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Lulu isn't 'ashamed' of being an alcoholic

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  • local Hudson Williams on filming 'Heated Rivalry' season 2 · indexed on Kamloops Human-Interest & Community Stories
    B.C. actor Hudson Williams, born in Kelowna and raised in Kamloops, discussed the challenges of returning to his role as Shane Hollander in the second season of the hockey romance series 'Heated Rivalry' at the Toronto International Film Festival.
  • local Cameron Whitcomb's country music breakthrough · indexed on Kamloops Human-Interest & Community Stories
    Kamloops-area country music artist Cameron Whitcomb, now 23, credited a moment of clarity on a B.C. highway after his 'American Idol' elimination with spurring him to pursue music seriously, leading to his 2024 hit 'Quitter' and CCMA nominations in Kelowna.
  • out_of_scope Miley Cyrus discusses engagement to Liily drummer Maxx Morando
    Pop star Miley Cyrus, engaged to Liily drummer Maxx Morando after six years together, opened up about her concerns regarding marriage and her new album 'Bass Persuades' in interviews with media outlets.
  • out_of_scope Lulu opens up about alcoholism and recovery
    British pop veteran Lulu, 77, discussed her alcoholism recovery in her memoir 'If Only You Knew,' revealing she has been sober since entering rehab in 2013 and no longer feels ashamed of her past struggles.
  • out_of_scope Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers reunite for Americana Honors tribute
    Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers reunited on stage for the first time since his 2017 death to accept a Lifetime Achievement Award at the Americana Honors and Awards show, with Chris Stapleton performing three tribute songs.
  • out_of_scope Boy George comments on Ed Sheeran removing Macklemore from tour
    Boy George supported Ed Sheeran's decision to remove rapper Macklemore from his Loop tour after Macklemore made pro-Palestine statements on stage, sparking controversy as other opening acts also withdrew from the tour.

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