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Legendary Australian band Icehouse got together in the Whitsundays for a big Music in Paradise event over the weekend.
Iva Davies and his merry minstrels performed a couple of fabulous shows and it was my pleasure to host a Q&A with the great man in front of his true Electric Blue fans.
And there will be more and more shows, including The Barracks in Sydney, the tour with Jimmy Barnes and more Music in Paradise in Bali next year.
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Rosie O'Donnell is coming to Australia. Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP
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Speaking of iconic Aussie acts, if you're a Bernard Fanning fan, mark your calendar to celebrate 20 years of his ARIA-winning debut solo album Tea and Sympathy.
The Powderfinger frontman will play a one-night-only performance at the Queensland Performing Arts Centre on October 31, where he will be playing the album in full for the first time since 2005.
Fanning will be joined by surprise guests, all in support of Youngcare, which is a wonderful organisation as we know.
Tickets go on sale this Friday.
And this morning, I can announce that comedy legend Rosie O'Donnell is coming to Australia for the first time ever.
Her acclaimed one-woman show Common Knowledge hits the Sydney Opera House on October 9 for two shows only, with tickets on sale this Thursday.
Home by Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros, is the worst song ever made. Vagrant/Rough Trade
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Victoria Beckham has shared an insight into her family's private getaway, posting video of younger son Cruz showing off his musical chops, with none other than dad, David Beckham, on backing vocals.
Check the jam session out in the video above.
Finally, the search for the worst song ever is on and a clip has gone viral on social media, claiming that Home by Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros, is the worst song ever made.
Video suggesting the 2010 sleeper hit is the worst has been viewed an incredible 90 million times, but lead singer, Alex Ebert took to Instagram and said "I made up my mind that Home, the bones of it at least, are great. It's a good song".
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