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Matty Healy: Musicians Shouldn't Have To 'stay In Their Lane'

By Clive King on 24 February 2017

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Matty Healy doesn't think it is right that musicians should ''stay in their lane'' and feels it important for those with a platform to use it to speak out about what matters to them even if it is something political.

Matty Healy doesn't agree that musicians should ''stay in their lane''.

The frontman of The 1975 thinks it is important that musicians open up about issues that are important to them and encourages people who have a platform to ''use it''.

He said: ''This whole thing of [people saying] 'stay in your lane' - well, we will stay in our lane but our lane is socially and politically informed pop music. It's a big lane. People who have a platform should use it, that's just b****ing out if you don't.

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Finding Fatimah Trailer

Shahid Akhtar is a young Muslim living in Manchester who is desperate to find love. Thus, he signs up for a dating site called Single Muslim and winds up conducting a series of interviews to find the perfect girl. Sometimes not even with the girls themselves, for in some Muslim families it is customary that the brother (or even father) meet the potential partner first. Unfortunately for him, finding love is going to be even harder than it is for most young Muslims because he's previously been married. That means very few people are lining up to have him as a husband, son-in-law or brother-in-law. It's not like he wants to be with a girl who is too narrow-minded to look past this phase of his life either.

However, Shahid comes across a local girl named Fatima Miah who appears to tick every box; she's beautiful, intelligent, funny and extremely open-minded. She falls for him for the same reasons, but praises his honesty above everything else. Except that Shahid can't find it within himself to tell her about his ex-wife.

'Finding Fatimah' is romantic comedy directed and written by Oz Arshad in his filmmaking debut. It will be released in the UK on April 21st 2017.

Denise Welch , Lincoln Townley - Celebrities at the The Great Manchester Run, Manchester - Manchester, United Kingdom - Sunday 22nd May 2016

Denise Welch - The Pride Of Britain Awards 2014 - Arrivals - London, United Kingdom - Monday 6th October 2014

Denise Welch and Les Dennis - Coronation Street star Simon Gregson holds a charity ball at The Palace Hotel Manchester in aid of Caudwell Children's charity - Manchester, United Kingdom - Saturday 5th July 2014

Denise Welch - LighterLife UK has appointed Denise Welch as its new Celebrity Ambassador. Denise is working with the weight loss and weight management programme to lose weight in preparation for her July wedding. She comments, 'I am delighted to be joining the LighterLife team. I am looking forward to losing weight in a steady and healthy way with a group of like-minded people. The LighterLife programme fits into my busy lifestyle and I look forward to celebrating a new slimmer and more confident me.' - London, United Kingdom - Thursday 2nd May 2013

'Run For Your Wife' Premiere Sees Danny Dyer, Denise Van Outen And Sarah Harding On Red Carpet (Pictures)

By Holly Williams on 06 February 2013

Danny Dyer Denise Van Outen Sarah Harding Neil Morrissey Kellie Shirley Denise Welch Kirk Norcross Lydia Bright

The London premiere for the upcoming movie 'Run For Your Wife' was a particularly British affair last night (February 5th 2013). Making their appearances on the red carpet were a number of Brit reality stars, TV presenters and actors both young and old preparing for their first viewing of Ray Cooney's stunning new comedy.

Kellie Shirley And Neil Morrissey - 'Run For Your Wife' UK Film Premiere