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Every Eurovision song to chart in New Zealand Songs from the Eurovision Song Contest have charted on the Kiwi music charts all the way back since 1960. The first being a cover of Domenico Modugno’s ‘Volare’ sung by Bobby Rydell. Since then there have been a few connections between the contest and New Zealand. Back in the 1990’s a guitar instrumental version of Mocedades' 1973 Spanish Eurovision entry ‘Eres Tú’ was used in an advertising campaign by the Bank of New Zealand. More recently the Eurovision Song Contest has been broadcast in Aotearoa (the Māori name for New Zealand)...

Advertisement This is 13: boredom plus powerlessness plus the horror show of my changing body; the way I’m supposed to act like it’s not happening. In the family Christmas photo I’m wearing a pastel shirt with a bolo tie and a Hooters badge (the ’80s pop band, not the ‘‘breastaurant’’ chain) and my hair is still short and the hope is leaking from my eyes. It’s nearly impossible to fill out Dolly quizzes with any level of honesty. I’m good at memorising song lyrics but I have no social capital. I spent year 8 sucking up to the popular kids, an...

Congrats! Courtauld team are the victors BBC 2021 got off to a flying start for the Courtauld Institute of Art when their crack team of alumni beat off stiff opposition from Manchester University to emerge victorious in the grand final of the special Christmas edition of the BBC quiz show University Challenge aired on New Year's Day. Over the past few weeks 14 teams of illustrious alumni from some of the country’s leading institutions have been battling it out for the championship; the Courtauld’s line-up of artist Jeremy Deller, Design Museum director Tim Marlow, the...

I think castro tried as well. >> castro is another one, right. >> but the reality is that the polls are what they are in terms of how people are responding to them. even on twitter, we see people praising harris and praising castro on the left, but it's not translating into significant support. they've really struggled to get, you know, out of the single digits. and so, i don't think it's that they are complete afterthoughts to people, but it's one of those moments where you realize that the people on the ground could be very different from those on social adrienne, i feel like buttigieg buzz ...

Minority voters. those voters aren't monolithic. he's doing the things that his campaign thinks he needs to do. he's showing up, as erin is pointing out. whether it's tv, radio, events, he's been doing all of that. you can hear his frustration. people keep asking me how my poll numbers are going to go up, not whether or not my plans connect. it's a systematic plan he's put out that he's still fleshing out, whether it's on voting rights, access to capital, housing, all sorts of things. how does he connect that to the individual voters? because the reality is he's been talking about these things...