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Sir Paul said he didn't doubt his Beatles bandmate played into the rumours.
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'I love being a dentist ... but it's really nice to have that creative outlet as well.'
The 35-year-old plans a rāhui-inspired pause after touring nonstop since high school.
The English singer-songwriter performed at BNZ Theatre last Tuesday.
Viewers said the 'We Belong Together' singer’s stiff performance was distracting.
The Grammy winner described New Zealand's embrace of the queer community as 'awesome'.
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Following Teeks last Friday, Dobbyn was the second big artist to perform at the new venue.
Sophie Ellis-Bextor's 2000s hit Murder on the Dancefloor has surged in popularity again.
The singer is rumoured to be starting a New York residency later this year.
He played the piano and sang as his daughters danced alongside him.
Officials were impressed with how the singer had changed his life for the better.
The singer, 82, is preparing to undergo an operation to remove part of his lung.
The singer surprised Ben Boyce’s daughter after she saw his tattooed invitation online.
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She breaks down when recalling the deaths of three girls at a Swift-themed UK dance party.
The musician has won fans from Madonna, Andrew Lloyd Webber and the Catholic church.
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The lawsuit alleges Coca-Cola mimicked the iconic musician's voice without permission.
The 42-year-old scrapped the rest of his tour as he underwent surgery.
The musician had earlier apologised for a chaotic Melbourne concert that left fans upset.
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The Australian band will skip Auckland and play the capital's TSB Arena.
British band Five are holding their first full line-up show in NZ since touring in 2000.
Black Sabbath's lead singer died at 76 following a decades-long battle with Parkinson’s.
'Whoever decided to design this is an idiot,' one woman said after purchasing it.
The mag said she has appeared sunburned, frizzy-haired and 'even a little sweaty'.
She alleged Diddy committed violence, including sexual assault.
This will be the British rocker's first live appearance since 2018.