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Joss Stone concert in Las Vegas
Joss Stone performs at the Hard Rock Cafe in Las Vegas on March 29, 2008. The 20 year old English R&B singer-songwriter is touring in support of her recent album "Introducing Joss Stone". (UPI Photo/Daniel Gluskoter)

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Two men were convicted in England Wednesday of conspiring to kidnap, rob and kill soul singer Joss Stone, then dump her body in a river.
Trial opens for alleged Joss Stone plot
Two men were part of a plot to rob and kill soul singer Joss Stone, British prosecutors charged in opening statements Monday.
Passengers on a cruise ship said they had an uneasy feeling when they looked out over the spot in the Atlantic where the Titanic sank 100 years ago.
Man denies plotting to kill British singer Joss Stone
A British man denies playing a role in an alleged plot to kill singer Joss Stone.
'Chief' is No. 1 on the U.S. album chart
Eric Church's "Chief" is No. 1 on the U.S. album chart, Billboard.com reported Wednesday.
Report: 2 men plotted to kill Joss Stone
Two men were arrested in England for allegedly plotting to rob and kill pop star Joss Stone at her farmhouse in rural Devon, police said.
Jagger recording with Stone, Marley
British rock 'n' roll icon Mick Jagger is recording with musicians Dave Stewart, Damian Marley, Joss Stone and A.R. Rahman, the New York Post said Friday.
Singer Joss Stone says playing one of the wives of England's King Henry VIII for the U.S. TV series "The Tudors" was a unique experience.
Joss Stone joins cast of TV's 'Tudors'
British soul singer Joss Stone has joined the cast of "The Tudors" for the sexy period drama's third season, Showtime said Tuesday.
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