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Pink says she was confused when her first girlfriend left her for her brother
The Anywhere Away From Here singer was confessing about her first romantic encounter aged 13 and revealed she kissed me first
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A fan had asked Pink if she d ever gone for a swim in the lady pond
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Meanwhile, U.S. rapper J. Cole earns a Top 20 debut with “i n t e r l u d e” (Interscope/Universal), lifted from his sixth album,
The Off-Season. It’s new at No. 20 on the ARIA Singles Chart, and is Cole’s first appearance on the survey since “Middle Child” peaked at No. 15 in February 2019.
Also new to the chart this week is Pink’s “All I Know So Far” (RCA/Sony), which drops in at No. 25 for the U.S. pop star’s second chart entry for 2021, following “Cover Me In Sunshine” (No. 6 in March). All I Know So Far is the title track from her upcoming live documentary, due out May 21 on Amazon Prime.
Michael Ball rolls in at No. 2 with his 27th album
We Are More Than One (Decca), while YouTuber and recording artist Dodie is chasing her highest chart position with
Build A Problem (Doddleoddle), new at No. 3
Brighton post-punk group Squid are closing in on a Top 5 debut with Bright Green Field (Warp), new at No. 4 on the midweek chart, while veteran Northern Irish artist Van Morrison rounds out the Top 5 with Latest Record Project, Volume 1 (BMG). If it holds its ground,
Latest Record Project will give Morrison a 16th Top 10.
Meanwhile, New Order are homing in on an 11th Top 10 with their live album
Rag‘n’Bone Man and P!nk unite with NHS workers for Brit Awards performance 11/05/2021, 10:53 pm
The Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Choir perform with P!nk and Rag’n’Bone Man (Ian West/PA)
Rag’n’Bone Man and P!nk united at the Brit Awards to pay tribute to the NHS staff who have worked to keep the country safe during the pandemic.
The pair performed their song Anywhere Away From Here with the Lewisham & Greenwich NHS Choir during Tuesday night’s ceremony.
P!nk appeared on a screen behind the stage as she joined the ceremony remotely, while Rag’n’Bone Man and the choir sang live from the O2 Arena on Tuesday night.