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Television presenter Noel Edmonds believes that much of what he has done has been embarrassing, but he intends to carry on being embarrassing for as long as he can. He does not feel that television audiences necessarily like silly things, but points out that life itself can be very silly. However, he has also been involved in some serious projects, including warning young people about the dangers of drugs. He feels that children involved in drug abuse should receive professional counselling and be given the opportunity to return to school.

Officials and employees, Television broadcasting industry, Edmonds, Noel

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Ol' red eyes is back

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Rock singer Iggy Pop believes that he was building up to his new album, 'Avenue B,' for a long time. This collection of songs was inspired by the atmosphere of Frank Sinatra's Bel Canto albums 'Only the Lonely,' 'Close to You' and 'Where Are You?.' He believes that it was necessary for the album to represent where he is now, and this made it impossible for him to work in any other standard contemporary musical forms. He feels that he has been able to reassess his life on his own terms.

Rock singers, Iggy Pop

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