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Garyl barlow and cheryl cole on stage     Queen Elizabeth II  's diamond jubilee concert took place i n front of Buckingham Palace in  London June 4, 2012.     Large crowds gathered on the grand red road leading to Queen Elizabeth's sumptuous palace on  for the pop concert on the third day of her Diamond Jubilee to celebrate her 60 years on the throne. See photos below comedian peter kay perform duchess of cambridge and prince william Elton john perform Jamaican singer grace jones fireworks Kylie minogue perform Paul McCartney robbie williams Prince charles leads the entertainers to sing for queen shirley bassey stevie wonder The large crowd Prince charles kiss the hand of her mother Queen Elizabeth to mark the end of the celebration Watch Queen's Diamond Jubilee Message

      A London musical will mark the 50th anniversary of the Beatles ' debut single "Love Me Do", released in Britain in October 1962, after full theatrical rights to much of the Fab Four's back catalogue were granted to a West End production for the first time.   "Let It Be" will run at the Prince of Wales Theatre from September 14 until January 19, 2013, and feature live performances of a string of hits including "Twist and Shout", "Yesterday" and "Hey Jude".     Described by organizers as a "theatrical concert", the show will combine live performances with video footage to tell the story of the Beatles' journey to become the most successful pop group in history.      The rights to the music were granted by Sony/ATV, the music publishing joint venture between Sony Corp and the estate of Michael Jackson.    The Beatles ' best-known lineup consisted of John Lennon , Paul McCartney , George Harrison and Ringo S

    Paul McCartney finally got his own star on Hollywood's Walk of Fame on Thursday, becoming the last of the four Beatles to get the honor.     McCartney's star was placed outside the Capitol Records building, alongside those of band members John Lennon, George Harrison and Ringo Starr.   "In Liverpool, when we were kids and listening to Buddy Holly and all the other rock and roll greats, I would have never thought the day would come when I'd be getting a star on the Walk of Fame. I thought it was an impossible thing to happen. But here we are today," McCartney, 69, said. "I couldn't have done it without a certain three boys, so I want to say thanks to those guys, John, George and Ringo ," he said.         The Beatles were given a star as a group in 1998, more than 25 years after they split up. Lennon and Harrison were given their individual stars several years after their deaths in 1980 and 2001 respectively, while Starr got his in 2010.