Interview with Girija Devi
I wasn't sure which of the two were shining brighter her solitaire diamond nose pin or her sparkling eyes as she spoke excitedly about her life in classical music.
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Shokha Praner Majhe Aye by Romana Islam
In 2010, Romana Islam released the solo album “Bhalobashi Mago Tomay” which featured patriotic songs and was a hit.
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Interview with Asif Akbar
The success of his debut album “O Priya Tumi Kothay” catapulted Asif Akbar to fame and paved the road for him to become one of the most popular singers in the country. In his decade long career, Akbar has recorded 10 solo albums along with numerous songs in many mixed albums.
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Runaway - A film by Bangladeshi-American film-maker Ashraf
Runaway (“Udhao”), a Bengali film directed by Amit Ashraf, premiered on February 4 and February 5 at the 2012 Goteburg International Film Festival in Sweden, the largest film festival in Scandinavia with over 400 films screened in 10 days. “Runaway,” also a recipient of the Goteburg Film Festival grant, was received warmly with two sold-out screenings.
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Audio market buzzing with new albums
Country’s audio industry is now buzzing with new romantic songs as leading singers have brought out their latest albums on the occasion of the Valentine’s Day and the advent of the spring.
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James enchants the audience once again
It was over an hour of pure euphoria for rock-lovers at Indira Gandhi Cultural Centre’s (IGCC) Gulshan office as iconic rocker James, through a concert; cast his spell once again on Friday evening.
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Interview with Rizia Parvin
Rizia Parvin is a popular name on the music scene, busy with both playbacks and modern music.
Tell us about your latest album?
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Humayun Faridi passes away
Renowned actor Humayun Faridee died at his Dhanmondi residence in the capital Monday morning. He was 60.
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Grammy Awards 2012 - Adele wins 6 awards as stars pay tribute to Whitney Houston
Adele emerged as the top winner at Sunday's Grammy Awards, winning six trophies including the prestigious trifecta of record, song and album of the year.
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Miles Celebrates 30th anniversary
Thirty years earlier, at an evening show at Hotel Intercontinental in Dhaka, some young musicians were covering classics from Rolling Stones, George Benson and Carlos Santana. They were singing just for fun, fame was not what they had on mind.
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