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Two years ago, Sting found himself in the extremely difficult position of having to perform a show on the grounds of his home in Italy on a day that will live in infamy: September 11, 2001. "It was the last thing I wanted to do," he says, "but people had come from all over the world to see this show in my backyard, and I felt they needed some kind of therapy, just to be together." The gripping intimacy of that show was documented by the live album and DVD, All This Time, which came out soon afterwards.
1st February 2012
Sting's wife Trudie Styler has been appointed the Honorary Patron for The Special Yoga Centre.....
13th January 2012
The 'Immortal' Hulk Hogan is coming to the UK. The wrestling legend will be appearing at....
12th January 2012
Hulk Hogan is going to shave off his iconic moustache. The wrestling legend has revealed....
30th December 2011
Trudie Styler has revealed tales of her and husband Sting's five-hour "tantric sex" sessions....
24th December 2011
British singer Sting and his wife Trudie Styler are having a special feast on Christmas Day -....
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25th June 2010 19:36
ReginaVildy | ||
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| Check this out from Sting's website! One of the most dynamic and successful musicians of our time, Sting, joins A&E's Emmy Award nominated series Private Sessions for a unique one hour event on Sunday, June 27th at 9am EDT and on Thursday, July 1st at 11pm EDT on BIO. Performing live from the Symphonicity Tour at the beautiful Red Rocks Amphitheatre in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, Sting performs his greatest Police and solo hits, re-imagined for symphonic arrangement, backed by the 45-piece Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra and a five-piece band, conducted by Steven Mercurio. Private Sessions will feature five songs by Sting captured exclusively by our cameras as well as a rare, in-depth interview with host Lynn Hoffman. Don't miss these exclusive performances of "Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic," "Desert Rose," "Fields of Gold," "Next To You," and "Every Breath You Take" | ||
7th January 2010 03:18
John A | ||
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| Sting ponces around as the archetypal environmentalist, all concern for the planet and reducing his carbon footprint. But what really motivates him? Does he love the planet or simply hate humanity? Check these lyrics out, from Synchronicity II, which show the utter hatred Sting and his ilk have for the average working Joe: Another suburban family morning Grandmother screaming at the wall We have to shout above the din of our Rice Crispies We can't hear anything at all Mother chants her litany of boredom and frustration But we know all her suicides are fake Daddy only stares into the distance There's only so.much heartache he can take Many miles away Something crawls from the slime At the bottom of a dark Scottish lake Another industrial ugly morning The factory belches filth into the sky He walks unhindered through the picket lines today He doesn't think to wonder why The secretaries pout and preen like cheap tarts in a red light street But all he ever thinks to do is watch And every single meeting with his so-called superior Is a humiliating kick in the crotch Many miles away Something crawls to the surface Of a dark Scottish loch Another working day has ended Only the rush hour hell to face Packed like lemmings into shiny metal boxes Contestants in a suicidal race Daddy grips the wheel and stares alone into the distance He knows that something somewhere has to break He sees the family home now looming in his headlights The pain upstairs that makes his eyeballs ache Many miles away There's a shadow on the door Of a cottage on the shore Of a dark Scottish lake Many miles away, many miles away That's it. A more derisive, hateful and venomous view of working class people would be hard to imagine. Sting clearly has a very deep seated contempt and loathing of average people who go to work. It's obvious that this drives his environmentalist thoughts, as distinct from any concern for a clean planet. My point is that probably most greens agree with him, which shows that 'climate change' is more of a political than a scientific cause, predicated on a virulent hatred of average people, whom Sting and his green thugs wish to stifle and supress. That's us I'm talking about. Average working people. He and his green cronies despise us. It's about time we fought back. The single most important moral cause of our time is to defeat greens, end their pervasive influence on our lives, and reduce them to the insignificance they so richly deserve. | ||
8th October 2009 14:25
Lucyjohns | ||
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| Check out this great interview with Sting www.classicaltv.com/the-informer/sting-the-traveler | ||