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POP star Dua Lipa has the world at her feet after becoming the most nominated artist at the Brits Awards for the second year in a row. She also picked up two Grammys last Sunday, has been named the best-selling female artist of 2018 and unveiled her waxwork at London’s Madame Tussauds on Friday. But we can reveal that while Dua, 23, was writing and performing her award-winning music, she was living with her family in a cramped former council flat in London, waiting for the money to roll in. The Sun on Sunday tracked down Dua’s friends and former neighbours to chart her remarkable journey from the daughter of Kosovan refugees to fame. A fame sure to grow after the Brits on Wednesday this week. Her best friend Zana Veseli, 24, who Dua has known since childhood, told us stardom has not changed the beautiful singer. She said: “Dua is the same person now as she has always been. Rita Ora and Dua Lipa are the pop stars putting their hometown of Pristina on the map “All … [Read more...] about How Dua Lipa rose to Brits fame just one year after living in a council flat with her parents ‘waiting for money to roll in’

You write me, I’ll write back. That’s a promise.Disagreement is a big part of what makes life fun. Not just saying that. Truly believe that. I can grow through disagreement. So can you.So, feel free to disagree. Or agree. Or a little bit of both. I promise to read your message and ponder your message and respond to your message. My email: [email protected] Colorado Springs News David Ramsey: Bike lanes in Colorado Springs help us pedal happily toward better future David Ramsey Here’s my first mailbag, a sampling of responses to a column in support of bike lanes along with a rebuttal to my Valentine to the wonderfulness of Colorado Springs. Messages edited for length....What’s missing in your photo — ANYONE RIDING A BIKE. I drive the streets of downtown Cascade, Tejon, and Wasatch and no one is using these lanes identical to what you show in your photo.From what I see, this was the biggest waste of city funds. My viewpoint, it was a … [Read more...] about Readers share thoughts on past columns on bike lanes, living in Colorado Springs

TAGS: David GilmourPink Floyd David Gilmour has announced that he is auctioning off more than 120 guitars from his personal collection. The collection includes many of his famous Pink Floyd guitars, including his 1969 Black Fender Stratocaster (AKA ‘The Black Strat’) played on “Money”, “Shine On You Crazy Diamond” and “Comfortably Numb” (estimate: $100,000-150,000). Order the latest issue of Uncut online and have it sent to your home! Other guitars offered for auction include ‘The #0001 Stratocaster’ played on “Another Brick In The Wall (Parts Two and Three)” (estimate: $100,000-150,000); a 1955 Gibson Les Paul, famous for Gilmour’s guitar solo on “Another Brick in the Wall (Part Two)” (estimate: $30,000-50,000); and a rare Gretsch White Penguin 6134 (estimate: $100,000-150,000). All sale proceeds will benefit charitable causes. Says Gilmour: “These guitars have been very good to me and … [Read more...] about David Gilmour to auction his Pink Floyd guitars for charity