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Snow Patrol - Isolation

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Instant Karma: The Campaign to Save Darfur

Rocker Bono and artist Damien Hirst sent made it a very special Valentines for people in Africa Thursday night, raising more than $40 million for AIDS relief.

Queen Noor, Michael Stipe, Dennis Hopper, Martha Stewart, Christy Turlington, Ed Burns, Q-Tip, Helena Christensen, Brian Williams and Anna Wintour were among the celebs who turned out at Sotheby’s auction house to bid on the work of some of the world’s top artists.

Organizer Hirst’s piece, “Where There’s a Will There’s a Way,” fetched the top price of $7.15 million. Jasper Johns, Chuck Close, Jeff Koons, Ed Ruscha, Matthew Barney, Banksy, Richard Prince and Antony Gormley were among the 100 artists who donated masterpieces. The Gagosian Gallery-curated auction established new sales records for 17 artists.

The evening benefited (RED), the charity Bono and Bobby Shriver founded 18 months ago that has now generated more than $100 million for the UN-created Global Fund, according to (RED) organizers.

For more on (RED) and/or to get involved visit http://www.joinred.com

Need an inspirational song to get you to the weekend? Try The Raveonettes cover of John Lennon’s One Day at a Time.

Those Danes sure can sing!

Want to hear more John Lennon covers? and buy the CD to help support Darfur!

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