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Soul icon Percy Sledge dies at 74
American soul icon Percy Sledge, best known for the 1966 hit "When a Man Loves a Woman," died Tuesday at the age of 74.
Private memorials planned for Ravi Shankar in the US and India
Private memorials will be held in India and California for legendary Indian sitar player Ravi Shankar, a publicist has said.
Weekend 101: McCartney and Nirvana get cozy
Motlanthe accepts nomination for ANC presidency, Mandela remains in hospital, and Nirvana performs for Hurricane Sandy survivors.
Paul McCartney weds US heiress (She loves you, yeah?)
Former Beatle Paul McCartney has married New York heiress Nancy Shevell, three years after settling his acrimonious divorce with Heather Mills.
Photos of Beatles’ first US concert to be auctioned
Photos from the Beatles' first US concert in Washington in 1964 will be auctioned as silver gelatin prints.
Magazine publishes Lennon’s last print interview
<i>Rolling Stone</i> magazine is publishing an interview with John Lennon, conducted three days before the former Beatle was gunned down in New York.
Beatles ‘coming to Apple’s iTunes’
The Beatles on Apple's iTunes? Let it be. The Fab Four's music is expected, finally, to be available for sale at Apple's online music store.
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