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( 2 stories between 30th July 2008 and 30th November 2010 )Alicia Keys: Your Favorite Artist Has Been Silenced
Nov, 30 2010
Starting Dec. 1 - World AIDS Day - you won’t be getting any status updates or Tweets from Alicia Keys, Lady Gaga, Jennifer Hudson, Justin Timberlake, Swizz Beatz or P. Diddy. These artists and numerous other personalities from the film, television, music and fashion worlds are all committing digital suicide, demonstrating solidarity for those who have died of AIDS in Africa and India.
Stars have agreed to sign off from all social networks until fans “buy back their digital lives” by donating to the Keep A Child Alive fund, explained the charity’s co-founder Alicia Keys.
An estimated 33.3M people worldwide had the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) that causes AIDS in 2009, according to the latest figures issued by UNAIDS, up from 26.2M in 1999. Donations to Keep A Child Alive help with the monitoring of adults and children using anti-retroviral therapy drugs and the care for the estimated 15.2M orphans created by this tragic pandemic.
Bono acknowledges "Times are hard in the Western world… In recessionary times, people have to tell their politicians this is important to them," the Irish rocker and campaigner told Reuters. The silence of a these stars is incomparable to the voices silenced by AIDS over the past 30 years; please give generously.
Alicia Keys
Jul, 30 2008
The next James Bond spy thriller, Quantum of Solace, will have a duetted theme for the first time ever. Alicia Keys and Jack White have teamed up for "Another Way to Die", which was written by White, who also produced and played drums on the song. Quantum of Solace hits big screens across the world on November 7, with the soundtrack due to appear in shops a full 10 days prior. The announcement ends speculation that Amy Winehouse and Mark Ronson were working on the theme. Let's hope that "Another Way to Die" does better than the last Bond theme, Chris Cornell's "You Know My Name", which was a flop despite the huge success of Casino Royale.
