Music Video: Mylène Farmer, Sting "Stolen Car"

In case you wanted to check in and confirm once again that Sting is still sexy, handsome and all that...

Mylene Farmer, huge recording artist who holds the record for the most #1 singles in France collaborateds with Sting on a cover of his 2003 release, Stolen Car (Take Me Dancing).

The song debuts at #1 in France making it the French chanteuse's 14th trip to the top of the charts.

Sexy, stylish music video - reminds me of when these things set a real mood. Nice.

(h/t JMG)

Sting Set To Join The Cast Of His Struggling Broadway Show "The Last Ship"

Having written the lyrics and music for the struggling Broadway show The Last Ship, Sting is now set to join the cast of his flailing $15 million Broadway musical.

But can his star power save the show? His last Broadway appearance was in the 1989  The Three Penny Opera.

The veteran rock star is set to star in the show from Dec. 9 until Jan. 10, replacing actor Jimmy Nail, who says he is stepping aside "happily" for the good of the production.

Since its premiere the show has been losing $75,000 a week.

Click here for ticket info.

News Round-up: November 12, 2014

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Stories you might have missed:

• OUT100 cover guy Zachary Quinto calls the LGBT community "complacent" in the new millennia of AIDS

• Texas state Sen. Donna Campbell looks to pass a constitutional "license to discriminate" against the gays

• A federal judge has ruled Michigan cannot ban benefits for same-sex couples, even if they aren't allowed to marry

• Sting's new Broadway musical, The Last Ship, opened to mixed reviews from the critics, so now the music legend may join the cast of the show to save the sinking "ship"

• Bravo Network's Andy Cohen doesn't read the gay blogosphere because he KNOWS what names he gets called there

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Sting and Robert Downey Jr. - "Driven To Tears"

Robert Downey Jr just got that much cooler.

I'd never seen this until now. RDJ sings at Sting's 60th birthday bash at Beacon Theatre in New York, 2011. Other guests who joined the policeman included Lady Gaga, Stevie Wonder and Bruce Springsteen.

(via Boreme.com)