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William Orbit, Renowned Pop Producer for Madonna and More, Passes Away at 69
William Orbit, Renowned Pop Producer for Madonna and More, Passes Away at 69
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William Orbit, Renowned Pop Producer, Passes Away at 69
William Orbit, Renowned Pop Producer, Passes Away at 69
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William Orbit's Legacy in Music Production Remembered
William Orbit's Legacy in Music Production Remembered
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Madonna Honors Late Producer William Orbit, Reflects on 'Ray of Light' Collaboration
Madonna Honors Late Producer William Orbit, Reflects on 'Ray of Light' Collaboration
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Madonna and Blur Producer William Orbit Passes Away at 69
Madonna and Blur Producer William Orbit Passes Away at 69
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Madonna Honors 'Ray of Light' Producer William Orbit After His Passing
Madonna Honors 'Ray of Light' Producer William Orbit After His Passing
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William Orbit, Influential Music Producer, Passes Away at 69
William Orbit, Influential Music Producer, Passes Away at 69
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Madonna Pays Tribute to Producer William Orbit: ‘You Were My Ray of Light’
"You pressed a magic button inside of me and I fell into a galaxy of unrealized dreams," singer writes of her longtime collaborator following his death at the age of 69
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William Orbit, Influential Music Producer, Dies at 69
William Orbit, Influential Music Producer, Dies at 69
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Music Producer William Orbit Passes Away at 69, Leaving a Legacy of Iconic Collaborations
Music Producer William Orbit Passes Away at 69, Leaving a Legacy of Iconic Collaborations
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William Orbit, Grammy-Winning Producer of Madonna’s ‘Ray of Light,’ Dead at 69
Electronic music extraordinaire also worked on Blur's experimental 13 in addition to songs by U2, No Doubt, Pink, and more
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Iranian Soccer Players Granted Australian Citizenship After Seeking Asylum
Two Iranian women's soccer players, Fatemeh Pasandideh and Atefeh Ramezanisadeh, have been granted Australian citizenship after seeking asylum earlier this year. The players were part of a group that sought asylum when Iran withdrew from the Women's Asia Cup hosted by Australia. Their citizenship was potentially fast-tracked to allow them to play for Australia's national team. The players expressed gratitude for the opportunity to build their lives in Australia, while maintaining their Iranian roots. The decision to grant them citizenship comes amid concerns for their safety in Iran, where they faced criticism for not singing the national anthem.
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