The Eurovision News

Eurovision And Freedom - The Atlantic

published on Sept. 18th, 2010

This year's Junior Eurovision Contest, where "seven of the 14 countries that will compete at Minsk are ex-Soviet republics," is being hosted by Belarus. Peter Savodnik reports : The cynic’s view of Junior ... continue

Source: andrewsullivan.theatlantic.com

Eurovision star visits Malta

published on Sept. 18th, 2010

Alexander Rjbak, the man who won the Eurovision 2 years ago, is currently visiting Malta. The 24-year old was born 13 May 1986 in Belarus. When he was five years old, he and his family moved to Norway. continue

Source: www.maltastar.com

If you love Irish song, Cahal Dunne speaks your language - Erie Times-News

published on Sept. 16th, 2010

When Cork County native Cahal Dunne earned the right to represent Ireland in the prestigious Eurovision Song Contest in 1979, he received a congratulatory call from his uncle. Au contraire: His uncle was Jack Lynch ... continue

Source: www.goerie.com

The Three Degrees Return With A Brand New Single 'Holding Back' - Top40-Charts

published on Sept. 16th, 2010

Artists include two Eurovision Song Contest winners Anne Marie David,and Niamh Kavanagh. 90s Soul Diva Angie Brown, 80s PWL icon Sonia to name a few. The Three Degrees new single is called Holding Back. The single ... continue

Source: top40-charts.com

If you love Irish song, Cahal Dunne speaks your language - Erie Times-News

published on Sept. 16th, 2010

When Cork County native Cahal Dunne earned the right to represent Ireland in the prestigious Eurovision Song Contest in 1979, he received a congratulatory call from his uncle. Au contraire: His uncle was ... continue

Source: www.goerie.com

Poets find Moscow platform to oppose Putin

published on Sept. 15th, 2010

By Anna Malpas FEATURE MOSCOW: Matvei Krylov perched on a barricade in a central Moscow square and began reciting a poem by a Soviet-era dissident as a rag-tag audience, from Goths to a headscarfed pensioner, gathered to listen. Every month a group of left-wing activists and amateur poets gathers to riff on Prime Minister Vladimir Putin and problems such as the deadly August forest fires in a ... continue

Source: www.freemalaysiatoday.com

Poets find Moscow platform to oppose Putin

published on Sept. 15th, 2010

A man stands on a barrel which reads "pure alcohol" as he recites a poem of his own creation near a statue of Soviet poet Vladimir Mayakovsky at Triumfalnaya square in Moscow. Photo courtesy: AFP. continue

Source: www.mysinchew.com

If you love Irish song, Cahal Dunne speaks your language

published on Sept. 15th, 2010

When Cork County native Cahal Dunne earned the right to represent Ireland in the prestigious Eurovision Song Contest in 1979, he received a congratulatory call from his uncle. continue

Source: www.goerie.com

Tickets Are Now Available for the Swedish Bay Area Achievement Awards - PR Inside

published on Sept. 15th, 2010

also fought his way to an honorable 3 rd place in the subsequent Eurovision Song Contest, and is now working hard to create new, fresh material for his repertoire. Apart from world-class entertainment, the event will ... continue

Source: www.pr-inside.com

Poets find Moscow platform to oppose Putin

published on Sept. 15th, 2010

Matvei Krylov perched on a barricade in a central Moscow square and began reciting a poem by a Soviet-era dissident as a rag-tag audience, from Goths to a headscarfed pensioner, gathered to listen. continue

Source: news.yahoo.com