Ed Davey emphasized the need for reform and investment in the NHS, positioning the Lib Dems as a constructive opposition to the government.
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The 2024 presidential campaign has seen significant controversies over music usage. Donald Trump's campaign faced backlash for using songs by Celine Dion and Isaac Hayes without permission, leading to cease-and-desist threats. Meanwhile, Neil Young approved the use of his song by Democratic candidate Tim Walz, contrasting Trump's history of unauthorized music use.
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Kamala Harris officially accepted the Democratic Party's nomination for president during the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Her running mate, Tim Walz, delivered an emotional speech the previous night. The convention featured notable speakers and performances, culminating in Harris's anticipated address focused on social issues and a critique of Donald Trump.
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Speculation about Beyoncé performing at the Democratic National Convention culminated in disappointment as she did not appear during Vice President Kamala Harris's acceptance speech. Despite rampant rumors and social media buzz, the night concluded with only her song 'Freedom' played, leaving many attendees disheartened.
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At the Democratic National Convention, Vice President Kamala Harris concluded the event without the anticipated performance by Beyoncé. Despite rampant speculation fueled by social media and betting markets, Harris emphasized the importance of democracy over celebrity appearances.
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Donald Trump has been ruled to have infringed Eddy Grant's copyright by using his song 'Electric Avenue' in a 2020 campaign video without permission. A federal judge found Trump liable for damages and legal fees, marking a significant victory for Grant and potentially influencing other artists pursuing similar claims.
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Sarah Burton has been appointed as the new creative director of Givenchy, succeeding Matthew Williams. Known for designing the Princess of Wales's wedding dress, Burton aims to bring her vision to the iconic French luxury house. Her first collection will debut at Paris Fashion Week in March 2025.
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In a recent GQ interview, Beyoncé Knowles-Carter discussed her commitment to family while managing a busy career. She emphasized the importance of privacy for her children and shared insights on parenting her three kids amidst her professional obligations.
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Frankie Beverly, the lead vocalist of the R&B band Maze, has died at the age of 77. His family announced his passing on social media, highlighting his dedication to music, family, and friends. Beverly recently completed a farewell tour, expressing gratitude for over 50 years of support from fans.
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A consistent hitmaker on the R&B charts for almost 50 years, he had announced just this year that he would be retiring.
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Katy Perry performed a medley of old hits and new songs at the 2024 VMAs, where she accepted the prestigious Video Vanguard Award.
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Michaela DePrince, a renowned ballerina known for her inspiring journey from war-torn Sierra Leone to international stages, has died at the age of 29. Her family announced her sudden passing on social media, but no cause of death has been disclosed.