Rocket Man
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| Born | October 17 |
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| 2005 | |
| Breed | Thoroughbred |
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| ID | 2054888 |
About Rocket Man
Elton John farewell tour ends after years of 'pure joy'
... " He kicked off his show with Bennie and the Jets, and went on to perform many other hits, including Philadelphia Freedom, Tiny Dancer, Rocket Man and Candle in the Wind...
Glastonbury 2023: 15 mad and memorable moments
... " 14) A Rocket Man, burning up his fuelLet s face it, the whole festival was building to one point: Elton John, playing what might be his last ever gig in the UK...
The sun goes down on Elton John with a rhapsodic Glastonbury set
... Then he drew the curtain on his UK touring career with an extended, elegiac version of Rocket Man, as fireworks echoed around the site...
Elton John quits Twitter blaming change in misinformation policy
... In, the Rocket Man singer wrote: " All my life I ve tried to use music to bring people together...
Glastonbury 2023: Elton John will headline Pyramid Stage in final UK gig
... That kit appeared again at his last US concert, as he played hits including Rocket Man, Tiny Dancer, Your Song and Philadelphia Freedom...
Eurovision 2022: How Sam Ryder turned things around for the UK
... You can hear elements of Elton John s Rocket Man, David Bowie s Space Oddity and Brian May s guitar work with Queen in the song s DNA...
Sir Elton John hits number one with lockdown album
... " Figure caption, Warning: Third party content may contain advertsThe album was preceded by the Dua Lipa track Cold Heart (Pnau Remix), a mash-up of Sir Elton s hits Rocket Man, Sacrifice, Kiss the Bride and the 1976 album track Where s the Shoorah? The single hit number one two weeks ago, making Sir Elton the...
Kim Jong-un calls for a positive and offensive' security policy
... Pyongyang has Washington had an end-of-year offer period of sanctions relief, and had Mr came up Trump again referred to Mr Kim as a Rocket Man ...
Elton John quits Twitter blaming change in misinformation policy
By Sam HancockBBC News
Sir Elton John has become the latest celebrity to leave Twitter since its acquisition by Tesla boss Elon Musk .
The Singer , a blamed The Platform 's " change in policy" around misinformation without elaborating.
Last month.
In response to Sir Elton 's announcement, Mr Musk said he hoped The Star would be back.
In, The Rocket Man singer wrote: " All My Life I've tried to use music to bring people together. Yet it saddens me to see how misinformation is now being used to divide Our World .
" I've decided to no longer use Twitter, given their recent change in policy which will allow misinformation to flourish unchecked. "
Twitter's controversial CEO, who began referring To Himself as The Company 's Chief Twit after buying it, replied to The Post saying: " I love your music. Hope you come back. Is there any misinformation in particular that you're concerned about? "
Since Mr Musk completed his $44bn (£38. 1bn) Twitter takeover in October, there has been controversy over the Covid policy roll-back, as well as other moves Such as reinstating some previously suspended accounts and charging users for their " blue tick".
A slew of famous faces have, in The Aftermath , signed out of Twitter for good, citing its new leader as their main reason for leaving.
Actors Jim Carrey and Whoopi Goldberg , supermodel Gigi Hadid and White Stripes musician Jack White are among those to have quit the Social Media website.
In Ms Hadid's announcement, she referred to Twitter under Mr Musk as a " cesspool of hate and bigotry".
According to Twitter's website, it stopped taking action against tweets breaching its former coronavirus rules on Wednesday 23 November.
It had previously reported suspending More Than 11,000 accounts for misinformation about The Virus as of September this year.
Under its Covid-specific policy, Twitter operated a " five-strike system" for accounts posting " demonstrably false or misleading" content that might " lead to significant risk of harm" - Such as exposure to Covid or damage to Public Health systems.
No action would be taken against accounts tweeting disinformation once. But repeat offenders could be suspended for a matter of hours, days or even indefinitely, if they received five strikes against their account.
Source of news: bbc.com
