Lucy Harbron is the Editor In Chief at NewsBreak. She focuses on various aspects of arts and entertainment, including music, film, and theater, with a particular interest in artists like Lana Del Rey and Bob Dylan. Lucy's work has been featured in NewsBreak and Far Out Magazine.
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Lucy's coverage predominantly focuses on entertainment news, particularly in music and film. She seems to be interested in covering unique and intriguing stories related to songs, albums, artists, and films from a variety of angles such as reviews, profiles features or event coverages.
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By: Lucy Harbron
Emmylou Harris and Bruce Springsteen feel like they exist in two different spheres.
By: Lucy Harbron
In the final days of The Beatles , a compliment from John Lennon to Paul McCartney was rare.
By: Lucy Harbron
As culture glorifies moments in music history, it's easy for the human aspect of it all to disappear.
“Hi. I've got a tape I want to play,” David Byrne begins, and in 2023, almost 40 years after Stop Making Sense's initial release, the audience in the cinema cheered.
It's been proven time and time again that the music the public likes best versus the music the artists themselves like best is not always correlated.
Track of the week: Matt Maltese – ‘ Anytime, Anyplace, Anyhow Opening up a brand new chapter, Matt Maltese returned with perhaps his most gorgeously cinematic track to date.
From the very beginning, Lana Del Rey has mastered the art of the heartbreak anthem. On her unofficial debut, ‘Pawn Shop Blues' is a devastating track and the need to leave a good man.
, James Mangold's new Bob Dylan biopic where Baez, naturally, plays an essential yet secondary role in the story of the musician's rise to the top.
The performers for the 67th annual Grammy Awards have been announced ahead of the ceremony on February 2nd.
By: Lucy Harbron
When thinking about The Rolling Stones and drugs, it's usually the hard stuff that comes to mind first.
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