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Michael Jackson's planned London shows could be tribute gig
London - Michael Jackson's planned comeback shows in London, cut short by his sudden death, could be turned into a tribute gig featuring his family, the singer's promoter said Wednesday. AEG Live would at some point be releasing footage of the rehear...

[Posted on : 2009-07-01 ] Category : [ UK (Entertainment) ]

Shirley Bassey, 72, signs new record deal
London - British soul singer Shirley Bassey, 72, has signed a new record deal for a collection of contemporary songs - her first in more than a decade, it was announced Tuesday. The new recordings will be masterminded by David Arnold, the British fil...

[Posted on : 2009-06-30 ] Category : [ UK (Entertainment) ]

Michael Jackson recordings dominate the charts one last time - Summary
London - Days after his sudden death, pop star Michael Jackson's 2003 album Number Ones of his greatest hits has surged again to the top of the album charts in Britain, music industry market groups reported Sunday. Altogether, 43 singles and 11 album...

[Posted on : 2009-06-28 ] Category : [ UK (Entertainment) ]

Rock group U2 urges fans to protest against Aung San Suu Kyi arrest
London - Irish rock group U2, about to embark on a new concert tour, Sunday urged its fans to join in a protest against Myanmar's ongoing arrest of political activist Aung San Suu Kyi. On its internet site, U2 offered a mask of the Nobel Peace Prize ...

[Posted on : 2009-06-28 ] Category : [ UK (Entertainment) ]

EXTRA: Glastonbury festival in Britain marks Jackson death
London - Performers at the Glastonbury rock and pop festival in Britain lined up Friday to include tributes to Michael Jackson in their songs as thousands of fans mourned the dead US star. Australian teenage singer Gabriella Cilmi, who lives in Londo...

[Posted on : 2009-06-26 ] Category : [ UK (Entertainment) ]

Robin Gibb says lessons must be learnt from Jackson death
London - Robin Gibb of British pop group The Bee Gees Friday described Michael Jackson as a wonderful sensitive human being and suggested the US singer would still be alive if he had been allowed to keep his private life private. This tragedy shou...

[Posted on : 2009-06-26 ] Category : [ UK (Entertainment) ]

EXTRA: Paul McCartney's 'happy memories' of working with Jackson
London - Former Beatle Paul McCartney Friday said the death of Michael Jackson was sad and shocking but his music would be remembered forever. It's so sad and shocking. I feel privileged to have hung out and worked with Michael, McCartney said in a...

[Posted on : 2009-06-26 ] Category : [ UK (Entertainment) ]

EXTRA: Jackson's London concert organizers to decide on refunds
London - Michael Jackson fans were Friday waiting to be told whether they would receive refunds for tickets to the massive series of concerts series he had planned in London in July. Concert organizers AEG said an announcement was expected later Frid...

[Posted on : 2009-06-26 ] Category : [ UK (Entertainment) ]

EXTRA: Michael Jackson albums shoot up the charts
London - Sales of Michael Jackson albums have seen an instant boom following the news of his death, initial surveys showed Friday. Jackson's albums occupied 14 of the top 20 places on the Amazon.co.uk sales chart Friday, the internet retailer said. ...

[Posted on : 2009-06-26 ] Category : [ UK (Entertainment) ]

Crying Madonna leads British tributes to Jackson
London - British friends and fans of Michael Jackson poured out their grief on TV and websites Friday, as the country where the so-called King of Pop was due to make a month-long concert comeback tour reacted to his shock death. I can't stop crying ...

[Posted on : 2009-06-26 ] Category : [ UK (Entertainment) ]

 

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