Monday, June 5, 2017

One Love Manchester benefit concert

 I tried to share the Rolling stone article but this was the best I could do. Many of these articles brought me to tears in a good way. So, I thought they might cheer you up to when we all need it worldwide so much lately.
  1. Ariana Grande's One Love Manchester Benefit: Our Report - Rolling...

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    1 day ago ... Read our on-the-scene report from One Love Manchester, where Ariana Grande and friends led a cathartic tribute to those killed in the May ...
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    One Love Manchester Benefit Raises $3 Million, Draws Massive ...

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    16 hours ago ... Ariana Grande during the One Love Manchester Benefit Concert at Old ... Kevin Mazur/One Love Manchester/Getty Images for One Love ...
  3. One Love Manchester News

    • Ariana Grande One Love Manchester concert: fans shower Ariana with praise after moving, joyous night

      Ariana Grande One Love Manchester concert: fans shower Ariana with praise after moving, joyous night

      The Telegraph via Yahoo News14 hours ago
      One, saw some of the biggest names in music assemble alongside the 23-year-old pop star to help raise funds for those who were injured and the relatives of those who died in the attack ...
    • Here's How Much Money 'One Love Manchester' Has Already Raised

      Here's How Much Money 'One Love Manchester' Has Already Raised

      TheWrap13 hours ago
      Per the Red Cross, that means the Manchester Emergency Fund now holds north of 10 million British Pounds, which is roughly $13 million here. Sunday’s concert was held in response to a ...
    • Miley Cyrus Performing at One Love Manchester Bene

      Miley Cyrus Performing at One Love Manchester Bene

      Cosmopolitan via Yahoo News13 hours ago
      On Sunday, she performed at Ariana Grande's One Love benefit concert in Manchester, England (the video is below! You *have* to watch it!), 




      and on Saturday, Ms. Miley was ...
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      The Fans

      One Love Manchester Benefit Raises $3 Million, Draws Massive Audience

      Ariana Grande during the One Love Manchester Benefit Concert at Old Trafford Cricket Ground on June 4, 2017.
      Kevin Mazur/One Love Manchester/Getty Images for One Love Manchester
      On Sunday night at the Old Trafford cricket field southwest of the city, Ariana Grande, Katy Perry, Justin Bieber, Coldplay, Miley Cyrus, Marcus Mumford, Take That, Robbie Williams, Pharrell Williams, Imogen Heap, Liam Gallagher (who afterwards lambasted his brother Noel for not attending the show, held in the town they were born and raised), former One Direction member Niall Horan, the Black Eyed Peas (without Fergie) and Little Mix took to a quickly constructed stage for a quickly organized benefit concert, One Love Manchester. Less than two weeks ago, a terrorist bombing took place outside of the nearby Manchester Arena, precisely timed to the ending of a concert by Grande that evening, killing 22 and wounding dozens. The concert also came one day after an attack at London Bridge killed seven and injured 48.
      Chris Martin of Coldplay performs the Oasis hit "Don't Look Back in Anger."
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      The concert, which sold out with an attendance of around 50,000, raised over $3 million for the Manchester Emergency Fund. Its broadcast drew the largest television audience of any program so far this year, according to The Hollywood Reporter, peaking with 14.5 million viewers, or 49.3 percent of overall viewers. The concert was also streamed online on YouTube, Twitter and Facebook (those viewership numbers hadn't been made available at the time of this writing).
      The concert seemed a philosophical success, too, as Grande played host, criss-crossing the evening's lineup of musicians, all of whom pleaded the case for solidarity and love. Police danced with children. Justin Bieber, a guitar on his chest, led a chant of "love." Grande referenced the "medicine" being served that night. Katy Perry encouraged concertgoers to touch their neighbor to say "I love you." Coldplay singer Chris Martin sang the Oasis classic "Don't Look Back in Anger," as Grande smiled on.
      Grande performed the final song for the evening, a patient, minimalist rendition of "Somewhere Over the Rainbow." It was a perfect choice, thematically and musically, to close a concert so defiant and communal in aim and execution. Grande, her voice tired from the long evening, paused with tears in her eyes before the song's coda as the crowd, made up of people the same age as those who attended her concert in the area less than two weeks earlier, watched on — no doubt tired, but no less passionate for it.
      Ariana Grande closes the One Manchester benefit concert on June 4, 2017.
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