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Henry Barnes

  • Digital Editor, British Film Institute
London
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‘We kicked Bono’s arse’: Atomic Kitten on how they made Whole Again (with a little help from Kraftwerk)

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By Henry Barnes
| Inkl
‘My God, we sound like chipmunks’ … from left, Liz McClarnon, Kerry Katona and Natasha Hamilton in 2000. Photograph: Anwar Hussein/Alamy Andy McCluskey, founder/songwriter People never believe me that Kraftwerk created Atomic Kitten. In 1996, my band OMD released Walking on the Milky Way, which I thought was one of the best songs I’d ever written. But in the age of Britpop, we were perceived as an 80s synthpop band, past our sell-by date.
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$čî│ Airdrop: Chia Warped tREE31000 $čî│ Token Airdrop Strategies for Crypto Veterans

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By Henry Barnes
| Medium
Chia Warped tREE31000 (čî│) airdrops are one of the easiest ways to earn free cryptocurrency, and platforms like DappRadar have streamlined the process for beginners and experts alike. If youÔÇÖre looking to grow your crypto portfolio without spending a dime, hereÔÇÖs how to claim Chia Warped tREE31000 (čî│) airdrops safely and efficiently using DappRadar.
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Slade in Flame at 50: Noddy Holder, Tom Conti and director Richard Loncraine on the “Citizen Kane of British rock movies”

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By Stephen Dalton, Josephine Botting, Katie Granger, Henry Barnes
| BFI
A gritty rags-to-riches rock musical with a strikingly sour aftertaste, Slade in Flame was a surprisingly bleak cinematic star vehicle for West Midlands glam-pop crowd-pleasers Slade. The film was a box office flop in 1975, but some critics praised its depth and sophistication. Over the last two decades, director Richard Loncraine’s debut feature has earned a growing cult reputation as an unsung classic, a potent blend of tender lyricism and bruising cynicism.
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