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Elton John To Perform In Morocco Despite Islamist Outcry About His Homosexuality

May 26, 2010

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ELTON JOHN - ELTON TREATS MEDICAL STAFF TO CHRISTMAS CONCERTSIR ELTON JOHN has given a special Christmas present to medical staff in Britain - the singer has donated a thousand free tickets to one of his concerts.
The Rocket Man gave the tickets to the U.K.'s Nation Health Service (NHS) to thank medics for their hard work over the year.
The tickets were subsequently donated to two hospitals in the West Midlands area and sold off for a small fee to raise money for charity.
University Hospital Birmingham NHS Trust received 450 and raised more than $14,600 (GBP10,000) for its in-house charity.
A representative for the organisation says, "It is a good gift to the hospital at Christmas. Our staff can go out and enjoy themselves after a year of helpingpeople.” Elton John BiographySir Elton John CBE (born Reginald Dwight, 25.3.1947)

Elton John is an English singer and songwriter, who rose to fame in the 1970s and has continued his career over four decades.

Elton John: Childhood

Elton John was born in Middlesex, in a house belonging to his mother's parents. Although his father tried to encourage him toward a conventional career, such as banking, Elton decided to pursue his musical career after leaving Pinner County Grammar School at 15.

Elton's parents were keen followers of popular music and were responsible for introducing him to the likes of Elvis Presley and Bill Haley in the 1950s.

Elton's piano playing began when he was three years old and lessons started when he was seven. Aged 11, Elton won a scholarship to the Royal Academy of Music.

It wasn't until 1972 that he legally changed his name to Elton Hercules John.

Elton John: His Musical Genesis

Aged 15, Elton (still known as Reginald Dwight) began playin

Elton John celebrates ..Billy Elliot' on BroadwayNEW YORK -- Elton John still can't believe he's a Broadway hitmaker.

The 61-year-old musician marveled at his success Thursday night at the opening of "Billy Elliot." He composed the score for that show, "Aida" and "The Lion King," which is still playing on the Great White Way.

"I'm looking up at the street and I'm seeing the sign for ..The Lion King,' and I'm standing here and I'm thinking, ..I had never thought in a million years I'd ever be standing in Broadway and talking about something I'd written for the stage," said John, beaming with pride.

John, accompanied by partner David Furnish, said he'd rather write a musical than record an album because he likes having a story line and characters.

"I love it _ but I've got a lot to learn," he said. "I'm a novice at this."

"Billy Elliot," at the Imperial Theater, is based on the popular 2000 movie about a young boy who longs to dance but lives in the bleak coal-mining area of Northern England. His story is set against the backdrop of a bitter miners' strike.

"It's a triumph over adversity. It's something beautiful coming out of something tragic," John mused about the show, which has had successful runs in London and Sydney, Australia.

The role of Billy has been cast with three actors _ David Alvarez, Trent Kowalik and Kiril Kulish _ rotating the physically demanding part.


Joining John at Thursday's performance: Barbara Walters, Rosie O'Donnell, Ron Howard, Rachel Weisz, Kevin Spacey, Mayor Michael Bloomberg and tennis legend Billie Jean King.

Elton John throws Aids bash
Updated: 10:00, Friday November 14, 2008
Sir Elton John has thrown a bash to benefit his signature charity, the Elton John AIDS Foundation.

He hosted a gathering of celebrity friends in New York, including Tim Allen, Gladys Knight and Emily Mortimer.

Awards were presented to honorees who've supported the charity's mission in raising awareness - among those, Tim Allen, who has attended every single foundation benefit since its founding in 1992.

Inside the gala, guests participated in a live auction and were treated to performances by Sir Elton and Gladys Knight, portions of the proceeds also went to the National AIDS Fund Challenge Grants Programs

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