George Michael
| Born | June 25, 1963 |
| Hometown | East Finchley, United Kingdom |
| Net worth | $200 million |
| Height | 5'11" (1.80m) |
| Parents | Kyriacos Panayiotou, Lesley Angold Panayiotou |
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SPIN, U.S. Army Team For Week-Long Austin Takeover
- SPIN and the U.S. Army came together last week as part of the annual South by Southwest conference for four days worth of electrifying performances and enlightening on-stage conversations at 800 Congress in the heart of Austin, Texas. The festivities got underway March 11 with a set from As You Were, a band comprised of […]
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George Michael takes centre stage on Royal Mint’s new collectable coin
The George Michael coin is available to buy from the Royal Mint’s website from Monday and is part of its Music Legends series.
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George Michael commemorated with coins from UK’s Royal Mint
He is pictured with slicked-back hair, a leather jacket, a cross dangling from his ear and his trademark aviator sunglasses.
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George Michael honoured with UK collectible coin
Late British singer-songwriter George Michael is being honoured with a personalised collectible coin. Britain's Royal Mint said on Monday the new coin, which depicts Michael wearing his trademark sunglasses, pays tribute to the music star's 1987 hit solo single "Faith". Officially approved by Michael’s estate, it was designed by artist and sculptor Sandra Deiana.
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Modesto’s Gallo Center to host theatrical concert re-creating life, music of late pop star
Also planned is a re-creation of Rolling Stones famous album.
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Tracy Hurley Martin, Co-Founder of Morbid Anatomy Museum and Former Publicist for Prince, George Michael and Depeche Mode, Dies at 53
Tracy Hurley Martin — co-founder and CEO of the Morbid Anatomy Museum, comedy booking agent, film producer and publicist for Prince, George Michael, Depeche Mode, the Cure and others — has died following a two-year battle with cancer, her brother in law Michael Pagnotta confirmed to Variety. She was 53. She is survived by her husband …
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What Happened to Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Inductee George Michael?
The 1980s rock mainstay left an indelible mark on music.
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George Michael’s Christmas Song Makes History With UK’s Christmas Number One Spot, 40 Years On
“Last Christmas” by Wham! has made pop history, topping the Christmas chart for the first time since it was released almost four decades ago. The popular song, written by George Michael when he was a teenager and one half of the pop duo with his schoolfriend Andrew Ridgeley, has been a staple of the Christmas …
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Wham! manager Simon Napier-Bell: ‘George knew Last Christmas was his greatest achievement’
Beaming in from his beachside home in Thailand, former Wham! manager Simon Napier-Bell is evoking the spirit of Christmas past. Or, more specifically, the spirit of the British pop star now irrevocably associated with the season.
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‘George Michael couldn’t have done it without Andrew Ridgeley’: the inside story of Wham!
When Wham! performed live for the very last time at Wembley Stadium on June 28 1986, they achieved the impossible. Not because they could have sold the 72,000 tickets several times over following unprecedented demand, not even because the Wham! documentary screened before the concert set a record for the largest audience at a film premiere. Far more extraordinary was the fact that band members George Michael and Andrew Ridgeley didn’t already hate each other by the time they took the stage.
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Wham! Ex-Manager Reveals Why 'Last Christmas' and Its Success Could Get 'Annoying' for George Michael
Longtime Wham! manager Simon Napier-Bell reflected on the legacy of the 1984 Christmas song in an interview with 'The Telegraph'
