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Boyzone: No Matter What exposes Louis Walsh’s cruelty
The band's former manager appears brutally unconcerned with the troubles and pain the members of Boyzone went through ...
Boyzone: No Matter What: This documentary made me ashamed to be a journalist
As a journalist, it is a sickening feeling seeing the pride and almost glee on the face of the tabloid reporter as he ...
Boyzone's Song 'No Matter What' Was Actually Originally Written For This Musical
It is one of their most popular songs of all time and spent 16 weeks in the UK charts but Boyzone’s hit ‘No Matter What’ was originally intended for a different kind of stage. On the official Andrew ...
Boyzone: No Matter What review - It’s gripping, gruelling stuff that you can’t look away from
Television: A bruisingly bingeable documentary on 1990s boy band Boyzone - Ronan Keating, Keith Duffy, Stephen Gately, Shane ...
Crushing Boyzone documentary reveals why Mikey hasn’t talked to the rest of the band in over five years
"It was the worst I had seen in all of our years," Ronan commented, referring to their performance, which included Keith and ...
Shane Lynch and Keith Duffy on filming new docuseries Boyzone: No Matter What - 'It was like an extended counselling session!'
Boyzone's Shane Lynch and Keith Duffy on the Sky docuseries charting the inside story of the events that shaped the ...
Boyzone: No Matter What, review: Louis Walsh is the ghastly villain in this sobering tale
The Irish boyband were worldwide stars – but, as Sky’s documentary reveals, Walsh failed to shield two of its members from ...
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Boyzone review: No Matter What is one of the best pop documentaries I’ve ever seen
Boyzone were always more interesting as people than musicians. So it makes sense to put Boyzone: No Matter What on Sky ...
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Boyzone: No Matter What: This documentary made me ashamed to be a journalist
Boyzone: No Matter What was released by Sky Documentaries on February 2. It follows the ups and downs of the Irish boy band’s career. The way the tabloids treated the popstars - especially ...