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Brits Got Stiffed at Last Night’s Award Ceremonies
Thankfully, being British is a pre-requisite for winning most Brit awards, which will be handed out on Wednesday. There’s been one major development: the eleven-nominee longlist for the Best British Single award has been whittled down to just five by radio voters. Here’s the final shortlist:
This is a very testosterone-heavy list; all of the women – Corinne Bailey Rae, Sandi Thom, Leona Lewis, and Lily Allen – have been cut out. But it’s an admirable selection nonetheless. I don’t like that peppy, happy, Paxil Feeling song; give me bereft, morose Feeling or none at all.
Meanwhile, Mika spends an insane fourth week on the top of the UK charts, and his debut album entered at No. 1, even beating Bloc Party, Fall Out Boy, and Snorah Jones. They like him, they really like him, walk out the effin’ door.
1. Mika – Grace Kelly
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2. Kaiser Chiefs – Ruby
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3. Just Jack – Starz in Their Eyes
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4. Fall Out Boy – This Aint a Scene, It’s an Arms Race
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5. Mason – Exceeder
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6. The Fray – How To Save A Life
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7. Jojo -Too Little Too Late
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8. The View – Same Jeans
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9. Akon Ft Snoop Doggy Dogg – I Wanna Love You
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10. Gwen Stefani Ft Akon – The Sweet Escape
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In the wake of that new Kaiser Chiefs song, The Independent looks at the use of the name “Ruby” in other rock hits.
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