This week's news in pictures (4 July 2009)
The Strokes' Albert Hammond, Jr. has seemingly taken inspiration from Blur's 1995 single 'Country House' and has bought a very big house in the country. The guitarist recently showed the New York Post around his new 10-acre 19th Century-style farmhouse in the Catskills, 90 miles north west of his native Manhattan. Hammond Jr said that a recent car purchase had inspired his new acquisition. Pic: Pieter M Van Hattem
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- Susan Boyle to challenge Arctic Monkeys for fastest-selling UK debut album ever
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- HIM announce UK tour and ticket details
- Dave Grohl: 'I thought Nirvana's Reading Festival show would end our career'
- Massive Attack reveal Damon Albarn, Elbow-featuring new album tracklisting
- Pete Doherty collaborators The Thirst brand police 'racist' after arrest ordeal
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