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Michael Bublé plans re-release of 'Crazy Love'
Canadian singer Michael Bublé plans to reissue his album Crazy Love in 2010, announced Billboard.com on November 9. The release will include additional songs Bublé recorded during the album recording sessions, among them "Hollywood Dead," which will be released as a single after "Have I Met You" and "Hold On."
Lou Reed: Photographer
As frontman with the Velvet Underground, Lou Reed epitomised the rock'n'roll lifestyle. But a book of his photographs reveals a quieter, more reflective figure. He tells Hannah Duguid what inspired him
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The Cinematic Orchestra, The Roundhouse, London (Rated 4/ 5 )
The Cinematic Orchestra defy classification. Is it jazz? Electronica? Hip-hop or trip-hop? Or movie soundtrack music? What is obvious, though, is that the shape-shifting outfit formed by John Swinscoe in the late 1990s does not lack musical conviction. Which other band could perform an hour-long instrumental accompaniment to an 80-year-old silent Soviet movie and be confident of a capacity crowd?
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2 The Cinematic Orchestra, The Roundhouse, London
3 Plagiarism is no laughing matter for comedians
5 'Deluded' Jedward getting worse, says Cowell
6 The Scarpetta Factor, By Patricia Cornwell
7 Architecting, The Pit, Barbican, London
8 Free podcast: The Bernstein Project at Southbank Centre
9 All-female ensemble for E4's first sketch show
10 French anthropologist Levi-Strauss dead at 100
11 First black female winner for France's top literary prize
12 Hitler's art of self-delusion
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