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• The Brit Awards 2010: ITV1, 8pm (Daily Mirror)
  The Brits are 30! That?s older than most of the artists ­nominated.



• Howard Dolgons never-say-never attitude results inrecord-breaking AHL game (Cnylink)
  They said it couldnt be done. When the county rejected his efforts to stage the first-ever outdoor American Hockey League game at Alliance Bank Stadium, Crunch CEO Howard



• Amy fan Jay-Z (Skiddle)
  Jay-Z thinks Amy Winehouse revitalised British music. The '99 Problems' hitmaker - who has his own Roc Nation music business - believes the troubled 'Back to Black' star is the main reason why a succession of new UK artists have become successful.



• The Ting Tings - The Ting Tings Shirk Jayz (ContactMusic)
  The Ting Tings aren't desperate for Jay-Z to collaborate with them on their second album, 'Kunst'.The 'That's Not My Name' hitmakers have been working on the album...



• Jay-Z to Headline UK's Wireless Festival (The Boombox)
  Filed under: Hip-Hop News , Tours and Concerts After a controversial appearance at the 2008 Glastonbury Festival, where he proved that rappers can jam with rock stars, Jay-Z is getting back on the festival circuit across the pond. This summer, Jay will not only headline both the Bonnaroo and Coachella music festivals on U.S. soil, but also the U.K.'s Isle of Wight festival in June, as well as ...



• Amy fan Jay-Z (NZCity)
  Jay-Z is a big Amy Winehouse fan and thinks she has helped bring about a resurgence in British music.



• Devo and the focus-grouped comeback album (Los Angeles Times)
  With the release of the new album, longtime fans may find some changes shocking.



• Less is more (BBC News)
  Jay-Z advises UK music industry