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  Royal wedding choir Kingdom sign Sony record deal

  The gospel choir who sang at the wedding of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have signed a record deal with Sony. Before the royal gig at Windsor Castle, the Kingdom choir's largest ever audience was around 200 people. The group, led by award-winning conductor Karen Gibson, will go into the studio to begin recording later this month.

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  Prince Harry asked permission to keep beard

  He defied convention by keeping his facial hair

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  Who Won The Royal Wedding? HuffPost Verdict

  Meghan and Harry, obvs. But also, anyone who cares about a multi-cultural world.

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  I Will Always Love You voted the greatest movie song ever by the British public

  The British public have voted Whitney Houston’s I Will Always Love You as the greatest movie song of all time. According to Metro, the huge hit single from the 1992 romantic drama ‘The Bodyguard’ beat the likes of Survivor’s Eye Of The Tiger from ‘Rocky III’, Celine Dion’s My Heat Will Go On from ‘Titanic’ and Ben E King’s Stand By Me from the film of the same name in the research, which was conducted by Samsung HW-K950 Soundbar.

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  Stand By Me Singer Ben E King Dead At 76

  American R&B singer Ben E King, best known for his 1961 hit Stand By Me, has died at age 76. As a member of The Drifters, King co-wrote and sang lead on There Goes My Baby. The band had a string of hits featuring King, including Save the Last Dance for Me and This Magic Moment. The North Carolina native left The Drifters in 1960 following a dispute about his contract.

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  Soul singer Ben E. King, famous for song 'Stand By Me,' dies at 76

  By Patricia Reaney NEW YORK (Reuters) - Soul and R&B singer Ben E. King, famous for his deep, velvety baritone voice and the classic hit song "Stand by Me," died of natural causes in New Jersey at the age of 76, his representative said on Friday. He began his career in the doo-wop group The Five Crowns, which later became The Drifters, before branching out as a solo artist. "With an extremely heavy heart, I must say goodbye to one of the sweetest, gentlest and gifted souls that I have had th

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