Donnerstag, 2. September 2004
foxnews.com: This is a partial transcript from "The O'Reilly Factor," Sept. 1, 2004, that has been edited for clarity. O'REILLY: You're certainly doing God's work. I mean, I admire you very much for what you're doing.
BONO: God must have a great sense of humor to have me on board.[
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abs-cbnnews.com: U2 lead singer Bono is taking time off from preparing for the release of his band's new album to remind Republicans about AIDS in Africa.
Just as he did in July at the Democratic National Convention in Boston, the Irish activist showed up at the Republicans' confab at Madison Square Garden to use his celebrity cachet to spread the word.
"I'm a nonpartisan guy," Bono said during an interview at the venue on Wednesday with Fox News Channel's Bill O'Reilly. [ more]
Just as he did in July at the Democratic National Convention in Boston, the Irish activist showed up at the Republicans' confab at Madison Square Garden to use his celebrity cachet to spread the word.
"I'm a nonpartisan guy," Bono said during an interview at the venue on Wednesday with Fox News Channel's Bill O'Reilly. [
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news.bbc.co.uk: Rock star Bono could follow in the footsteps of former US president Bill Clinton in speaking at the annual Hay Festival.
The U2 singer has been invited to the 2005 festival in the mid Wales town and organisers expect to find out next month whether he can appear.
Around 80,000 people attend the 10-day event, which attracts speakers from the worlds of music, sport, broadcasting, film and politics, as well as literature.
If he appears at Hay-on-Wye, Bono is expected to lecture on the issues of Aids, African debt and Third World aid. [ more]
The U2 singer has been invited to the 2005 festival in the mid Wales town and organisers expect to find out next month whether he can appear.
Around 80,000 people attend the 10-day event, which attracts speakers from the worlds of music, sport, broadcasting, film and politics, as well as literature.
If he appears at Hay-on-Wye, Bono is expected to lecture on the issues of Aids, African debt and Third World aid. [
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