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'Coming back home': Musical 'Amelie' set for London theatre re-opening
Standing in a makeshift Paris metro station at London's Criterion theatre, actress Audrey Brisson performs a heart-warming song during a rehearsal for the musical "Amelie". -
From stage to canvas: K-pop stars prepare for London art exhibition
In a Seoul cafe, K-pop stars Song Min-ho and Kang Seung-yoon talk through a selection of their paintings and photographs that will be headed for a London exhibition this autumn. -
Taylor Swift releases re-recording of hit 2008 "Fearless" album
"Fearless (Taylor's Version)" features 26 tracks, including six previously unreleased songs from the vault. It has all of the original album's 13 songs and six more from the record's platinum version. -
Broadway's Princess Diana musical to be shown first on Netflix
A new musical about Princess Diana will premiere on Netflix before a planned opening on Broadway in December, producers said on Tuesday, in an innovative move to promote the project. -
Music soothes pandemic blues as 2020 record sales hit high note
Turn on, tune in and stay at home. That's what millions of music fans did in 2020, with a rise in subscription streaming leading global recorded music revenue growth of 7.4%. -
H.E.R. wins song of the year, Harry Styles wins first Grammy
The song of the year award recognizes writers rather than performers and was written to mark the Black Lives Matter protests in the United States last summer. -
Blackpink's Rose says solo album a reminder of her motive
Blackpink have become a global phenomenon since their debut in South Korea in 2016. Their main vocalist, Rose, released her solo album "R" on Friday. -
South Korea's BTS scoops top two positions in 2020 album chart
The band's "Map of the Soul:7" came in at number one in the IFPI 2020 Global Album Sales Chart, followed by its release "BE (Deluxe Edition)" at number two. -
Square's $297 million deal for Jay Z's music service Tidal may bring blockchain to masses
Square Chief Executive Jack Dorsey, who also runs Twitter Inc, said in a statement that the tie-up "comes down to one simple idea: finding new ways for artists to support their work." -
K-pop stars BTS named IFPI Global Recording Artist of the Year
K-pop sensation BTS, whose catchy, upbeat songs have won legions of fans around the world, have scooped the 2020 Global Recording Artist of the Year Award from IFPI, the recorded music industry representative body said on Thursday. -
Grammy Awards Now Set For March 14
The Grammy Awards had originally been scheduled for January 31. -
'Dynamite' Continues Reign on Billboard Hot 100 Amid Collecting Massive Youtube Views For 'Dynamite', 'Save Me'
BTS still soars on Billboard's Hot 100 with 'Dynamite,' while its music video sets a new record on Youtube.
