History
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Tom Dice did something very few expected him to do at this year's Eurovision Song Contest. Namely, he brought Belgium to the Final and finished up very high. What does he say now, a week after?
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The 55th Eurovision Song Contest will take place just in a few days' time, so it's maybe time to look back on the history of the contest: what has happened in the 55 years the contest has taken place now? Which were the biggest hits resulting from Europe's favourite TV-show since 1956?
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Zeljko Joksimovic has created a new Balkan version of the 2010 Azerbaijani entry for the Eurovision Song Contest, Drip Drop. And not only that, it's the first duet he's ever created for the contest!
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Iceland surprises at this year's Europe's favourite TV-show. And not only with the song but also, their entry is performed in the language you wouldn't expect - it's (partly) in French!
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Last Thursday, 1959 Eurovision Song Contest winner Teddy Scholten passed away at the age of 83. She won the fourth running of the competition with Een Beetje. The news about her death was announced today.
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As you might remember, some weeks ago you had a possibility to ask questions from the Israeli 2010 Eurovision Song Contest participant, Harel Skaat. He answered them now and also, we can now announce the names of the quiz winners.
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Seven countries will either reveal or pick their entries for the 2010 Eurovision Song Contest this weekend. This brings us very close to the last national selection this year, the Israeli one on Monday.
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We all know that the best entertainment TV-show in the world is the Eurovision Song Contest, but the perhaps a bit hidden side behind it is that it's also very much valued by professionals all over the world.
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Shiri Maimon, the Israeli representative at the 2005 Eurovision Song Contest, talked to Eurovision.tv about her experience and even about this year's entry.
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Live on their main channel ETV, the Estonian national broadcaster, ERR, announced the finalists of their 2010 selection for the Eurovision Song Contest. The list includes several former participants of the Estonian selection and the Eurovision Song Contest.
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The year 2009 marks the end of the first decade of the twenty-first century. The last ten days of this year, Eurovision.tv looks back at the remarkable transition that the Eurovision Song Contest went through. We are also inviting you to share your memories with us, right here on the website as well as on Facebook. Today, we're looking back at the tenth and last Eurovision Song Contest of this decade: Moscow 2009, the 54th running of Europe's favourite TV-show!
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The year 2009 marks the end of the first decade of the 21st century. The last ten days of this year, Eurovision.tv looks back at the remarkable transition that the Eurovision Song Contest went through. We are also inviting you to share your memories with us, right here on the website as well as on Facebook. Today, we're looking back at the ninth Eurovision Song Contest of this decade: Belgrade 2008, the 53rd running of Europe's favourite TV-show!
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The year 2009 marks the end of the first decade of the 21st century. The last ten days of this year, Eurovision.tv looks back at the remarkable transition that the Eurovision Song Contest went through. We are also inviting you to share your memories with us, right here on the website as well as on Facebook. Today, we're looking back at the eighth Eurovision Song Contest of this decade: Helsinki 2007, the 52nd running of Europe's favourite TV-show!
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The year 2009 marks the end of the first decade of the 21st century. The last ten days of this year, Eurovision.tv looks back at the remarkable transition that the Eurovision Song Contest went through. We are also inviting you to share your memories with us, right here on the website as well as on Facebook. Today, we're looking back at the seventh Eurovision Song Contest of this decade: Athens 2006, the 51st running of Europe's favourite TV-show!
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The year 2009 marks the end of the first decade of the 21st century. The last ten days of this year, Eurovision.tv looks back at the remarkable transition that the Eurovision Song Contest went through. We are also inviting you to share your memories with us, right here on the website as well as on Facebook. Today, we're looking back at the sixth Eurovision Song Contest of this decade: Kyiv 2005, the 50th running of Europe's favourite TV-show!
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The year 2009 marks the end of the first decade of the 21st century. The last ten days of this year, Eurovision.tv looks back at the remarkable transition that the Eurovision Song Contest went through. We are also inviting you to share your memories with us, right here on the website as well as on Facebook. Today, we're looking back at the fifth Eurovision Song Contest of this decade: Istanbul 2004.
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The year 2009 marks the end of the first decade of the 21st century. The last ten days of this year, Eurovision.tv looks back at the remarkable transition that the Eurovision Song Contest went through. We are also inviting you to share your memories with us, right here on the website as well as on Facebook. Today, we're looking back at the fourth Eurovision Song Contest of this decade: Riga 2003.
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The year 2009 marks the end of the first decade of the 21st century. The last ten days of this year, Eurovision.tv looks back at the remarkable transition that the Eurovision Song Contest went through. We are also inviting you to share your memories with us, right here on the website as well as on Facebook. Today, we're looking back at the third Eurovision Song Contest of this decade: Tallinn 2002.
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The year 2009 marks the end of the first decade of the 21st century. The last ten days of this year, Eurovision.tv looks back at the remarkable transition that the Eurovision Song Contest went through. We are also inviting you to share your memories with us, right here on the website as well as on Facebook. Today, we're looking back at the second Eurovision Song Contest of this decade: Copenhagen 2001.
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The ruling king of the Eurovision Song Contest, Alexander Rybak, and the President of the United States, Barack Obama, had a chance to meet yesterday in Norway.
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Ireland's broadcaster, RTÉ, has announced the rules for their national selection for the 2010 Eurovision Song Contest. The procedure has become a bit more dynamic but in basics stays the same as in 2009.
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Last night Ani Lorak, the Host of this year's Junior Eurovision Song Contest and the Ukrainian 2008 Eurovision Song Contest participant, had her first rehearsal in Kyiv, Ukraine.
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Ani Lorak, the host of the 2009 Junior Eurovision Song Contest, gave an interview to the Host Broadcaster of the event, NTU, where she revealed her expectations about the job and more!
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Alexander Rybak's incredible journey towards the victory of the 2009 Eurovision Song Contest will be put on a DVD. You can follow it in a new film called Fairytale - The Movie.
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Daniela Varela, the leading vocalist of the group Flor-de-Lis, which represented Portugal this year at the Eurovision Song Contest, spoke to Eurovision.tv, explaining her time in Moscow and more!
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A big Eurovision Song Contest celebration is going to be held in Lisbon, Portugal, this November. Several artists who have represented Portugal or have tried to do so, will be represented.
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The hosts for the upcoming Junior Eurovision Song Contest in Kyiv, Ukraine, have been chosen! It's going to be Ani Lorak, Timur Miroshnichenko and Dmytro Borodin. Artem Nikiforov and Kateryna Tymoshenko will host the internet backstage coverage.
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Soraya, who represented Spain this year at the Eurovision Song Contest, has expressed her positive thoughts about Europe's favourite TV-show, saying singers who don't want to take part in it, are simply afraid of losing.
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Yesterday, at the Jury's Inn in Birmingham, the Eurovision Song Contest fan club OGAE UK held their annual convention. Guests were James Fox, who represented the United Kingdom in the 2004 contest in Istanbul with Hold On To Our Love, and Martyn Baylay who wrote the 2002 United Kingdom entry Come Back performed by Jessica Garlick. They shared their experiences and thoughts with the assembled audience.
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Jade Ewen, who took the fifth place for the United Kingdom at this year's Eurovision Song Contest, commented on joining the British pop group Sugababes.
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