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Jury analysis: Which Eurovision juries voted as a bloc?
What was that about “independence”?
Pollapönk: We wear different colors, but inside we’re the same
They’re certainly colourful
Greta Salóme quietly releases Lifnar aftur við
One half of Iceland’s Eurovision 2012 act is back
WATCH: What happens on stage during the Eurovision postcards?
It takes a lot of men to remove Sanna Nielsen’s disco ball
Call the police! Four crimes of the first semi-final at Eurovision
These four acts should have made the final of Eurovision 2014
Iceland: Pollapönk fight prejudice at the second rehearsal
Did Pollapönk shine out with their colourful suits?
Iceland: No Prejudice for Pollapönk During First Rehearsal
Iceland’s Pollapönk blast us with sunshine colour—and we love it!
Pollapönk: Middle aged, straight white men must point out injustice
“We will fight prejudice and discrimination with love.”
Poll: Who is your favourite Nordic Eurovision act in 2014?
Clean air, low crime, fat pensions and great Eurovision artists. All hail the Nordics!
Iceland: Wiwi Jury reviews Pollapönk with No prejudice
Not everyone can tolerate a song about tolerance
Iceland: Pollapönk releases No Prejudice video, chooses English
Pollapönk—Iceland’s only kid-appropriate punk band—has released its official video for “No Prejudice”. Yes, you read that right. The group has done away with “Enga fordóma”, the Icelandic version of their song,…
Emma Marrone is STILL your favourite Eurovision contestant (February 21)
We considered calling this, “Iceland’s Pollapönk is your least favourite Eurovision contestant”. Either way, Emma Marrone has come out on top—again.
Poll: Who is your favourite Eurovision contestant so far? (February 16)
The Eurovision 2014 contestants and songs are being chosen faster than we can say douze points. To see where things stand we are asking you to choose your favourite Eurovision…
Songvakeppnin winner: Pollapönk will sing for Iceland!
Pollapönk, a kid-friendly punk band, has won Songvakeppnin 2014—and thereby the right to sing for Iceland at Eurovision. They’ll rock on with “Enga fordóma,” which translates as “No Racism” in English.
Poll: Gréta Mjöll Samúelsdóttir should win Songvakeppnin
Songvakeppnin, Iceland’s national selection for Eurovision 2014, takes place at 20:45 CET this evening (you can watch it live here). If our readers have their way, then Gréta Mjöll Samúelsdóttir…