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Ellie Goulding with “Starry Eyed”
I’m usually not a big fan of Tegan & Sara, but their joint effort with Tiësto called “Feel it in my bones” sounds fantastic!
Fun in the sense that they have a kickass song to go with and lots of humour derived from awkward teenagers – et voilà, you’ve got the funny video for Sia’s “You’ve changed”. I’m looking very much forward to the album!
Watch the trailer for “St. Trinian’s 2: The Legend of Fritton’s Gold”, with lots of jokes about Lady GaGa, fingernails and nose punches (yes, it’s silly but oh so entertaining!):
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I first noticed her as Galinda in the “Wicked” musical, and then I absolutely adored her on “Pushing Daisies”. Now she will be on “Glee” and could this be more perfect? She’s also crazy talented and amazing opera singer, as you can marvel at below:
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- kristin chenoweth, video, youtube
I had the pleasure to watch “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince” yesterday night, and I can only recommend it.
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La Roux with “In For The Kill”
Until now, I wasn’t too interested in “The Prince of Persia”, which a) looks a lot like “The Mummy” and “Alexander” and b) is a video game turned movie – and we all know how well that usually works… But behold, now that I have seen this poster below, I think I should catch this nevertheless:
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The Dø with “On My Shoulder” (Cute girl, too 
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Grizzly Bear with “Two Weeks”. Enjoy!
I have first stumbled upon Daniel Merriweather on Mark Ronson’s “Version” album (the “Stop Me”-Medley”, to be exact). Now he has released his first album which reminds me favourably of Ronson’s style while maintaining his own artistic voice. Favourites so far include the really blues-y “For Your Money”, “Change” and the cool duet with Adele called “Water In A Flame”. Check it out at deezer or watch the video for the hit single “Red” below!
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- daniel merriweather, review, youtube
Very good for chilling out: Dusty Kid with “Nemur”