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Nov 18, 2009
Gaiam and Trudie Styler Create DVDs in Tuscany... The programs are filmed on location at Il Palagio and feature music from Sting's #1 classical album of 2006, ''Songs From the Labyrinth'' plus extensive bonus material...
Gaiam, Inc., the leading distributor of lifestyle media and fitness accessories, are producing a series of mind body fitness DVDs with Trudie Styler, the actress, producer, and environmental campaigner. She will be joined in DVD workouts that combine elements of yoga, Pilates and ballet with traditional exercises by celebrity fitness trainer James D'Silva, who trained as a ballet dancer in his native Goa. The programs are filmed on location at Il Palagio, the Tuscan villa Styler shares with her husband Sting, and will feature music from Sting's #1 classical album of 2006, 'Songs From the Labyrinth', plus extensive bonus material...
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Nov 17, 2009
Sting (with Dominic Miller, Vinnie Colaiuta and David Sancious) to perform at the AboutUs Festival at the Chacara Do Jockey in Sao Paulo, Brazil on Nov 22...
Sting and Jason Mraz, amongst many other attractions, mark the 2009 edition of the festival, that happens on November 21st and 22nd in Sao Paulo at the Chacara Do Jockey. Sting will perform on November 22...
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Nov 14, 2009
Interview: THE IRISH TIMES (2009)

A singular songsmith - As he releases a 'winter album', the former frontman of The Police talks about Belfast, playing with Stevie Wonder, making olive oil - and seeing ghosts... Sting wants my autograph. "Come on, just sign your name for me," he says shoving an expensive-looking pen my way. I tell him I don't usually do this sort of thing. "Just put a dedication," he insists. For reasons I still can't fathom, I scrawl "To Sting, from Brian XXX"...

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Nov 14, 2009
Sting talks to the Irish Times - A singular songsmith - As he releases a 'winter album', the former frontman of The Police talks about Belfast, playing with Stevie Wonder, making olive oil - and seeing ghosts...

Sting wants my autograph. "Come on, just sign your name for me," he says shoving an expensive-looking pen my way. I tell him I don't usually do this sort of thing. "Just put a dedication," he insists. For reasons I still can't fathom, I scrawl "To Sting, from Brian XXX"...

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Nov 12, 2009
The Philadelphia Orchestra celebrates Academy of Music 153rd Anniversary with Grand Concert and Ball on January 30, 2010 - Sting headlines stellar concert with The Philadelphia Orchestra...
World-renowned singer/composer/actor Sting will headline the spectacular Academy of Music 153rd Anniversary Concert on Saturday, January 30, 2010, in performance with The Philadelphia Orchestra and his own quartet of outstanding jazz/pop/rock musicians, conducted by David Hartley. The classical portion of the program will showcase Rafael Fr?
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Nov 12, 2009
Interview: LIVING NORTH (2009)

Taking the Sting out of winter: The origin of the word Geordie itself is rooted in Anglo Saxon lore, and has numerous definitions, but that's a debate for another day perhaps. What is less complex when considering Geordies more generally is their role on the world stage. In real terms, I'm sorry to say that despite the undoubted collective worth and character there are few contemporary Geordies who have cracked it. Local footballers have great note, Gazza and Alan Shearer seem to be most renowned - but would they be known in Fort Lauderdale - probably not. The films of South Shields born director Ridley Scott (Blade Runner, Alien et al) are better known than the man himself and while Ant and Dec (bless 'em) have captured the heart of primetime Britain - their fame in Minnesota or Michigan is less certain...

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Nov 12, 2009
Taking the Sting out of winter - Julian West talks to one of the North East's most famous sons for Living North magazine...
The origin of the word Geordie itself is rooted in Anglo Saxon lore, and has numerous definitions, but that's a debate for another day perhaps. What is less complex when considering Geordies more generally is their role on the world stage. Sting has just turned 58 and his success is mind-boggling - but the tough conditions of his upbringing have embedded a streak in his character that is driven, determined and undaunted...
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Nov 11, 2009
Interview: THE EVENING STANDARD (2009)

Sting: The X Factor kids are going nowhere: I was an altar boy and considered being a priest," says Sting, with a twinkle in his eye. "But I already had a strong interest in the female sex so my vocation lasted five minutes. I quite like dressing up, wearing a dress... just not permanently," he says, laughing at the idea of Father Sting...

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Nov 11, 2009
Sting tells the London Evening Standard: ''I was an altar boy and considered being a priest but I already had a strong interest in the female sex so my vocation lasted five minutes...''
But even though this Catholic boy from Newcastle ruled himself out of a church career, some of its music rubbed off. His new CD, 'If On a Winter's Night', is a collection of carols, lullabies and ancient songs and his upcoming concert venues include a cathedral or two. One song is by the 16th-century Jesuit martyr Robert Southwell, with a vision of a burning baby Jesus suspended in darkness. "I always want to do something different. My contemporaries keep doing the same thing but people who have followed my career expect the unexpected..."
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Nov 11, 2009
Tonic and Citta Introduce Hand Knit Pashmina Scarves to Support Women's Center in Nepal...
Tonic, the leading media and ecommerce site focused on effortless activism and social good, announced today their new partnership with Citta for a project that will benefit women in both India and Nepal. $100 for 100 Women in Need - Queen Latifah, Sting, Scarlett Johansson, David Bowie, Susan Sarandon, Natalie Merchant, David Byrne & Thandie Newton among Celebrity Participants...
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