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Film & TV Film & TV Brockhampton are taking over the world Sam Williams investigates the curious mythology of Brockhampton - the self-described 'best boy band since One Direction' - and their 2017 Viceland documentary series American Boyband.
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More More St. O’Donnell to celebrate second birthday with pop up shop The acclaimed local creative agency are turning two in style. And the best part of it? You're invited to come and celebrate too.
Features Features It’s everything and more: a conversation with Jade Bird British songwriter Jade Bird is a rapidly rising star, with last year's debut EP Something American earmarking her as an artist to watch. Joseph Earp talks to Bird about songwriting and inspiration.
Features Features Angie McMahon and the things songs can do "It’s not necessarily about writing something that is going to change politics or the structure of the world. You’re writing something that will touch people. It’s a good thing to remind yourself. People want art. They really want it."
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