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Halmblog Music
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From Accra to the World: Halmblog Music Puts African Artists in the Spotlight
Halmblog Music, based in Accra, Ghana, has announced bold plans to transform African music into a global phenomenon. By combining
AFP
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Iran director in exile says ‘bittersweet’ to rep Germany at Oscars
Germany has become an adopted homeland for Rasoulof. The movie was produced by German and French companies. The post Iran
ET Online
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Wicked part 2: Check release date, expected plot, and cast. Will Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande return?
Wicked Part 2: After Wicked part 1 was released, fans are eagerly waiting for the sequel of the movie. Initially
Jamie Frater
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10 Celebs Forced to Address Insane Fan Conspiracies
Celebrity culture has gotten completely out of hand. From the comparatively simple world of Elvis Presley and Beatlemania a few
Margarete Mongold
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After Pushing ‘Video Podcasts,’ Spotify is Now Adding Video Content to Audiobooks
Spotify is testing a video feature for audiobooks as it continues ramping up video expansion, starting with its push into
Janice Rodrigues
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Canada-US to change border crossing hours at multiple ports of entry in 2025
The service hours for 35 land ports of entry across the Canada-US border will change starting 12.01 am local time
Reina C. Tolentino
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Lawmakers eye 10% medicine discount for gov’t workers
MANILA, Philippines — House Deputy Majority Leader and ACT-CIS Partylist Rep. Erwin Tulfo and four other lawmakers pushed for grant
Franco Jose C. Barona
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Huge fire hits Manila
A massive fire broke out in Tondo, Manila on Sunday, displacing residents and prompting a swift response from authorities. The
Agence France-Presse
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Trump’s mass deportation plan could end up hurting economic growth
Washington — President-elect Donald Trump's hardline immigration proposals — including a controversial mass deportation plan — could prove economically damaging,
