George Michael Recorded A Song As A Wedding Gift For William and Kate

George Michael, who is not really invited to Prince William and Kate Middleton's Royal Wedding has recorded a version of Stevie Wonder's song for the couple.

George Michael was very close to Prince Diana and so although he was not invited to the wedding, he made a cover of the 1972 romantic track 'You and I' for William and his would be wife.

The track will be released as a free download but Michael has requested fans to make a donation to charitable fund set up by Prince William and Kate Middleton. It took him two days to record the song and it is his way to express his wishes and happiness at their marriage.

George said, 'I am absolutely sure Diana would have loved the whole thing. I really hope she would have loved this track. I have a feeling she would have done.'

He added further, 'I want Will and Kate to know that this is a genuine gift, not a promo exercise.'

Sweet of George Michael and how mean of the Royal Family that they never even invited him to the wedding.

So What If Adam Lambert is Gay?

Now I really don't know if this is a shock or what? I really thought a major chunk of the world is way past things such as sexuality, sex change, gays etc.

Even if the American Idol judge Kara Elizabeth DioGuardi (who is an American singer and record producer) has just made it public that Adam Lambert is gay...is it really that big a deal?

It was always quite obvious though or at least the signs were pretty much there but should one always put a tag on himself to spell it out to the world. And should one judge people based on their sexuality. I was reading various articles and many Americans raised the question that could this be the reason that he lost out on the votes.

Knowing how people react to such things even today when everything is so clear it can be a possibility that his sexuality could have influenced the voters some how because it is very easy to switch one's opinion on very small details.

We just feel everything is so chill in America and all is acceptable but if we just just start getting into details, we find that there too even many things are yet to be accepted totally. And they still raise the question "Is America Ready For A Gay Idol?"





The sad part is that in such influences and perceptions it's basically talent that suffers. If he is a good singer then he is even if he is gay. So was George Michael...who really cares as long as they are singing well. Music has nothing to do with sexuality. Let them be...