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Adjusting to life without Chris Paul is still a work in progress for the Phoenix Suns.
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Adjusting to life without Chris Paul is still a work in progress for the Phoenix Suns.
Adjusting to life without Chris Paul is still a work in progress for the Phoenix Suns.
Share He added: 'Apart from Diana Ross I think we're the second oldest artist on there. 'I don't think we realised when New Sensation was recorded, that 35 years later you'd still hear it on the radio and have it included on an app with today's pop stars, it's pretty astounding.' New phase: INXS' music now features on the app Vidiyo, which allows users to create their own music videos. 'This was one of Chris Murphy's visions before he passed away and hopefully it puts our music in front of a younger audience,' Kirk (pictured) told The Daily Telegraph
Packers rally around family of champion polo player Save Normal text size Advertisement Behind the high black fence that surrounds the Packers' country estate Ellerston in the Upper Hunter, 120 of the famous clan's most loyal employees have spent the past fortnight rallying around the family of one of their own following the tragic death of champion polo player Guy Kirkpatrick. The late Guy Kirkpatrick. The 48-year-old father of two, who lived and worked on the Packer family-owned property north-east of Scone, suffered horrific head injuries and died while using machinery on the farm on Janu...
The grieving wife of visionary INXS manager Chris Murphy has paid tribute to the 'meteor of a man' who died aged 68 just days after he was diagnosed with cancer. The legendary music manager, who helped steer INXS to global success, was surrounded by family when he died at home in Ballina, northern NSW, on Saturday. Caroline Paidasch-Murphy described her late husband as 'exhausting, tireless and irreplaceable' on Sunday, admitting that she 'isn't sure what [she] will do without him'. 'I've lost my best friend and never felt more alone,' she wrote alongside an old, grainy photograph of Murphy...