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The Sydney Opera House lights up in memory of movie and music celebrity Olivia Newton-John, who passed away on August 8th. The pink lights honour the superstar's massive contribution to cancer research and awareness. Newtown-John died of her third bout of breast cancer at age 73. IMAGES
New York, Dec 8 (EFE / EPA) .- The murder of John Lennon at the doors of his residence in New York four decades ago is something that the citizens of the Big Apple cannot forget, and hundreds of them turned up Tuesday to sing and dance around the Central Park "Imagine" mosaic honoring the musician."It's a way for people to get their frustrations out about it. A lot of people are angry about it," said Dave Muñiz, a Beatles fan who, in recent years, has become the person in charge of keeping a list of singers and the order in which they pay tribute to Lennon each anniversary of his death. (Camera: ALBA VIGARAY) SHOT LIST: NEW YORKERS PAY TRIBUTE TO LATE SINGER JOHN LENON IN CENTRAL PARK, NEW YORK, US.
People gather to light candles and lay flowers at the Strawberry Fields memorial in Central Park, New York, to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the murder of ex-Beatle John Lennon. IMAGES
Prague (Czech Republic), Dec 8 (EFE / EPA) .- (CAMERA: Martin Divisek) The well-known "Wall of John Lennon" in Prague was filled with candles lit in memory of the British musician during the 40 anniversary of his death.
The tone on a panel for Fox Business Network show 'Outnumbered' took a decidedly harsh tone on Wednesday. According to Business Insider, some guests began trading memes and mocking banter about COVID-19 restrictions in some states. But then, former State Department spokeswoman and Democratic operative Marie Harf brought them up short. It's not a joke, first of all. A bunch of people are dying every day in this country from coronavirus. Marie Harf Former State Department spokeswoman Weekend 'Fox & Friends' co-host Pete Hegseth wasn't having it, calling social distancing restrictions 'absolute garbage.' When the rules are so ridiculous, they go out the window. People ignore them, as they should. Pete Hegseth Co-host, 'Fox & Friends' weekend edition