Queen revive legendary 1985 Live Aid set for Australian bushfire relief
For the first time since the death of legendary frontman and vocalist Freddie Mercury, iconic rock band Queen resurrected their famous set from Live Aid 1985 with new frontman Adam Lambert to fund a relief concert for those affected by Australia's catastrophic wildfire season. The set consisted of Queen classics such as Bohemian Rhapsody, Radio Gaga, and We Will Rock You.
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According to some estimates, Queen has an estimated net worth of $470 million but she could certainly sell off items in her treasured stamp collection if it ever came to that. According to The Telegraph, experts evaluated the queen’s impressive stamp collection and estimated its worth to be £100 Million or about $124 million.
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Travis Scott’s first virtual performance wasn’t just spectacular — it also broke a record. This evening developer Epic Games revealed that the concert, which took place inside of Fortnite, saw 12.3 million concurrent players participate.
The previous record holder was last year’s Marshmello concert, which topped 10.7 million virtual attendees.
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Elton John Donates $1 Million To Protect People With HIV from Coronavirus
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