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Cyndi Lauper to depart on 'Girls Just Wanna Have Fun' farewell tour. The 23 stop tour will kick off in Canada on October 18 and will make stops across the U.S. through December 5. This will be Lauper's first major tour in more than a decade and will feature special guests that have yet to be announced. Fans can purchase presale tickets starting on June 4 with general public onsale beginning June 7. ABBA reunites for knighting ceremony in Sweden. All 4 members of the Swedish music group came together to receive one of Sweden's highest honors. The band was awarded the Royal Vasa Order by King Carl XVI Gustaf for their impact on music both internationally and within Sweden. They were among 13 honorees, the first group to receive the award in 50 years. Mandy Moore expecting third child with husband Taylor Goldsmith. Moore shared the news in a joint Instagram post with her husband featuring a photo of their two sons, the oldest wearing a t-shirt that says 'Big' and the youngest wearing a shirt that says 'Middle.' Moore referenced her hit TV series This Is Us in the caption, writing 'The third in our own Big Three coming soon. Can't wait for these boys to have a baby sister.' In today's birthday news: Musician Ian Hunter turns 85, actress Penelope Wilton 78, musician Suzi Quatro 74, musician Kerry King 60, TV journalist Anderson Cooper 57, singer Jamie O'Neal 56, and tennis player Rafael Nadal 38.
Cyndi Lauper to depart on 'Girls Just Wanna Have Fun' farewell tour. The 23 stop tour will kick off in Canada on October 18 and will make stops across the U.S. through December 5. This will be Lauper's first major tour in more than a decade and will feature special guests that have yet to be announced. Fans can purchase presale tickets starting on June 4 with general public onsale beginning June 7. ABBA reunites for knighting ceremony in Sweden. All 4 members of the Swedish music group came together to receive one of Sweden's highest honors. The band was awarded the Royal Vasa Order by King Carl XVI Gustaf for their impact on music both internationally and within Sweden. They were among 13 honorees, the first group to receive the award in 50 years. Mandy Moore expecting third child with husband Taylor Goldsmith. Moore shared the news in a joint Instagram post with her husband featuring a photo of their two sons, the oldest wearing a t-shirt that says 'Big' and the youngest wearing a shirt that says 'Middle.' Moore referenced her hit TV series This Is Us in the caption, writing 'The third in our own Big Three coming soon. Can't wait for these boys to have a baby sister.' In today's birthday news: Musician Ian Hunter turns 85, actress Penelope Wilton 78, musician Suzi Quatro 74, musician Kerry King 60, TV journalist Anderson Cooper 57, singer Jamie O'Neal 56, and tennis player Rafael Nadal 38.
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