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My interest in witchcraft and the occult kept me on the dark side, now I've found the light, says Boyzone star - Vimarsana News

My interest in witchcraft and the occult kept me on the dark side, now I've found the light, says Boyzone star

SHANE Lynch has said he “decided to have a direct relationship with God” after being on “the dark side”.The Irish singer and former Boyzone me

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The truth about pop's golden era: '5ive say Westlife were not the sort of angelic band behind the scenes' - Vimarsana News

The truth about pop's golden era: '5ive say Westlife were not the sort of angelic band behind the scenes'

Did you know that the earliest incarnation of Westlife, which featured Kian Egan, Mark Feehily and Shane Filan at the time, were rejected by Simon Cowell, who called them the ugliest band he had ever seen in his life? Or that Una Healy had auditioned alongside Nadine Coyle on Irish Popstars to become a member of Six?

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Boyzone star Shane Lynch, 46, quits showbusiness saying 'I need to bow out' | Celebrity News | Showbiz & TV - Vimarsana News

Boyzone star Shane Lynch, 46, quits showbusiness saying 'I need to bow out' | Celebrity News | Showbiz & TV

Boyzone star Shane Lynch has announced his retirement from showbusiness, as he admitted he doesn't 'need any more fireworks'.

'There were fist-fights down at CD:UK' – 90s pop remembered by those who lived through it | Music - Vimarsana News

'There were fist-fights down at CD:UK' – 90s pop remembered by those who lived through it | Music

Conflict between bands, conflict within bands, booze, breakdowns and awards-show agony: in these extracts from oral history Reach for the Stars, Five, Steps, Pete Waterman and more spill about the dark side of the decade