Rock Legend Little Richard Dead at 87

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Prince Harry gushed about his wife, Meghan Markle, when they collected the President’s Award at Saturday’s NAACP Image Award.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex received the award for their “distinguished public service”.The annual award ceremony honours achievements by people of colour in culture and entertainment,Meghan wore a flowing one-shouldered gown designed by Christopher John Rogers while Harry sported a dapper tuxedo by Ozwald Boateng.During their acceptance speech, Harry paid tribute to his wife and thanked the black community for “welcoming” him.The Duke said: ”I echo the immense gratitude for tonight.“Both for this award and to this community for welcoming me with, uh, so warmly.“I think it’s safe to say that I come from a very different background than my incredible wife.“Yet our lives were brought together for a reason.“We share a commitment to a life of service.“A responsibility to confront injustice and a belief that the most often overlooked, are the most important to listen to.”Meghan then chimed in, as the couple gazed into each other’s eyes: “I couldn’t be prouder that we are doing this work together.“We moved to California, my home state, shortly before the murder of George Floyd.“For Black America, those nine minutes and 29 seconds transcended time.“Invoking centuries of our unhealed wounds.”Following the couple’s appearance at the award show, plenty of users took to Twitter to share their thoughts.Liz wrote: “Harry and Meghan’s first award show being the NAACP Image Awards is a STATEMENT. Plus, Meghan bringing Doria and speaking out about racism — yasss so grateful her voice isn’t being silenced anymore.

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Little Richard kept audiences bopping more than 60 years to his rump shaking rock ‘n’ roll of pounding piano, uptempo rhythms, and howling vocals.

Little Richard, the self-proclaimed “architect of rock ‘n’ roll” who built his ground-breaking sound with a boiling blend of boogie-woogie, rhythm and blues and gospel, died on Saturday at the age of 87.

Little Richard, whose real name was Richard Penniman, became an icon of the music industry and went on to inspire the Beatles.

Little Richard, one of the most influential musicians in rock and roll, died aged 87, after being ill for two months.

Self-styled 'king and queen of rock 'n' roll' Little Richard has died at the age of 87, his son Danny Penniman confirmed to Rolling Stone.

Music legend Little Richard has died aged 87.

Music icon Little Richard is dead. The rock and roll pioneer tragically passed away at the age of 87 after a brief illness, reports TMZ.

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Daniel Radcliffe has played everything from a boy wizard to a farting corpse and Prince Chauncley on TV's Miracle Workers. But the former Harry Potter star recently revealed in a Fox News interview that he's got his eye on playing one of the most iconic rock stars ever in a dream biopic.