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Album of the week: Rolling Stones – 'Foreign Tongues'The Rolling Stones' 25th studio album, 'Foreign Tongues', is a swaggering, exhilarating reminder that rock's greatest band still has plenty left to say
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Album of the week: Madonna – 'Confessions II'Madonna is back in the club with the much-anticipated follow-up to 2005's 'Confessions on a Dance Floor'
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The best body creams for plump, hydrated skinPacked with active ingredients and scented with delicate notes of geranium or saffron, the best body creams go beyond luxurious indulgence
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Album of the week: JJerome87 – 'The Canyon'Joe Newman, the frontman of alt-J, steps out alone as JJerome87 on his remarkable solo album
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Album of the week: Myles Smith – 'My Mess, My Heart, My Life.'The Luton troubadour's much-awaited debut doubles down on his sad-boy-with-guitar schtick.
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Omega introduces one of its dressiest timepiecesAbsolute accuracy lies at the heart of the new Omega constellation Observatory – an innovative nod to prizes past
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Album of the week: Olivia Rodrigo –'You Seem Pretty Sad For A Girl So In Love'The ups and downs of young love are captured on Rodrigo's third LP – with a little help from Robert Smith
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Album of the week: Lizzo – 'Bitch'On her fifth album, 'Bitch', Lizzo channels heartbreak, anger and resilience into a genre-hopping collection of sharp-tongued anthems, jazz-inflected ballads and unapologetic self-belief
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Album of the week: Paul McCartney – 'The Boys of Dungeon Lane'On his 18th solo album, 'The Boys of Dungeon Lane', Paul McCartney turns away from Beatles mythology to revisit the Liverpool streets, memories and early friendships that shaped him
