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Helen Brown

Chelmsford, London
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Journalist and broadcaster contributing to Daily Telegraph, Independent, FT, i Paper, Daily Mail, BBC, Sky News and Perspective magazine.

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Freelance journalist, writing regularly for The Daily Telegraph, FT, The Independent. The Daily Mail and The Spectator.

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Opera star Aigul Akhmetshina: ‘However good my singing is, trolls still comment on my weight’ Original

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“The French really know how to write sensual music,” swoons Aigul Akhmetshina. The 29-year-old Russian mezzo-soprano is singing the role of Delilah when Richard Jones’s colourful production of Saint-Saëns’s Samson et Dalila returns to Covent Garden this week, and she can’t get enough of one particular “jazzy-slutty” chord in her character’s big seduction aria. “This is not – how do you say? – a ‘cheap’ seduction. Delilah has to become a magnet for Samson’s soul.
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Prince’s astounding 21-night London residency – as The Telegraph saw it

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By Helen Brown
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August 24 2007, midway through Prince’s stint at the O2 Arena. Almost two decades later, nobody has beaten his record 21 nights - Kevin Mazur/WireImage “I might be small, but so is dynamite,” Prince told fans at his record-breaking O2 Arena residency back in 2007. Across 21 sold-out nights through the swelter of that August and September, the Purple One – an artist in danger of being written off as a has-been at that point – brought an explosive spontaneity to London. There were no phones.
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Jessie Ware, Superbloom review – Goodbye sadgirl soul; hello getting raunchy in a sauna

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By Helen Brown
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The rich melodrama and swirling strings get turned up to an imperial 11 on Jessie Ware’s ‘Superbloom’ (Jack Range) Copies of Jessie Ware’s sixth album, Superbloom, ought to come with a beaded curtain to complete the sensual sense of slipping into a late Seventies/early Eighties nightclub. Because this is a record that builds on the retro disco of 2020’s What’s Your Pleasure?
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