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HUNDREDS of thousands of revellers enjoyed a weekend in the sun as Brighton Pride returned for the first time in two years.

THOUSANDS descended on the city to enjoy a jam-packed Saturday for Brighton Pride.

We chat to the London based singer-songwriter about her first proper ballad, and why you can't experience heartbreak alone.

Joining forces with Francesca across our Marie Claire platforms are creative powerhouses including playwright Sabrina Mahfouz, actress and poet Jade Anouka, violinist Jess Murphy, theatre director Ola Ince, playwright Beth Steel, singer/songwriter Call Me Loop, Joanna Payne, founder of arts network Marguerite, choreographer Emma Jayne Park and theatre director Rachel Bagshaw. Reading their pandemic life stories will only confirm to you why culture keeps us happy, thriving and inspired. How man...

Call Me Loop Releases New Single Rosé ‘Rosé’ follows Call Me Loop’s 2020 anthems ‘Downhill From Here’, ‘Strike’ and her sophomore EP Drama.by TV News Desk London based pop singer-songwriter Call Me Loop (real name: Georgia Buchanan) recently released her latest single Rosé, a perfect slice of disco pop heaven to help transport you away to a romantic and blissful post-Covid world. Rosé follows Call Me Loops 2020 anthems Downhill From Here, Strike and her sophomore EP Drama...

December 15, 2020 10:00 am Marie Claire is supported by its audience. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. Marie Claire caught up with five of the nation’s leading creatives to talk lockdown lessons, the future of theatre and banding together to #savethearts The pandemic has had a devastating impact on those whose incomes relied on live performance – from theatre workers on precarious zero-hours contracts, to freelance ...

Marie Claire is supported by its audience. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. Marie Claire is shining a spotlight on the creative industries impacted by months of lockdown with our Save The Arts campaign (#savethearts) which brings together talented creatives to share their heartfelt stories from 2020, fronted by Royal Ballet principal dancer Francesca Hayward The pandemic has hit us all hard and reshaped many working liv...