The outpouring that greeted the singer’s announcement that she has a rare neurological condition showed how both Céline fandom, and ideas of national identity in her home province, have evolved.
Category: Fans (Persons)
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25 Years After ‘Titanic,’ Quebec’s Love for Céline Dion Will Go On
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Bills Clinch Playoff Berth in Snowy Thriller Against Dolphins
The New York Times – Sports:The fans were throwing snowballs, while the quarterbacks were trading touchdowns.
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Pouring Through a Crisis: How Budweiser Salvaged Its World Cup
The New York Times – Sports:Taken by surprise by Qatar’s decision to ban beer at stadiums, the company remade its marketing strategy in real time.
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In India, Fiercely Loyal Soccer Fans (of Brazil and Argentina)
The New York Times – Sports:A soccer-loving stretch of an otherwise cricket-mad country has taken sides and erected huge displays of devotion during the World Cup.
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Taylor Swift Fans Sue Ticketmaster’s Parent Company
The New York Times – Music:In a lawsuit filed on Friday in a California court, a group of 26 fans said Ticketmaster had engaged in anticompetitive conduct.
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Qatar’s Loudest Fans Aren’t from Qatar
The New York Times – Sports:A heaving mass of flesh and energy has brought life to the host nation’s matches at the World Cup. They are Qatar’s loudest fans, but they’re not from Qatar.
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Frustrations Simmer as Saudis Are Blocked From Watching the World Cup
The New York Times – Sports:A curious dispute between a Qatari broadcaster and Saudi media regulators has left millions of Saudis with no way to watch the matches.
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Los aficionados galeses que viajaron a España en lugar de Catar
The New York Times – Sports:Por primera vez en 64 años la selección de Gales llega a una Copa del Mundo. Muchos de sus aficionados, hambrientos de sueños mundialistas, eligieron un destino cálido más asequible, y con menos restricciones.
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Dutch Fans Stand by Their Team, if Not the World Cup
The New York Times – Sports:Human rights issues in Qatar have turned many in the Netherlands off the World Cup.
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Why the World Cup in Qatar Brings Fans Joy and Anxiety
The New York Times – Sports:Two things can be true at the same time: The World Cup will dazzle fans and also make them dizzy over the human rights issues where the event is staged.