Folds can write music in his sleep, as evidenced by last year’s fake album, recorded in a single all-night session – so why is he curating what is essentially a tribute album to himself?
Monthly Archive for May, 2009
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SIGNS of stabilisation in the global economy should convince the RBA to leave official interest rates unchanged at its board meeting next week.
SCHAPELLE Corby’s mental condition is improving with the help of anti-depressant drugs and she may return to prison next week, doctors say.
AN openly gay teen has been voted prom queen at his Los Angeles high school in a campaign that began as a stunt but ended up sparking a debate.
Patrick Donovan talks to Henry Wagons about country inspiration, pushing fans off stage and only now arriving at the beginning of his career.
MYER Group Pty Ltd chief executive Bernie Brookes says the department store sector is starting to see signs of recovery.
SYDNEY hotels have angrily rejected claims they are kicking out guests who have been diagnosed with, or exposed to, swine flu.
A MELBOURNE woman who cyber-stalked an American Idol contestant has been jailed for 26 months.
A SURVIVOR of a fatal cruise on Sydney Harbour said she lied to police when she said she did not see a ferry before it collided with the boat she was on.
ABOUT two dozen newspaper industry executives huddled on Thursday to explore how they might be able to boost profits from their online operations.
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