A full list of winners from this year’s 50th anniversary Juno Awards:Album of the Year: "After Hours" by The WeekndArtist of the Year: The WeekndBreakthrough Artist of the Year: JP SaxePop Album of . . .
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Himesh Reshammiya is all set to release his new album
Surroor 2021 and his first teaser poster will feature his iconic cap and mic. Himesh with this album is also launching his music label Himesh Reshammiya Melodies and the first look and first song of
Surroor 2021 will be out soon!
Himesh s first studio album
Aap Ka Surroor as per media reports sold 55 million copies and was the 2nd largest selling album in the world after Michael Jackson’s album Thriller which sold 65 million copies.
Himesh had launched Deepika Padukone in his earlier album so it will be interesting to know who is the ‘Surroor girl’ time. The first song has been shot on a grand scale and the song will be a timeless melody that will feature Himesh in his iconic cap avatar with a new girl whose name will be disclosed soon.
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WHAT’S HAPPENING – June 11 – June 29
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Art in Action: Young Artists’ Vision of 2020
The Mandell Jewish Community Center, in collaboration with the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving, will showcase “Art in Action: Young Artists’ Vision of 2020,” a collection of creative work that captured the thoughts and emotions of teens from across the Greater Hartford region during the Covid-19 crisis. During the fall of 2020, more than three dozen Greater Hartford artists, ages 13-19, submitted to the Hartford Foundation a variety of creative projects which reflected their energy and emotions during the pandemic. The artwork – in an array of art forms, i