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Billie Eilish commands a massive stage in an electrifying concert movie where her real co-performer is the audience. In those golden olden days, pop idols were thought of in the most hallowed terms ...

Shot in July 2025 over four consecutive shows at Manchester's Co-op Live arena, the film combines show footage with behind-the-scenes peeks into a day in the life of a pop star. By Angie Han ...

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Backstage after one of her Manchester shows, Billie Eilish holds her hands up to the camera. “Do you see the scrapes?” she asks.