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Last year, Khalid graduated high school, released his first album and won the VMA for Best New Artist. We sat down with the artist to see what makes him nostalgic.

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It follows on from their last attempt at choreo, in the "Want You Back" visual.

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The world’s biggest state investor won’t touch Vedanta, but Canada’s EDC is happy to finance firm accused of poisoning Indian communities.

Themes of queerness and socialist revolution allowed a made-for-TV musical aimed at children managed to transcend its core audience to be the best in its franchise.