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Rapper Baby Uiiе, 34, Shot Dead at Halloween Party

Rising hip-hop artist Baby Uiiе has been killed in a fatal shooting during Halloween celebrations, sending shockwaves through the music community. The 34-year-old rapper's promising career was brutally cut short.

Dutch Election Shock: Anti-Islam Party Loses Ground

In a stunning reversal of fortune, Geert Wilders' anti-Islam PVV party appears set to lose its lead position as centrist rivals make dramatic gains in the final Dutch election vote count, signalling a potential shift in the Netherlands' political landscap

Dutch Coalition Names Jetten as 'Yes We Can' PM Candidate

In a dramatic political development, Dutch coalition partners have united behind D66 leader Rob Jetten as their 'Yes We Can' candidate to counter Geert Wilders and become the next Prime Minister of the Netherlands.

DJ Screw: Remembering The Hip-Hop Pioneer

The entertainment world mourns Floyd 'DJ Screw' Myers Jr, the pioneering Houston DJ who revolutionised hip-hop with his iconic slowed-down sound and left an indelible mark on music history.

Dutch Election Shock: D66 Set to Become Largest Party

In a stunning political upset, exit polls indicate the progressive Democrats 66 (D66) party is poised to emerge as the largest force in the Dutch parliament, potentially reshaping the Netherlands' political landscape and European relations.

Wilders' Netherlands: One Year On

An in-depth analysis of Geert Wilders' first year leading the Netherlands. Has his anti-immigration agenda delivered on its promises or sparked economic turmoil?

Juana Molina: Why I hate being solemn

Experimental music pioneer Juana Molina opens up about her creative process, disdain for artistic pretension, and the playful spontaneity behind her groundbreaking new work.

Wilders abandons Dutch PM bid after coalition talks fail

In a stunning political reversal, far-right leader Geert Wilders has withdrawn his bid to become Netherlands Prime Minister after failing to secure coalition support, despite his Party for Freedom's election victory.

Jon Bon Jovi's Wembley Stadium Revelation

Rock legend Jon Bon Jovi reveals why he's never performed at London's iconic Wembley Stadium in an exclusive interview, sharing surprising insights about his career and connection to British fans.

Mariam Doumbia on life after Amadou & Mariam

In an emotional interview, Mariam Doumbia of legendary Malian duo Amadou & Mariam shares her journey through grief and how music continues to connect her to her late husband and musical partner.

Appledore: Devon's Dutch-style village gem

Nestled on Devon's rugged coast, the picturesque fishing village of Appledore boasts unexpected Dutch charm with colourful gabled houses and maritime heritage that creates a truly continental atmosphere.

Bob Vylan slams BBC over Glastonbury coverage

London punk grime artists Bob Vylan accuse BBC of selective coverage after Glastonbury performance, claiming broadcaster highlighted their music while omitting powerful political statements about poverty and inequality.

Mavis Staples: Submit Your Questions for Music Legend

Gospel and soul icon Mavis Staples, whose career spans seven revolutionary decades, is opening the floor to readers. Submit your questions about her incredible journey from civil rights anthems to rock collaborations.

Riot Women to Sunlight: Essential New Album Reviews

From explosive feminist punk to euphoric dance anthems, discover the week's must-hear albums that are setting the music scene alight. Our comprehensive review covers everything from Riot Women's raw energy to Sunlight's uplifting beats.

Sam Fender shortlisted for Mercury Prize 2025

North Shields rock sensation Sam Fender receives his second Mercury Prize nomination for acclaimed album 'Seventeen Going Under', joining an impressive shortlist of British musical talent.

Sam Fender Wins Mercury Prize 2025

Geordie singer-songwriter Sam Fender triumphs at the 2025 Mercury Prize ceremony, winning the prestigious award for his deeply personal fourth album 'People Watching' that explores themes of connection and isolation in modern Britain.

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