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The secrets behind those Masked Singer costumes: tent poles, ice packs and apologies
A sausage and a swan go head to head in a fight for survival. A scene that you might expect to see on a wander in the park, not on prime-time Saturday night television. But that just about sums up the delightful madness of The Masked Singer, the ITV entertainment show that has turned out to be the perfect tonic for this latest lockdown. Not since The Stig has the nation been so obsessed with “who’s behind the mask?”. With surreal costumes, including a giant melting Blob and a cyberpunk Alien, yo
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The Masked Singer UK: the Final, review: Joss Stone's Sausage a worthy winner as show goes out with a banger
When the chips were down, a wiener became the winner. Cartoonish crooning contest The Masked Singer (ITV) went out with a banger as soul diva Joss Stone, dressed as a 7ft anthropomorphic sausage, was crowned champion. Stone had both the daftest costume and the strongest voice. Beneath that frozen grin and meaty exterior lurked a worthy victor. It might sound like a nightmarish, dystopian nature documentary but Robin, Badger and Sausage battled it out in the grand final to be crowned the UK editi
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'The Masked Singer': Fans are proved right in double unmasking of Viking and Blob
Lots of viewers managed to guess these two singers early on.
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A-ha's Morten Harket talks 'Take on Me': 'It did a lot of good stuff, but also did some damage'
Anyone of a certain age — or anyone who's heard of MTV, period — is familiar with the iconic 1984 synthpop hit “Take on Me” by Norwegian band A-ha. Recently reborn in a raw, stripped-down version, it's become an internet sensation.
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'Take On Me' singers A-ha reunite with new album
Norwegian band A-ha, whose "Take On Me" track remains one of the most popular songs from the 1980s, are reuniting temporarily, releasing their first new material in six years. The band split after a worldwide tour in 2010 and vocalist Morten Harket, keyboardist Magne Furuholmen and guitarist Paul Waaktaar-Savoy went on to pursue solo projects.
