(CNN) — Like it or loathe it, musicians from 25 countries will shrug off the economic gloom shrouding Europe on Saturday, to perform in the Eurovision Song Contest — the continent’s biggest musical competition. Since it began in Lugano, Switzerland in 1956, each participating European nation has put forward a singer or group to perform [...]
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1 Comment »As the clock ticks down and anticipation grows for the kick-off of the World Cup in South Africa, there is a burning question that bothers many soccer fans the world over. Which superstar will emerge as the best at the 2010 World Cup? It is not whether the African hosts will be up to the [...]
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