THE POLICE LIVE IN CONCERT IN TORONTO
Police guitarist Andy Summers (R) and drummer Stewart Copeland perform a song onstage in the first of two shows at the Air Canada Center in Toronto, Canada on July 22, 2007. The shows are part of the Police World Tour as Summers and Copeland reunite with frontman and bassist Sting for a series of concerts on 6 continents. (UPI Photo/Christine Chew)
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The iconic British rock band The Police announced its last concert will be a fundraiser for Thirteen/WNET and WLIW in New York.
Popular British singer Sting, notorious for his comments about his love of tantric sex, is staying young with a vacation in Hawaii.
The drummer for the British rock band The Police has apologized for remarks implying the president of Argentina is more attractive than the leader of Chile.
The Police reunited for one show at the Bonnaroo Music Festival in Manchester, Tenn., playing to a sold-out crowd of nearly 80,000.
The Police plan to play the hits when the reunited British rock trio opens the group's first tour since 1994 this month.
Rock stars The Police, which split after recording "Synchronicity" in 1983, plan a world tour featuring their greatest hits, starting in Vancouver, B.C.
The 49th Grammy Awards opened with huge applause in Los Angeles as The Police, reunited for the occasion, proclaimed: "We are The Police and we are back."
The Police confirmed Tuesday it will reunite to open the 49th annual Grammy Awards in Los Angeles, ending weeks of speculation about a reunion performance.
The 1980s rock group The Police are said to be considering a series of reunion shows for later this year. Billboard magazine reports that while the band's lead singer Sting has maintained a stance against any possible reunion over the last two decades, ru
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