rashbre central: Live8 London continues

Saturday, 2 July 2005

Live8 London continues

whyrain
Travis
Why does it always rain on me?

msdynamite
Ms Dynamite

brad
Brad Pitt

bob
At 5pm Bob Geldof came on stage to announce that over three billion people were watching the event. Over in Philadelphia, events were just beginning, with Will Smith on stage to open the US's Live 8 concert. The actor and singer introduced live link-ups with the crowds in Berlin, Paris and Canada. He spoke of a Declaration of 'Interdependence' and urged the crowds to help end world poverty. "Every three seconds, somebody's son, somebodys' daughter, somebody's future is gone. Dead" he said. "With a stroke of a pen eight men can make a difference and end the misery of millions of people."

Geldof returned to the stage in London, this time to perform. "I know it's cheeky, but I couldn't resist playing on this stage," he told the crowd. He sang a powerful version of the Boomtown Rats' hit single, I Don't Like Mondays. "Thanks for letting me do that," he said, leaving the stage to huge cheers.

annie
Annie Lennox knows what sweet dreams are made of.

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