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On Sunday, Wet Leg received their third Grammy Award at the 2024 Los Angeles conference. For their track Wagging Tongue (Wet Leg Remix), the Isle of White band received the Best Remixed Recording Award (Wet Leg Remix). Joshua Omead Mobaraki, Hester Chambers, Rhian Teasdale, Henry Holmes, and Ellis Durand were among the Honorees to receive the award.

John Gimlette and his family explore Sarajevo before heading into the nearby mountains to Bjelasnica's ski resort. 'It was here that the 1984 Winter Olympics were fought, and the five main slopes are spectacularly steep,' He writes. You'd spend a fortune on this kind of madness. But, here's the deal: a day of skiing (skis and passes) will cost less than £20.'

Experts at Toolbox by Admiral have searched UK Spotify to find the music featured in 14 trades' most popular playlists, from bricklayers and carpenters to gardeners and electricians. It comes just weeks before music enthusiasts get their hands on their yearly Spotify Wrapped, revealing their most listened to artists, albums, and songs.

This is the third time I've seen one of my Facebook 'best of' music lists published outside of Facebook's social media page, which is exciting for me. My run is a little late this year, but I don't want to disappoint my readers here at the Daily Mail. One of the bands reached out to me after a slew of reader comments from last year's list, which was...cool. I've decided to imbue this piece with a 2023 feel and give you all a look ahead in the world of music this year.

Skiing is notoriously costly. It's all those add-ons: the equipment, ski passes, and lunches on the mountain... Then again, there's the crisp air, the sense of adventure, and the exercise. Don't let the cost of living crisis put an end to your ski holiday. This winter, Bargains will be enjoyed across the Alps and even further afield as Canada. Here's our pick of the bunch…

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