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Elton sat down for an interview that aired on Good Morning America and spoke about his Pepsi commercial, who he wants to win (New England), and he smirked as he gave these words of advice to Madonna: “make sure you lip-sync good.“

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Within days of Bloody Sunday, Paul McCartney wrote “Give Ireland Back to the Irish,” which would become a significant hit in the UK despite being banned by the BBC.

McCartney’s old mate John Lennon wrote “Sunday Bloody Sunday.” As their history would indicate, Lennon’s take on the event was more strident and direct than McCartney’s.

Lennon had become active in Irish politics even before Bloody Sunday, and just a week after the shootings, he publicly indicated his support for the Irish marchers during a rally in New York City. He also sang a second song inspired by the events of a week before, “Luck of the Irish.” Here’s a live TV performance.

In 1983, U2 would record the most famous of the songs inspired by Bloody Sunday. Their “Sunday Bloody Sunday” is different from Lennon’s. Here’s a live performance from Rattle and Hum, recorded on the day of another famous event in the history of the Troubles, the Enniskillen bombing of 1987, with a modified lyric mentioning that event.

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@KingJames riding bike to the game #manchild http://t.co/bcmEoAmv—
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Every year, James hosts his charity event “Wheels for Education” that provides bikes to the underprivileged youth in his native city of Akron, Ohio.

After safely arriving at the American Airlines Arena, James led the Miami Heat to a 97-93 victory of the Chicago Bulls.  James led with 35 points, 11 rebounds, 5 assists, and one block.

Even if you’re not a LeBron James fan, you have to give him the thumbs up for wearing a helmet.

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Okay…so it’s a car commercial. But it’s pretty freaking fantastic! And it only makes me want to see a Ferris sequel all that much more!

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“You could hear cars hitting each other. People were crying. People were screaming. It was crazy,” said Gainesville resident Steven R. Camps hours later. “If I could give you an idea of what it looked like, I would say it looked like the end of the world.”

The interstate was closed for a time before the accidents because of a mixture of fog and heavy smoke from a brush fire that may have been intentionally set. Investigators hope to determine how the fire may have started as well as examine the decision to reopen the highway early Sunday.

At least a dozen cars and six tractor-trailers were involved in the crash, some burst into flames.

This tragedy recalls a series of similar crashes in January 2008 between Orlando and Tampa where four people were killed and 38 injured. More than 70 vehicles were involved in those crashed, including one massive pileup that involved 40 vehicles.

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SUNNY Across Central Florida host Felix Albuerne spoke to Jennifer Gallagher from Habitat For Humanity of Greater Orlando and Caroline Hardin, chair of the Orlando Women Build Steering Committee (pictured above), about ‘Women Build Week’ in previous years and their hopes and expectations for this year’s effort. In particular, Jennifer and Caroline discussed the importance of mobilizing women in particular in the fight against poverty and homelessness, as it is often single mothers and their children who face the greatest struggle in building and maintaining a safe and stable home environment. They also detailed the process for individuals to get involved with this year’s “Women Build” and the importance of beginning fundraising efforts for potential build teams as early as possible. To listen to the interview, click the “Play” button below:

For more information on Habitat For Humanity of Greater Orlando and National Women Build Week, go to habitat-orlando.org or “like” them on Facebook.

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Now, if you missed this morning’s ‘crusty’, here’s American songwriter Dick Monda, better known by his performing name “Daddy Dewdrop”, with a song he originally wrote in 1970 for the cartoon show Sabrina and the Groovy Goolies. The song was re-recorded the following year and went on to be a hit, reaching #9 on the Billboard Pop Singles chart. Think you know the song? Click below to see if you’re right!

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