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Ali is a small-town girl with a great singing voice who moves from Iowa to Los Angeles to pursue her dreams. She lands a job as a cocktail waitress at Burlesque, a club owned by Tess. With help from the stage manager and a waiter, Ali works her way up from the bar to becoming the star singer. Her voice restores the club to its former glory. The film showcases impressive musical numbers, costumes, and choreography, earning it three Golden Globe nominations including for Best Picture and an original song.
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