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China's Ai Weiwei launches musical career with heavy metal "Dumbass" single

Wednesday, 1:56 AM

Dissident Chinese artist Ai Weiwei stands at the door to his studio in BeijingBy Maxim Duncan BEIJING (Reuters) - Dissident Chinese artist Ai Weiwei made his first foray into the musical world on Wednesday with the release of the top single from his debut album, a song called "Dumbass" that takes inspiration from his detention in 2011. The video for the heavy metal song, which was directed by Ai with cinematography by acclaimed filmmaker Christopher Doyle, depicts Ai's 81 days in secretive detention in 2011, which sparked an international outcry. "There was one thing I thought was interesting. ...


Singer George Michael under observation for head injuries

Tuesday, 9:26 AM

British singer George Michael performs on stage during his "Symphonica" tour concert in ViennaLONDON (Reuters) - British singer George Michael remains in hospital under observation for head injuries, five days after a car accident, his publicist said on Tuesday. "I can confirm that George remains in hospital but purely as a standard precaution for observation because he suffered some bumps and cuts to his head. But he's making good progress, he's fine and he's really looking forward to getting home," the spokeswoman said. ...


Justin Bieber's monkey 'Mally' becomes German state property

Tuesday, 9:17 AM

Pet monkey of Canadian singer Bieber is seen animal home in MunichBERLIN (Reuters) - A monkey which belonged to popstar Justin Bieber has become German national property after the singer failed to provide authorities with the documents needed to reclaim the pet seized by customs officials. Bieber had until Friday to hand in the necessary paperwork which included health and species protection certificates after "Mally" his capuchin monkey was confiscated at Munich airport in March while the singer was on tour. ...


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