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    Glastonbury hits Kasabian coming to NIA Jul 03 2009

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    These plays are right up your alley Jul 03 2009

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    National Youth Music Organisations' unique first in Birmingham Jul 03 2009

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    Telstar - The Joe Meek Story (15) **

    DISAPPOINTING biopic of Joe Meek, the tormented man whose bedroom gadgets helped The Tornados to become the first US chart toppers  but who also turned down the Beatles. Showcases Erdington and Dudley.

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    Birmingham teenagar's short film to be screened on TV

    Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs (U) **** Jul 03 2009

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    • Rudo and Cursi (15) ***
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    Queen stars join cast of We Will Rock You in Birmingham Jul 03 2009

    • Beyond the Barricade celebrate with great night of show songs
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    • Resounding Seal of approval for singer at NIA concert
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