"Get Ready for Eurovision 2023: Top Acts and How to Watch"
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The 67th Eurovision Song Contest will air live from Liverpool on Saturday, featuring 26 countries competing for the pop crown. The competition will include catchy choruses, elaborate costumes, and tributes to Ukraine. The favorites to win include Swedish diva Loreen, Finland's Käärijä, and Canadian singer La Zarra. Viewers in participating nations can vote by phone, text message, or app, and national juries of music industry professionals will also allocate points. The show will be hosted by Graham Norton, Hannah Waddingham, Alesha Dixon, and Julia Sanina, and will be broadcast live on national broadcasters and the Eurovision YouTube channel.
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- Eurovision fans burst into song at semi-final Reuters
- Eurovision 2023: How to Watch and What to Know The New York Times
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